BRPI0715529A2 - film applicator - Google Patents

Abstract

FILM APPLICATOR. A cosmetic film applicator includes a body held by a user and a actuator housed in the body and used in coordination with a film to release an applicator agent. The actuator includes a supply reel for holding the film and a catching reel for receiving the film. One arm engages the take-up reel to advance the film and one end at one end of the arm places the film in close proximity to the wearer. New films are also described.

Description

"FILM APPLICATOR" Related Orders

This application is a non-provisional supplement to and priority of U.S. Pending Claims Serial No. 60 / 842,915, filed September 7, 2006 which is pending and which is incorporated herein in its entirety by reference.

Background of the Invention

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a device for and a method of applying one or more cosmetic and / or therapeutic agents in the form of a film, compositions, and film structure thereon.

2. Description of Related Art

Users are looking for an easier way to apply cosmetics to enhance their appearance.

Solutions in the field include dry nail polish strips, self-adhesive nail coatings, and nail applications.

Dry nail polish strips are known as "Nail Strips Having an Overcoated Crosslinked Polymer" filed December 29, 2004 as Serial No. 60 / 640,030 and filed as PCT / US05 / 46769 on 29 December 2005, which is incorporated herein by reference for all purposes. The invention describes long-lasting, shiny nail strips for

toenails and toenails and methods for making and applying such nail strips. The nail polish strip has a nail polish film having one or more layers of nail polish that provides the desired effects, such as long-term use and shine capabilities, without the use of a UV light source. . At least one nail polish layer, preferably the highest layer in any multilayer film, has a crosslinked polymer. Polymer cross-linking occurs during nail strip fabrication, and any suitable curing medium may be employed, typically UV curing or thermal curing.

Nail strips are also known in U.S. Patent No. 4,903,840 entitled "Self Adhesive Nail Coatings" and issued February 27, 1990 which is incorporated herein by reference for all purposes. The invention relates to a method of fabricating a series of nail coatings or a solid-form manicure film which, until desirably employed, is stored in an air-tight envelope and for a product thus formed. . The invention also relates to the product, that is, regardless of the manufacturing method. On application the user removes the film from the packaging, separates the strip from the film.

In individual nail coatings, remove the adhesive base sheet from the film and locate the film on an individual nail. The edge or edge of the nail coatings are then ground to precisely match the shape and dimensions of the nail. Then the nail film, now in individual nail shapes, is adhesively secured to the nails and then pressed firmly onto the nails. The nails are then additional air dried or "cured" in a very short period of time. During the drying time, however, the nail coatings will emit a pleasant aroma, quite similar to that generated by liquid nail polish when drying, but at a very low aromatic level.

WO 05/112873 entitled "Dry Nail Polish Application and Even Manufacturing Method" which is incorporated herein by reference for all purposes, describes an improved or laminated self-adhesive nail application, a method of even making , and a liquid nail polish for use in the method.

A high viscosity of liquid nail polish of various formulations is heated above 37 ° C (100 ° F), preferably to between 37 ° C (100 ° F) and 65 ° C (150 ° F). At least two layers of materials are deposited on a release coating paper substrate or plastic film.

An adhesive coating is applied to the substrate and the heated liquid nail enamel is applied to the top of the adhesive layer. Optionally, a second inventive high viscosity coating of liquid nail polish may be applied. In addition, or alternatively, desirable flush or mica or similarly similar particulate material may be mixed with clear or translucent coating (i.e. similar to nail polish, but mainly or completely devoid of color pigments). A printing step can also be applied at this time, as a holographic image.

These elegant solutions provided, but many additional refinement situations may be required to address user needs. For example, it is often desired to release a liquid cosmetic through a film to the user and have cosmetic remain in liquid form for an extended time during transport and until use is obtained.

Summary of the Invention

The foregoing stated needs are met by the inventive film dispenser incorporated in a cosmetic applicator and / or dispensing device.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a dispensing device comprises a housing, a first and a second reel, wherein the first supplying reels a film and the second reel store the same film after use. In this regard, the spools are operably synchronized in a first rotational direction of the spools. In this regard, one of the spools is operably connected to a gear having a pinion. A user-accessible linear activator includes a rack that becomes the pinion. The gear includes a ratchet wheel and the reel includes one or more claws. The ratchet assembly allows rotational movement in a first direction but contains in a second direction. The ratchet assembly also provides incremental rotation in the first direction, and thus the film remains tension in use.

