Eyelash mascara case and applicator
OwnerCharlotte Tollinventor
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Abstract
An eyelash mascara applicator wand includes a first rod and a bristle-carrying second rod extending transversely relative to the first rod. The rods are joined at a location spaced from both ends of the second rod. Bristles are located on both sides of that junction. The second rod is curved within a plane oriented perpendicular to a plane containing the first rod. The first rod comprises inner and outer sections oriented at a right angle to one another. Alternatively, the first rod could be curved.
Claims25
An eyelash mascara applicator comprising a wand and a handle attached to said wand, said wand including a first rod portion extending from said handle, and a second rod portion extending transversely relative to said first rod portion, bristles projecting outwardly around the outer circumference of said second rod portion, said second rod portion including first and second opposite ends, said first rod portion intersecting said second rod portion at a junction spaced from both of said first and second ends, so that bristles are situated on opposite sides of said junction, said second rod portion being curved within a plane oriented substantially perpendicular to a plane containing said first rod portion.
In combination, an eyelash mascara case and a mascara applicator insertable therein, said applicator comprising a wand and a handle attached to said wand, said wand including a first rod portion extending from said handle and a second rod portion extending transversely relative to said first rod portion, bristles projecting outwardly around the outer circumference of said second rod portion, said mascara case including a mascara-containing section of oblong cross section shaped to enable said second rod portion to be inserted therein while oriented transversely to said first rod portion, said second rod portion joining said first rod portion at a junction spaced from two opposite ends of said second rod portion so that bristles are situated on opposite sides of said junction, said second rod portion being curved within a plane oriented substantially perpendicular to a plane containing said first rod portion.
An eyelash mascara applicator comprising a wand and a handle attached to said wand, said wand including a first rod portion extending from said handle, and a second rod portion extending transversely relative to said first rod portion, bristles projecting outwardly around the outer circumference of said second rod portion, said second rod portion including first and second opposite ends, said first rod portion intersecting said second rod portion at a junction spaced from both of said first and second ends, so that bristles are situated on opposite sides of said junction, said first rod portion including an inner section extending from said handle, and an outer section joined to said second rod portion, said outer and inner sections being oriented at an angle relative to one another.
In combination, an eyelash mascara case containing mascara paste, and a mascara applicator insertable therein, said applicator comprising a wand and a handle attached to said wand, said wand including a first rod portion extending from said handle and a second rod portion extending transversely relative to said first rod portion, bristles projecting outwardly around the outer circumference of said second rod portion to define therewith a brush, said mascara case including a flexible wiper having an elongated passage formed therein to receive said brush and wand, said passage comprising an elongated slot having a length sufficient to accommodate travel of said brush, said passage further comprising a hole therethrough shaped for receiving said wand while wiping excess mascara paste therefrom.
In combination, an eyelash mascara case containing mascara paste, and a mascara applicator insertable therein, said applicator comprising a wand and a handle attached to said wand, said wand including a first rod portion extending from said handle and a second rod portion extending transversely relative to said first rod portion, bristles projecting outwardly around the outer circumference of said second rod portion to define therewith a brush, said second rod portion joining said first rod portion at a junction spaced from the opposite ends of said second rod portion sot hat bristles are situated on opposite sides of said junction, said mascara case including a flexible wiper having an elongated slot formed therein of a sufficient length for accommodating passage of said brush and wand.
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