Cosmetic dispenser
OwnerMarie R. Galbraith, Judith H. Greeninventors
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Abstract
A cosmetic dispenser which has a first tubular element, including a cosmetic holder for dispensing cosmetics, and a second associated tubular element, including a mirror for observing the application of the cosmetics. The first tubular element has a cylindrical space between an outer sleeve and an inner sleeve for telescopically receiving the second tubular element. The mirror is carried in a protective mounting on the second tubular element to reduce the possibility of damaging the mirror when sliding the second tubular element into or out of the first tubular element. When the two elements are combined for storage purposes, the surface of the mirror is protected by the outer sleeve of the first tubular element.
Claims5
A cosmetic dispenser comprising:
- (a) a first tubular element, including an outer sleeve with a generally square cross-sectional configuration, an inner sleeve with a round cross-sectional configuration disposed within the outer sleeve and inwardly spaced therefrom, a cosmetic within the inner sleeve, and means for rotatably extending and retracting the cosmetic relative to the outer sleeve;
- (b) a second tubular element having a generally square cross-sectional configuration, including a mirrored surface, adapted to be telescopically received between the inner sleeve and the outer sleeve of said first tubular element for protective storage of the mirrored surface;
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- (c) means for providing a spaced relationship between the mirrored surface of said second tubular element and a facing inner surface of the outer sleeve of said first tubular element, whereby the mirrored surface is protected at times of relative movement between said first tubular element and said second tubular element.
A cosmetic dispenser comprising:
- (a) a first tubular element, including an outer sleeve having a generally square cross-sectional configuration, an inner sleeve with a round cross-sectional configuration disposed within the outer sleeve and inwardly space therefrom, a cosmetic within the inner sleeve, and means for rotatably extending and retracting the cosmetic relative to the outer sleeve;
- (b) a second tubular element having a generally square cross-sectional configuration, including a recessed planar surface, adapted to be telescopically received between the inner sleeve and the outer sleeve of said first tubular element;
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- (c) a mirror disposed within the recessed planar surface of said second tubular element whereby said mirror is protected by the recess at times of relative movement between said first tubular element and said second tubular element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.