One end of the applicator is described acting cooperatively with the film.

to provide a reduced surface and allow greater control by the user.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the applicator end comprises a reservoir which in cooperation with the release of additional film of cosmetic and / or therapeutic agents. In addition, films of functionalized nonwoven film groups such as

As a film-based polymer, tissue-based paper, or foam-based polymer (or combinations thereof) this releases new experience and benefits. These films are suitable for containing reactive mixtures of liquids, colored and non-colored cosmetics (optical spot), remover preparation, or for targeted skin care and other applications. The film may vary in utility from simple surfaces by joining the multilayer composite films having unique functionality. For example, the base film may have strong skin adhesion, and the top film may have properties such as brightness, color, and or optical spots. In addition, a laminated film may be finely segmented such that independent yet tightly interlaced microdots are transferred to the skin of the tape / vehicle film.

Films are described which permit the release of cosmetic and / or therapeutic agents based on (i) new skin adhesion chemicals and technologies, (ii) orderly optical effect on skin (epidermal pattern) and stained, (iii) reactive sealed sachet mixtures that can be released on application, and (iv) portability and integration of rimei (rimei rubber) film technology, nail lacquers, etc., foundation concealers, eye shadows, skin care, and others.

Brief Description of the Drawings

Figure 1 is a front view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser in a first operating state according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a side view of the cosmetic applicator portion comprising an inventive film dispenser of Figure 1.

Figure 3 is a front view of the cosmetic applicator portion comprising an inventive film dispenser in a second operating state of Figure 1. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 2.

Figure 5A is an isometric view of an activator according to one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5B is an elevational view of the activator of Figure 5A.

Figure 5C is an isometric view of an activator according to one embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 5D is an elevational view of the activator of Figure 5C.

Figure 6A is an isometric view of the second reel and gear according to

with one embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6B is an isometric view of the second reel, gear, and arm where a simplified view of the pinion and rack is provided.

Figure 6C is an isometric view of the underside of the second reel and the gear

gem.

Figure 7 is a front view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser in a first operating state in accordance with an additional embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 8 is a front view of a portion of the cosmetic applicator having the

inventive film dispenser of Figure 7 in a second operating state.

Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view of the inventive film dispenser of

Figure 7

Figure 10 is a front cross-sectional view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser comprising a

only reel activator.

Figure 11 is an isometric view of an inventive film dispenser activator comprising a single reel activator.

Figure 12 is an isometric view of the underside of the reel and gear assembly of the activator of Figure 11.

Figure 13 is a simplified isometric view of a steel film arrangement.

according to one embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 14 is a cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser according to an additional embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 15 is a front view of a cosmetic applicator comprising a

inventive film dispenser according to a further embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 16 is a cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator having the inventive film dispenser of Figure 15 according to a first embodiment.

Figure 17 is a cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator having the

inventive film thinker of Figure 15 according to a second embodiment.

Figure 18 is an isometric view of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser according to an additional embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 19 is a partial isometric cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator comprising the inventive film dispenser of Figure 18.

Figure 20 is a partial isometric cross-section the complete cosmetic applicator

comprising the inventive film dispenser of Figure 18.

Figure 21 is a partial isometric enlarged view of Figure 18.

Figure 22A is an isometric top view of a dispensing device according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 22B is an observation through the isometric bottom view of a device.

dispensing according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 23 is a cross-sectional bottom view of the dispensing device of Figure 22.

Figure 24 is an isometric view of the dispensing device of Figure 22. Figures 25 and 26 are isometric views of an arm and post fixed in one position.

uncommitted position and a compromised position, respectively, according to one embodiment of the present invention.

Figures 27-31 are isometric views of a film according to one or more embodiments of the present invention and which may be employed in coordination with one or more of the above embodiments of the dispenser and / or dispensing device.

