Pillow with cutouts adapted to accommodate the ear, nose and cheek of a user
AssigneeUltraderma, Ltd.
InventorArdis M. Boyd
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Abstract
A pillow that does not promote facial wrinkling or earaches including a solid foam body. The body is sculptured to have hollows or cutouts positioned and specifically shaped on its longitudinal axis for receiving the facial tissue of a user so as to prevent wrinkles to the facial tissue.
Claims13
A substantially rectangular pillow comprising a compressible body having similar top and bottom faces and at least a first and a second hollow extending through the body of the pillow;
- said first hollow for receiving the ear of the a person;
- said second hollow for receiving the nose of a person and a cheek of the person, said hollows being of different shapes.
A combination pillow and pillow case, said pillow comprising compressible body having similar top and bottom faces and at least a first and a second hollow extending through the body of the pillow, said first hollow for receiving the ear of a person;
- said second hollow for receiving the nose of the person and a cheek of the person, said pillow enclosed within a woven pillowcase, and said hollows being of different shares.
A substantially rectangular pillow comprising a compressible body, a longitudinal axis and a plurality of cutouts of at least two different shapes for receiving facial appendages, said cutouts disposed on and spaced apart along said longitudinal axis.
A pillow adapted to support a human head comprising a compressible body, said body having a vertical and a longitudinal axis, and a first and a second pair of shaped cutouts, spaced relative to each other such that a first cutout can receive the ear the of a person and the second cutout can simultaneously receive the nose and cheek of a person, said first pair of shaped cutouts being substantially similarly shaped, adjacent one another, and positioned on said longitudinal axis and said second pair of cutouts, separated by, and of a shape different from said first two substantially similarly shaped cutouts and also positioned on said longitudinal axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.