Facial mask and method of using same for toning facial muscles
OwnerSidi Kleininventor
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Abstract
A facial mask for use in effecting toning of a wearer's facial muscles includes two spaced layers of flexible sheet material secured together along their outer margins, and a quantity of freely movable particles of a filling material in the space between the two layers. When the mask is to be worn, suction is applied to the space between the two layers in order to effectively rigidify the mask according to the configuration of the wearer's face. The mask is pressed against the wearer's facial muscles by pressurizing an expansible chamber engageable with the back of the wearer's head, and/or by pressurizing a chamber formed by the flexible sheet layer wall and a front rigid wall.
Claims20
A facial mask comprising two spaced layers of flexible sheet material both of a configuration to cover a person's face, and having a quantity of freely movable particles of a filling material in between;
- and a suction device connected to the space between said two layers of flexible sheet material for drawing out the air from said space, after the mask has been applied to the face of a wearer, in order to effectively rigidify the mask according to the configuration of the wearer's face.
A facial mask for use in effecting toning of a wearer's facial muscles, comprising:
- a flexible wall of flexible sheet material of a configuration to cover at least a portion of a person's face and having an outer margin;
- a rigid transparent wall secured to said flexible wall along the outer margin of the flexible wall to define a space between the two walls and to cover the person's complete face;
- and a pressurising device for applying a compressed fluid to the space between said rigid wall and flexible wall for pressing said flexible wall against the wearer's face.
A method of effecting toning of the facial muscles of a wearer, comprising:
- applying over the wearer's face a mask comprising two spaced layers of flexible sheet material having a quantity of freely movable particles of a filling material in between;
- drawing out the air from said space in order to rigidify the mask according to the configuration of the wearer's face;
- causing the mask to be firmly pressed against the wearer's face;
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- exercising the facial muscles.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.