Figures 32 are isometric views of exemplary uses of one or more of the above-mentioned films according to one or more embodiments of the present invention and which may be employed in coordination with one or more of the above-mentioned dispenser and / or dispensing device embodiments. Desoldanada Description of Drawings

Reference will now be made in detail to various embodiments of the invention which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Whenever possible, same or similar reference numbers are employed in the drawings and the description refers to the same or equal parts or steps. The drawings are in simplified form and not the precise scale. For the sake of convenience and clarity only, directional terms such as top, bottom, left, right, above, below, above, below, below, rear, and front may be employed with respect to the drawings. These directional and similar terms should not be construed to limit the scope of the invention in any way. The words "connect", "connect", "couple", and similar terms with their morphine inflection do not necessarily denote direct and immediate connections, but also include connections through element or device means.

Figure 1 is a front view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser in a first operating state according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a side view of a portion of the cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser of Figure 1. Figure 3 is a front view of the cosmetic applicator portion comprising an inventive film dispenser by a second operating state of Figure 1. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 3.

A dispenser 10 is durably connected to a rod 11 which is attached to an applicator unit, such as a rimei brush, gloss applicator, modeling brush, or the like. As is known in the art, the applicator unit may be protected and stored in a cap that includes a bottle for dispensing a cosmetic agent, such as rimei, gloss, or modeling gel.

Dispenser 10 includes an activator 12 which in coordination with an inventive film 14, as also taught herein, may be employed by a user to apply, dispense, and / or release a cleaning agent, an additional cosmetic, and / or agent. therapy ("applied agent"). For example, the dispenser may provide a renewable cleansing surface by advancing a suitable skin contact strip or "film" to remove a cosmetic agent that has been previously applied to the wearer's body.

The additional dispenser includes a body 16 which is usable as a crank. The body 16 may be substantially hollow and comprises a cavity 17 which preferably but not necessarily encompasses the entire internal space of the body 16. The body 16 includes a distal opening 16a from which the applicator end (to be described below). extended.

A cover 18 that is movable relative to the crank is provided for protected portions of the activator and the film. The cover is attached to the body by interlocking tabs which allow movement in the longitudinal axis of the dispenser 12 and is attached to an arm 34.

One or more fingers 20 are disposed in a convenient location relative to the body and are formed to be lifted from the body for further convenient use. The fingers of the hand may be fixed fixedly on the body or preferably coupled to the cover to allow easy manipulation of the cover. Preferably, a finger strap 20a is disposed on one side of the dispenser 10, while a second finger strap 20b is disposed on an opposite side of the dispenser 10 attached to the cover 18.

Figure 5A is an isometric view of an activator according to one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5B is an elevational view of the activator of Figure 5A. Activator 12 includes a first reel 30, which is preferably configured as a delivery reel, and a second reel 32, which is preferably configured as an absorbed reel. Each of the spools can be restrained from unwanted movement by the shafts that are integral with body 16 and passes through the respective shaft bore in the spools.

The first carriage includes a shaft bore 30a for a shaft, a recess core 30b, and a pair of walls 30c, 30d spaced apart by the core and radially protruded core 30b. The walls are spaced apart by a suitable distance to provide the film. The edges of each wall may be narrow on at least one side to prevent damage to the film during operation and / or fabrication of the dispenser 10.

The core is preferably recessed deep relative to the walls to allow storage of a large film supply 14 and provides a desired amount of film when required by the user. Preferably, the core dimensions 30b, walls 30c, 30d are of sufficient size for film provided which is 0.125 to 0.500 inches wide and 6 to 24 inches long and having any suitable thickness that may vary as required by the film function as well. taught here. The film, for example, may be 1/1000 ° of an inch to 1/10 ° of inch thickness.

The additional carriage 30 includes a pulley 30e which engages an endless belt 33, preferably made of a flexible or elastic material. Pulley 30e and belt 33 allowed the first reel to be operably coupled to the second reel to advance film 14, or by gears that mesh directly or indirectly through gears and / or gear trains.

Figure 6A is an isometric view of the second carriage and gear in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6B is an isometric view of the second reel, gear, and arm where a simplified view of the pinion and rack is provided. Figure 6C is an isometric view of the underside of the second reel and gear.

The second carriage 32 includes a core 32a, and a pair of walls 32b, 32c which are spaced apart by the core and protruded radially over the core. The core is preferably recessed deep relative to the walls to allow the film 14 to slide the reel. The walls are spaced apart by a suitable distance to adjust the film. The edges of each wall may be narrow on at least one side to prevent damage to the film during dispenser operation and / or fabrication 10.

