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US 7,001,239 B2Granted
Cleavage anti-wrinkle device
OwnerMidge Russellinventor
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Abstract
An anti-wrinkle device is a light-weight, rigid, hollow member ergonomically contoured to fit comfortably in the area between the breasts of a human female. The hollow member is designed to prevent wrinkles from occurring in the cleavage area when women are lying on their shoulders and/or sides while sleeping. The member is covered with a soft, removable washable fabric. A sleeveless top can be worn to hold the member in place.
Claims9
A device for preventing wrinkles in the area of the breasts of a human female comprising:
- a contoured one-piece member constructed of a rigid material, said member having a continuous outer surface encapsulating a hollow interior, a rounded proximate end, a rounded distal end, a first concave side and a second concave side, said first concave side and said second concave side extending from said rounded proximate end to said rounded distal end;
- said rounded proximate end having a larger diameter than said rounded distal end;
- and
- a soft, moisture absorbing fabric tightly covering said continuous outer surface of said member.
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A device for preventing wrinkles in the cleavage area of the breasts of a human female comprising:
- a contoured one-piece member constructed of a rigid material, said member having a continuous outer surface encapsulating a hollow interior, a rounded proximate end, a rounded distal end, a first concave side a second concave side and an arcuate rear surface said first concave side, said second concave side and said arcuate rear surface extending from said rounded proximate end to said rounded distal end;
- said rounded proximate end having a larger diameter than said rounded distal end;
- a soft, moisture absorbing fabric tightly covering said continuous outer surface of said member and easily removable therefrom;
- and
- a sleeveless shirt for securing said device to the cleavage area.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.