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US 9,867,443 B2Granted
Tubular container having applicator
AssigneeYonwoo Co., Ltd.
InventorsSung-Hwan Kim, Curt Altmann, Eugene Dennison Kim, David Yi, Sung-Sin Kim
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a tubular container having an applicator, and the tubular container having an applicator according to the present invention is characterized in that an applicator made of metal and silicone, which contacts skin, is provided on the upper portion of the tubular container such that, when the contents thereof are applied to the skin, warmth or coldness can be transferred to the skin, thereby facilitating metabolism of the face skin and improving skin elasticity.
Claims8
A tubular container having an applicator comprising:
- a tube body receiving contents, and at an upper portion thereof, coupled with a tube neck having a discharging outlet where contents are discharged;
- a support body coupled to an upper portion of the tube neck, and communicated with the discharging outlet and forming a passage where contents discharged through the discharging outlet move into, further comprising a content moving tube having a content inflow hole such that the contents discharged through the discharging outlet can flow in;
- an ascending and descending member ascending and descending at an inner side of the support body and controlling a discharging of the contents which flow into the content moving tube;
- an applicator which applies contents in a close contact with the skin by comprising a first applicator which is coupled to an upper portion of the ascending and descending member, and a second applicator which is coupled encasing an upper portion of the support body and forms a hollow so as to form a space where the first applicator can ascend and descend;
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- an over cap coupled, encasing the support body and the applicator, and comprising a pressurizing protrusion which pressurizes an upper end of the first applicator at an inner side thereof.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.