In one or more embodiments, the reel cores 30 and / or 32 may be textured to advance the film. In addition, or alternatively, the core or cores may include an additional rubber layer, a chemical layer, or other media that interact with the film to assist in advancing.

In one or more embodiments, or in an alternative, each or both of the cores may include a reservoir or deposit of an additional chemical agent that interacts with the film as the film is in contact with core 30 and / or 32 and assists the film in making. the film to a more functional state, for example by cleaning, depositing, or treating. The reservoir may be hollow space which includes a predetermined cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. In addition, or instead, it may comprise a material which may be impregnated with the cosmetic agent and / or therapeutic agent.

The second carriage is arranged in interaction with a gear 35 having a pinion 35a. The pinion is meshed with a shelf 36 arranged on an arm 34 and engaged when the finger strap moves the cover.

The second carriage 32 includes one or more claws 32f which are preferably integrally molded with the second carriage and engages a gear ratchet wheel 35b (Figure 6C). The ratchet jaw and wheel ("ratchet mount") serves to allow incremental rotational movement of the second reel in a first rotational direction while restricting it in a second rotational direction. In a further embodiment, the ratchet wheel is arranged on the carriage and the jaws are arranged on the gear.

Referring back to the present embodiment, gear 35 also includes a disc 35c which protects the interior of the second reel 32, but is independently rotatable with respect to the second reel. The reel 32 is arranged on disk 35c. When rotational movement in the first direction is allowed, gear and carriage reel together. However, when the rotational motion of the reel is contained in the second direction by the ratchet assembly, disc 35c, that is, gear 35, it rotates independently of the reel.

Shelf 36 is coupled to casing 18 where finger strap 20a and 20b are coupled to casing 18. In addition, casing 18 includes stop members 18a (Figure 5B) disposed at the proximal end of the casing. The interrupting members serve to limit displacement of the body-relative liner 16 and may have a short flap structure or may be shaped to extend the length of the bracket and be shaped as a grid. In this regard, the guide slide members (not shown) formed or notched within the body, preferably in the longitudinal direction. When the stop members reach the ends of the guide or a predetermined intermediate position, liner 18 is contained in further movement in that direction.

One end of the applicator 37a is attached to the arm distal end 34d as shown in Figure 1. Preferably, the applicator end is wedge-shaped and constructed of a flexible material such as silicone rubber. The proximal end of arm 34d is rigidly attached to body 16 and preferably is not retractable. Arm 34d can be flexible to make application on user's body more comfortable.

Turning to Figures 5C and 5D, Figure 5C is an isometric view of an activator according to one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5D is an elevational view of the activator of Figure 5C. Activator 12 includes a first reel 30, which is preferably configured as a supply reel and a second reel 32, which is preferably configured with an absorbed reel. Each of the spools may be contained in unwanted movement by the shafts which are integral with body 16 and passes through the respective shaft bore in the spools.

The first carriage includes a shaft bore 30a for a shaft, a recess core 30b, and a pair of walls 30c, 30d spaced apart by the core and protruding radially over the core 30b. The walls are spaced apart by a suitable distance to adjust the film. The edges of each wall may be narrow on at least one side to prevent damage to the film during operation and / or fabrication of the dispenser 10.

The second carriage is arranged in interaction with a gear 35 having a pinion 35a. The pinion is meshed with a shelf 36 disposed on an arm 34 and engaged when the finger strap that is operably connected to the arm is removed by a user.

Arm 34 includes a first portion 34a in which substantially all shelves 36 are disposed. The first portion may be classified second to have a length that matches the diameter of the second reel 32. Arm 34 also includes a portion 34b that joins the first portion to a second portion 34c which is arranged to have an axis position. central plan XX.

One end of activator 37 is disposed adjacent second portion 34c, this is a distal end of arm 34. Preferably, the applicator end is wedge-shaped and constructed of a flexible material such as silicone rubber.

Arm 34 is also coupled to finger strap 20a in a convenient position, but preferably portion 34a, while finger strap 20b is coupled to cover 18, but not to arm 34.

With respect to the above embodiments, the film 14 is preferably situated such that it is maintained in providing on the reel 30, activator travel 37 where it can reach the user's body, and the employed film is absorbed, i.e. stored in the second reel 32. In this regard, the film is preferably situated such that a longitudinal axis of film 14 positions in a flat XX path.

