JP2008142104A - Cosmetic aids for applying makeup to the eyes - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To draw an eyeline and an eye shadow easily and neatly with an eye. A person's trap is made very soft. Accordingly, when drawing an eyeline or eyeshadow on the eyes, the wrinkles are pulled in the application direction due to friction with the applicator, so it takes a lot of time to draw cleanly. Therefore, the present invention provides a makeup aid that can draw an eyeline or the like easily and neatly.
The handle is provided with an addressing portion for pushing the heel toward the upper heel or the lower heel. Preferably, the handle is provided with an annular portion, and the addressing portion is formed in the annular portion.
[Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an auxiliary tool used when applying eyeline, eyeshadow, mascara, or the like to the eyes.

There is already an eye makeup assisting tool used when drawing an eyeline (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
JP 2003-304930 A

  An object of the present invention is to draw an eyeline and an eye shadow easily and cleanly around the eyes.

The auxiliary tool of Patent Document 1 is intended to easily draw the eyeline by preventing the eyelid from moving by blinking when the eyeline is drawn. For this purpose, it is an auxiliary tool that is fixed from the top of the bag.

  A person's bag is very soft. Accordingly, when drawing an eyeline or eyeshadow on the eyes, the eyelids are pulled in the application direction by friction with the applicator, so that it takes much time and effort to draw cleanly. If you want to draw beautifully without much effort, you just need to keep the skin of the part to be drawn tight. Therefore, conventionally, the fingertip is directed to the heel and the skin is pulled. For example, when applying cosmetics such as mascara on the lower side or lower root of the upper eyelashes, the eyes are wide open, and the upper eyelashes are pulled up with the fingertips so that the lower side of the upper eyelashes faces the front. However, if the fingertip is placed on the heel, the applicator may hit the fingertip during use and stain the fingertip. In addition, the fingertip may be placed on the already applied eye shadow, and in such a case, the eye shadow adheres to the fingertip and soils the fingertip. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide an auxiliary tool that can easily and cleanly draw an eyeline and an eyeshadow without using a fingertip.

  Claim 1 of the present invention is a structure in which an addressing portion for pushing the heel toward the upper heel or the lower heel is provided on the handle.

A second aspect of the present invention is a configuration in which an element provided on the handle is added to the first aspect so that the addressing portion is located away from the handle.

A third aspect of the present invention is a configuration in which an element in which a field of view opening part is provided between the addressing part and the handle is added to the second aspect.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, an element in which an annular portion is provided in the handle and an addressing portion is formed in the annular portion is added to the first to third aspects.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, an element is added to the fourth aspect in which the annular portion is bent so as to warp on one side when the annular portion is viewed from the side.

  The first aspect of the present invention is a structure in which a handle is provided on the handle for pushing the heel toward the upper heel or the lower heel. By pressing the scissors at the addressing portion, the surface of the scissors between the edge of the scissors and the addressing portion is pulled and stretched. Therefore, if an eyeline or the like is drawn on the portion with an applicator, the skin can be drawn smoothly and cleanly with less sagging skin.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the handle is provided on the handle so that the addressing portion exists at a position away from the handle. If the addressing portion is provided directly on the handle, it is difficult to use because the handle must be placed sideways and close to the face surface when used. If the addressing portion is provided at a position away from the handle, a certain distance can be maintained between the handle and the face surface, which is easy to use. Further, since the handle can be used without being laid sideways, the work becomes easier.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, a field-of-view opening portion is provided between the addressing portion and the handle. For example, when the upper eyelid is pushed, if there is no field of view opening part, the auxiliary tool must be turned upside down to reach the upper eyelid, and the upper eyelid must be pushed upward to push the upper eyelid. This is because the field of view is blocked by the assisting tool if pushed up from below. Also, the operation of turning the auxiliary tool upside down and pulling the upper eyelid upward is not easy, and the arm must be worn out because the makeup must be done with the arm raised. According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the field-of-view opening portion is provided, the auxiliary tool can be positioned below the upper eyelid and the upper eyelid can be pushed upward. As a result, the makeup work is easy, the arms are not tired, and the upper eyelid can be pressed reliably.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the handle is provided with an annular portion, and the addressing portion is formed in the annular portion. By forming the addressing portion in the annular portion, the space inside the annular portion can be used as a view opening portion. Further, since the addressing portion can be formed on almost the entire circumference of the annular portion, the handle can be used in a free direction such as parallel or oblique to the nose when used. As a result, the angle with respect to the nose muscles of the handle can be freely changed during use, so that the most easy-to-use angle can be selected.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, when the annular portion is viewed from the side, the annular portion is bent so as to warp on one side. Therefore, if the other side opposite to the warped side is used so as to face the face surface, the angle between the face surface and the addressed portion becomes smaller than when the annular portion does not warp. The garment acts to push the heel at an angle close to the vertical direction. Thereby, the force which pushes an eyeball becomes weak and can push a eyelid efficiently.

  Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. As shown in FIG. 1, the auxiliary tool 1 has an annular portion 3 formed integrally with one end of an elongated handle 2. The material is preferably a hard synthetic resin, but other materials may be used. The cross section of the annular portion 3 is circular, but is not limited to this and may have other shapes. The overall length of the auxiliary tool 1 of this embodiment is about 135 mm, the length of the annular portion 3 in the longitudinal direction is about 45 mm, and the lateral width of the annular portion 3 is about 40 mm. However, it is not limited to this value. Nearly the front half of the annular part 3 can be used as the addressing part 4. Normally, the front end portion of the addressing portion 4 is used, but other portions may be used. A synthetic resin layer having a large friction coefficient such as an elastomer may be provided on the addressing portion 4. Further, the shape of the annular portion 3 is not limited to this embodiment, and it may be horizontally long, or may be a circle, an ellipse, or a reverse rice ball. Moreover, the part which provides the addressing part 4 may not be cyclic | annular, for example, it may be set as the structure which the middle of the annular part 3 cut | disconnected, and the addressing part 4 may be provided in it. Further, the addressing portion 4 may be formed as a part of the handle 2. Further, the handle 2 may be displayed to indicate the directionality in use in accordance with the direction of the annular portion 3 or the addressing portion 4.

  FIG. 2 shows a use state when the present invention is viewed from the side. As shown in FIG. 2, the annular portion 3 extends offset from the axis of the handle 2. Further, the annular portion 3 extends so as to warp on the side opposite to the biased side. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the annular portion 3 is formed so as to warp on one side when viewed from the front end thereof. The warped side of the annular portion 4 in FIG. 4 is the same as the biased side of the annular portion 4, and is different from the warped side of the annular portion 3 in FIG.

  The inside of the handle 2 is hollow, and an applicator 5 shown in FIG. 6 is detachably attached by screws. The applicator 5 is provided with an applicator 6 at the tip. The applicator 5 is formed of the same hard synthetic resin as the handle 2 and the annular portion 3, but the applicator 6 is formed of a flexible synthetic resin. Apply an eye shadow or the like to the application part 6 and apply to the eyes.

  Next, a method of using the present invention will be described. 2 and 3 show how to apply cosmetics such as eyeline by pushing up the upper eyelid. When the auxiliary tool 1 is used, the handle 2 is first grasped, and then the addressing portion 4 at the front end of the annular portion 3 is addressed to the upper arm. When addressing, as shown in FIG. 2, it is addressed so that the opposite side of the annular portion 3 faces the face surface. At this time, since the inside of the annular portion 3 is hollow, the eyelashes enter into the annular portion 3 and the mirror can be seen through the hollow portion without blocking the view. Then, the upper eyelid is pushed by the addressing unit 4 while viewing the mirror with the eyes. Pushing means pushing the upper eyelid upward for the upper eyelid, but also includes pushing in the eyeball direction with a certain amount of force. In addition, the lower eyelid includes pushing the lower eyelid downward and pushing in the eyeball direction with a certain force. In addition, pressing the eyelashes with the eyelashes is also included. Since the upper eyelashes face upward by pushing up the upper eyelid at the addressing portion 4, mascara can be easily applied to the lower side of the upper eyelashes. Moreover, since the surface of the upper eyelid below the addressing portion 4 pushing up the upper eyelid is pulled to reduce wrinkles, the eye shadow can be easily applied to that portion. In addition, the eyeline can be easily and neatly drawn at the bottom of the upper eyelashes. Further, since the side opposite to the warped side of the annular portion 3 faces the face surface, as is apparent from FIG. 2, the angle near the contact portion 4 is larger than the angle of the handle 2 with respect to the face surface. Is small. Therefore, the addressing portion 4 is easy to use because the upper edge can be pushed up in the direction close to the upper side without bringing the lower end of the handle 2 close to the face surface. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the annular portion 3 is formed so as to warp on one side when viewed from the front end. Therefore, since the curved shape matches the surface of the upper collar, the upper collar can be pushed up in a wide range.

