Moistened cosmetic eye treatment fads
AssigneeChesebrough-Pond's USA Co., Division of Conopco, Inc.
InventorsAlexander Paul Znaiden, Brian Andrew Crotty, Paul Dennis Gural
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Abstract
A cosmetic product, particularly for the eye, is provided which includes a container, an absorbent pad with printing on at least one major surface, and a fluid cosmetic composition, the pad and composition being held within the container. The cosmetic composition is primarily water, especially amounts of water in excess of 90%. Most preferred as a substrate for the pad is a non-woven polyester. A cucumber slice design is the most preferred print on the pad. A method is also provided which reduces puffiness, soothes the eye and lessens dark circles around the eye. This method involves applying the aforementioned cosmetic composition via the pad onto the eye and its surrounding area.
Claims13
A cosmetic product comprising:
- (i) a sealable container;
- (ii) at least one absorbent pad with inked printing on at least one major surface thereof, the pad being enclosed within the container;
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- (iii) a cosmetic composition at least partially absorbed onto the absorbent pad.
A method for treating eye areas to reduce or lessen conditions selected from the group consisting of puffiness, dark circles, redness and combinations thereof, comprising applying over the eye areas a pad printed with an inked design and impregnated with a cosmetic composition.
A product for use on the face comprising:
- (i) a sealable container;
- (ii) at least one absorbent sheet with inked printing on at least one major surface thereof, the sheet being enclosed within the container;
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- (iii) a cosmetic composition within the container and at least partially absorbed onto the absorbent sheet.
A process for producing a skincare product, the process comprising:
- (i) placing a non-woven sheet under tension;
- (ii) printing with ink from gravure plates a design onto the tensioned sheet;
- (iii) cutting the printed sheets in register;
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- (iv) packaging the cut printed sheets along with a fluid cosmetic composition within a sealable container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.