To use a dispensing device 10 has been stored for use, the user by the fingers removes cover 18 at a dispensing distal end 10. With respect to Figures 5A and 5B, claw finger 20 is employed to remove cover 18 Thereby, the interrupting members 18a move the body guides 16 to a proximal end of the body leaving the film 14, arm 34d, and applicator end 37a exposed to distal opening 16a. In this respect, rack 36 pinion 35a commits to rotating the pinion and by wheel 35c turns jaws 32f (Figure 6C) to rotate the second reel 32. The pulley and belt arrangement, or a geared arrangement, then turns the reel first 30. A predetermined portion of film 14 travels the first cartel in a direction of the straight path A to the end.

With respect to Figures 5C and 5D, here, finger strap 20a causes arm 34 to remove

the distal end of the dispenser. In turn, rack 36 of the pinion engagement 35a for rotating the pinion and by wheel 35c turns jaws 32f (Figure 6C) to rotate the second reel 32. The pulley and belt arrangement, or another belt arrangement, then turns the first reel 30. A predetermined portion of film 14 travels the first reel in an A-direction toward the end. At the same time, movement of the end to protrude the body 16 to the distal opening 16a.

Regardless of the specific embodiment of Figures 5A-5D, the user is committed to committing to the body part where the dispensed agent is desired. Simultaneously, the portion of the film 14 has been previously employed, travels in a compromised applicator direction B and to the second storage reel and preferably disposed of eventually.

The user then moves the cover through the fingers 20 to the proximal end of the dispenser 10. At the same time gear 35 turns, the ratchet assembly contains second rotational motion reel 32. It should be appreciated that the ratchet and claw assembly of Figures 6A-6C may

be employed in any suitable embodiment of the present invention, but is particularly favored with respect to the embodiments of Figures 5A-5D.

Figure 7 is a front view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser in a first operating state in accordance with an additional embodiment of the present invention. Figure 8 is a front view of a portion of the cosmetic applicator having the inventive film dispenser of Figure 7 in a second operating state. Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view of the inventive film dispenser of Figure 7.

In this regard, a dispenser 40 is durably connected to a rod 41 to which an applicator unit, such as a shampoo brush, gloss applicator, modeling brush, or the like is connected. As is known in the art, the applicator unit may be protected and stored in a cap including a bottle by dispensing a cosmetic agent such as rimei, gloss, or modeling gel.

Dispenser 40 includes an activator 42 which in coordination with an inventive film 44 may be employed by a user to apply, dispense, and / or release an additional cosmetic and / or one or more dispensed agents as taught with respect to others. embodiments of the present invention. Dispenser 40 includes a body 46 comprising a cavity 47 for storing the activator and film. The body includes a guide 48 configured as a slot where a button 51 is contained to travel in a predetermined direction. The body also includes an aperture 46a at a distal end to allow at least one compromised applicator 53 and a film portion 44 to extend beyond aperture 46a.

Activator 42 includes a first reel 50 providing a film supply 44, a second reel 52 for carrying, i.e. portion storage employing or not employed advancing beyond the engagement of the arm disposed applicator 53 as taught with respect to Figures 5C and 5D and especially with respect to arm 34b, second portion of arm 34c, and activator end 37. Spools 50 and 52 are preferably similarly constructed for spools 30 and 32, respectively, and comprise cores and walls which they are spaced apart by the core and protrude radially over the respective core.

Arm 54 includes a rack 56 that meshes with gear pinion 55a to rotate the second reel. Button 51 is operably connected through the guide to the arm. In this regard, a button shift also removes the arm.

Activator 42 also includes a gear associated ratchet wheel 55 that cooperates with one or more claws associated with second reel 52 to allow rotational movement in a first direction and prevent this in a second direction. As taught with respect to activator 12, in activator 42 the first and second spools are operably connected by pulleys and a belt. Alternatively, the first and second spools may also be operably connected by direct or indirect gears.

To operate dispenser 40, button 51 is moved and guide 48 to the distal end of the dispenser. Arm 54 moves with button 51 to feed film of the first reel. As the applicator end is extended beyond aperture 46a, the film is also advanced in the user's range. In this way, film 44 advances in one direction of travel C. In this respect, the second reel claw and ratchet wheels do not return the second reel 52. After the user has completed the use of film 44, the button slid by the users

river where shelf 56 meshes with pinion 55a. In turn, the rotational movement of the pinion is transferred to the ratchet wheel, which returns the claws of the second reel. Thus, the rotational movement of the second reels causes the first reel to rotate and for the second reel to carry a portion, preferably the employed portion of the film. In this regard, film 44 advances in one direction of travel D.