  Next, another usage method will be described. FIG. 5 shows a method of using cosmetics such as eyeline by pushing up the upper eyelashes at the addressing portion 4. This method of use is mainly used when the eyeline is easily drawn to the bottom of the upper eyelashes. Since the upper eyelash is reliably pressed against the upper eyelid, the eyeline can be easily and neatly drawn. In addition to this method of use, the auxiliary tool of the present invention can be used by pressing the lower eyelid downward, or by pressing the lower eyelashes against the lower eyelid. In this case, unlike the case of the upper arm, use the auxiliary tool upside down.

  7 and 8 show another embodiment of the present invention. This auxiliary tool 7 is provided with an annular portion 9 and an addressing portion 10 at one end of a handle 8. The overall length of the auxiliary tool 7 of this embodiment is about 90 mm, and the size of the annular portion 9 is the same as the size of the annular portion 3 of the auxiliary tool 1 of the first embodiment. However, it is not limited to this value. Further, the annular portion 9 and the addressing portion 10 are the same in the configuration and usage as the auxiliary tool 1 of the first embodiment described above. A pressing portion 11 is provided at the other end of the handle 8 of the auxiliary tool 7. The presser part 11 is formed of a synthetic resin having a large friction coefficient such as an elastomer. This presser part 11 is for neatly drawing an eyeline. Eye shadows can also be drawn beautifully. For example, when drawing the eyeline on the upper eyelid, the auxiliary tool 7 is held so that the holding portion 11 is on the upper side with the annular portion 9 facing down. Next, as shown in FIG. 8, the eyes are closed, the end of the presser part 11 is placed near the base of the upper eyelashes, the upper eyelashes are pressed downward by the presser part 11, and then pressed against the lower eyelid as it is. Thus, the upper eyelash is sandwiched between the presser portion 11 and the lower eyelid. By doing so, it is possible to draw an eyeline on the upper eyelid without the upper eyelashes getting in the way. Similarly, eye shadows can be drawn beautifully. Furthermore, the presser part 11 can be directed to the lower punch while the presser part 11 is turned up with the annular part 9 facing down, and the lower hook can be pulled down for use.

Perspective view of the present invention The side view which shows the use condition of this invention The front view which shows the use condition of this invention Front view of the auxiliary tool viewed from the front end The side view which shows the other use condition of this invention Front view of applicator Perspective view of another embodiment Side view showing usage of another embodiment

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Auxiliary tool 2 Handle 3 Annular part 4 Addressing part 5 Application tool 6 Application part 7 Auxiliary tool 8 Handle 9 Annular part 10 Addressing part 11 Pressing part

Claims (5)

A makeup aid for applying makeup to the eyes, wherein the handle is provided with an addressing portion for pushing the heel toward the upper eyelid or the lower eyelid. The cosmetic auxiliary tool according to claim 1, wherein the addressing portion is provided on the handle so as to exist at a position away from the handle. The cosmetic auxiliary tool according to claim 2, wherein a field-of-view opening part is provided between the addressing part and the handle. 4. The cosmetic auxiliary tool according to claim 1, wherein the handle is provided with an annular portion, and the addressing portion is formed in the annular portion. The cosmetic auxiliary tool according to claim 4, wherein the annular part is bent so as to warp on one side when the annular part is viewed from the side.

Images