Disposable eye makeup shield

Abstract

A disposable eye makeup shield for use during the application of eye makeup being specifically structured to provide a barrier or protective shield over the lower eyelid and areas of the user's face below the eyes, thereby preventing excess makeup from falling thereon or onto the user's clothing during makeup application. The makeup shield includes a flexible, yet rigid interior body forming a frame structure and having an outer convex, arcuate side and an inner concave side, the interior body defining an overall general configuration of the eye makeup shield. The interior body further includes a lower portion and an upper portion having outwardly extending wings and a top edge being specifically curved and configured to conform with the contour of the user's lower eyelid. An outer layer of substantially porous, absorbent material is adhered to the convex outer side of the interior body and an inner, congruent layer of substantially soft material is adhered to the concave inner side of the interior body, the outer porous material being adapted to catch and substantially absorb makeup falling thereon during application. The lower portion of the interior body includes a grasping area to facilitate holding and positioning of the makeup shield in a preferred position against the lower eyelid.

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