Figures 10-12 illustrate further embodiments of the present invention. Figure 10 is a front cross-sectional view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser comprising a single reel activator where one end is attached securely to the housing body, and a cover and arm are provided. securely attached another toe. Figure 11 is an isometric view of the inventive film dispenser activator comprising a single cartel activator. Figure 12 is an isometric view of the underside of the reel and activator gear assembly of Figures 10 and 11.

A dispenser 60 is durably connected to a rod 61 to which an applicator unit such as a rimei brush, gloss applicator, modeling brush, or the like is connected. As is known in the art, the applicator unit may be protected and stored in a cap including a vial by dispensing a cosmetic agent such as rimei, gloss, or modeling gel.

Dispenser 60 includes an activator 62 which in coordination with an inventive film 64 may be employed by a user to apply, dispense, and / or release a dispensed agent as taught with respect to other embodiments of the present invention. Film 64 may be an endless handle of a size suitable for activator 62.

Dispenser 60 also includes a body 66 which is usable as a crank and comprises a cavity 67. In addition, dispenser 60 includes a cover 68 which is movable relative to the crank to protect portions of the activator and the film. The cover is attached to shelf 76 as previously taught with respect to cover 18 and shelf 36 of Figures 5A and 5B.

One or more finger straps 70 are arranged at a convenient relative location to the body and are formed to be lifted from the body for more convenient use. The fingers of the hand can be fixed fixedly on the cover to allow easy manipulation of the relative body cover. Preferably, a finger strap 70 is disposed on one dispensing side 60, while a second finger strap is disposed on an opposite dispensing side 60.

Shelf 66c is coupled to cover 68 where finger strap 70a and 70b are coupled to cover 68. In addition, cover 68 includes stop members that are disposed at the proximal end of the cover. The stop members serve to limit displacement of the relative body cover 66 and may have a short flap structure or may be formed to extend the length of the shelf and be formed as a grid. In this regard, the interrupting members slide into guides (not shown) formed or notched within the body, preferably in the longitudinal direction. When the interrupting members reach the guide end or a predetermined intermediate position, cover 68 is contained in further movement in that direction.

One end of applicator 66a is attached to the distal end of body 66 as shown in Figure 10. Preferably, the applicator end is wedge-shaped and constructed of a flexible material such as silicone rubber. The proximal end of arm 66b is rigidly attached to cover 68 and preferably is not retractable. Arm 66b can be flexible to make application on user's body more comfortable.

To use a dispensing device 60 has been stored for use, the user by the fingers displaces cover 68 to a distal end of the dispenser 60. With respect to Figure 10, finger strap 70 are employed to displace relative body cover 68. 66. Thus, the stop members nine body guides 66 for a proximal end of the film leaving body 64, arm 66b, and applicator end 66a exposed to a distal opening.

In this regard, shelf 66c commits pinion 75a to rotating the pinion and by wheel 75c turns jaws 72d to reel 72. A predetermined portion of film 64 runs the reel to the end.

In a further embodiment of Figure 11, an activator 71 includes a reel 72 having a core 72a and walls 72b, 72c which are spaced apart from the core and extending radially beyond the core. The reel is arranged in cooperation with a gear 75 having a pinion 75a that engages the rack 76 in arm 78, which can be previously taught with respect to the interaction of arm 54 and knob 51. Gear 75 includes a shaft hole 75b which preferably allows formed on the side within a body to contain the motion gear.

Gear 75 also includes a ratchet wheel 75d which is operably connected with one or more reels 72d of reel 72. The ratchet and ratchet wheel ("ratchet mounting") is to enable rotational movement of the second reel in a first rotational direction while restricting this in a second rotational direction. In a further embodiment, the ratchet wheel is arranged on the carriage and the jaws are arranged on the gear.

Gear 75 also includes a disc 75c that protects the interior of reel 72, but is independently rotatable with respect to the reel. The reel 72 is arranged on the disc 75c. When rotational movement in the first direction is allowed, the gear will reel and reel together. However, when the rotational movement of the reel is contained in the second direction by the ratchet assembly, disc 75c, that is, gear 75, it rotates independently of the reel.

