Kit for a forming process of cosmetic products, forming process and products obtained
OwnerLuca DALLATORREinventor
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Abstract
The disclosure relates to a kit comprising a mould having a chamber provided with an access opening and a support element for a moulding process of a cosmetic product P in semi-solid or paste form, an article comprising the cosmetic product P and said support element and a moulding process of said cosmetic product P.
Claims17
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A kit for a moulding process of a cosmetic product P in semi-solid or paste form, said kit comprising:
- a mould and a support element,
- wherein the mould comprises at least one hollow body having a chamber, delimited by a wall with a moulding surface and provided with an access opening defined by a perimeter, and
- wherein the support element comprises a horizontal surface and at least one retaining foot, this horizontal surface having a first bearing face and a second retaining face, said at least one retaining foot extending centrally from said retaining face, said horizontal surface having a surface smaller than an area delimited by the perimeter of the access opening of the chamber of the mould.
A support element for a kit for moulding a cosmetic product P in semi-solid or past form, the kit including a mould that includes at least one hollow body having a chamber, delimited by a wall with a moulding surface and provided with an access opening defined by a perimeter, the support element comprising:
- a horizontal surface and at least one retaining foot, this horizontal surface having a first bearing face and a second retaining face, said at least one retaining foot extending centrally from said retaining face, said horizontal surface having a surface smaller than the area delimited by the perimeter of the access opening of the chamber of the mould.
- the second retaining face including a peripheral area surrounding a second central area which, with respect to the peripheral area, is raised, wherein the raised second central area forms the at least one retaining foot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.