Cosmetic brush
OwnerYoung Kwang Byuninventor
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Abstract
A cosmetic brush with a large number of soft hairs, an inner cylinder having soft hairs on its front end and holding cosmetic powder in it, and a pressure pump joined to the inner cylinder's rear end and supplying air to spray the cosmetic powder toward the soft hairs, the cosmetic brush including a sliding cylinder slidingly put on the inner cylinder's outer surface to cover the soft hairs, and a protective cap covering the sliding cylinder's front end and slidingly enclosing the soft hairs along with the sliding cylinder to protect the soft hairs, thereby preventing the soft hairs from being easily soiled and worn away.
Claims3
A cosmetic brush comprising:
- a) an inner cylinder holding cosmetic powder therein and having an outer surface with a plurality of soft hairs connected thereto;
- a sliding outer cylinder slidingly placed on the inner cylinder's outer surface to cover said plurality of soft hairs;
- a pressure pump joined to a rear end of the inner cylinder and supplying air to spray the cosmetic powder toward the soft hairs;
- b) said soft hairs are joined to a coupling chamber having a threaded portion at a rear end thereof, and said inner cylinder having a threaded portion at the front end thereof so that said inner cylinder and said coupling chamber can be screwed to each other and separated from each other;
- c) said inner cylinder having seal covers;
- said seal covers attached to both ends of said inner cylinder prior to said inner cylinder being assembled to said coupling chamber and said pressure pump such that a new inner cylinder holding cosmetic powder can replace a used inner cylinder after removing said used inner cylinder from said soft hairs and said coupling chamber when the cosmetic powder in said used inner cylinder is used up;
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- d) a protective cap covering said sliding cylinder's front end and slidingly enclosing said soft hairs along with said sliding cylinder to protect said soft hairs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.