Arm 78 may be linear or may include a curved portion 78 for placing the end in a mid position. Arm 78 is connected to an applicator end, such as the applicator previously taught applicator end 37 or may include an elongated applicator end 77. In that regard, end 77 may be configured as a reservoir and may be held in place. an additional cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. The reservoir may be hollow end space or arm that include a predetermined cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. Further, or instead, may comprise a material which may be impregnated with the cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent.

The applicator end may be supplemented in an opening provided in a stationary post 79 which is protected to a body as taught further herein.

In use, when the user wishes to compromise a dispenser 60, the user by the fingers of the hand displaces cover 68 to expose the film disposed on the applicator end. Thus, at the same time as the gear 75 turns, the ratchet assembly contains the rotational motion reel and holds the film stationary. The user then faces the end to the body part where the dispensed agent is desired.

When the user wishes to close dispenser 60, the cover is moved to an end of dispenser distal 60. In turn, the shelf commits the pinion to rotate the pinion and the ratchet wheel turns the reels to rotate the reel. A predetermined portion of film 64 travels the reel to the end. At the same time, a previously employed portion of film is moved to be renewed or to store.

Figure 13 is a simplified isometric view of a film arrangement according to one embodiment of the present invention. In this regard, film 64 is disposed on reel 72 and after 79. To facilitate use of even infinite film, the film is a Möbius strip so that both sides, that is, exclusive side, use evenly. . The film may have any convenient chirality.

Figure 14 is a cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser according to an additional embodiment of the present invention. A dispenser 80 is durably attached to a rod 81 to which an applicator unit, such as a rime brush, gloss applicator, modeling brush, or the like, is attached. As is known in the art, the applicator unit may be protected and stored in a cap that includes a vial for dispensing a cosmetic agent such as rimei, gloss, or modeling gel.

Dispenser 80 includes an activator 82 which in coordination with an inventive film 84 may be employed by a user to apply, dispense, and / or release a dispensed agent as taught with respect to other embodiments of the present invention. Film 84 may be an endless handle of a size suitable for activator 82.

Dispenser 80 also includes a body 86. As taught with respect to body 46, body 86 comprising a cavity 87 for housing the activator and film. The body includes a guide configured as an opening where a button is contained to travel in a predetermined direction. The body also includes an aperture 86a at a distal end to allow at least one applicator end 91 and a film portion 84 to extend beyond aperture 86a.

As taught with respect to activator 62, activator 82 includes a reel 88 having a core and walls extending radially beyond the core. The reel is arranged in co-operation with a gear 90 having a pinion 90a that engages arm 92 on rack 94. Gear 90 includes a shaft bore 90b which allows a shaft preferably formed on the side inside the body 86 to contain the movement gear.

Gear 90 also includes a ratchet wheel that is operably connected to one or more reels 88. The ratchet and claw wheel ("ratchet assembly") is to enable rotational movement of the second reel in a first direction. while constrained in a second rotational direction. In a further embodiment, the ratchet wheel is arranged on the carriage and the jaws are arranged on the gear.

Gear 90 also includes a disc 90c which protects the interior of the reel, but is independently rotatable with respect to the reel. Carretei 88 is arranged on disk 90c. When rotational movement in the first direction is allowed, the gear will reel and reel together. However, when the rotational motion of the reel is contained in the second direction by the ratchet assembly, disc 90c, that is, gear 90, it rotates independently of the reel. Arm 94 is connected to one end of applicator 91 as previously

applicator end 37 or may include a stretched applicator end as previously taught applicator end 77. In that regard, the applicator end may be configured to hold an additional cosmetic or therapeutic agent. Arm 94 may be linear or may include a curved portion for placing median applicator end 91 to the reel as, for example, previously taught with respect to Figures 5C and 5D.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the applicator end may be capable of sliding into an aperture provided in a post that is proximal to the body aperture, as taught with respect to Figure 7. embodiment of the present invention, film 84 may be confined to

as a strip of Mobius.

To operate dispenser 80, a button shown, for example, in Figure 7 is moved and travels in the guide to the distal end of the dispenser. Arm 94 moves with the button. As the applicator end is extended beyond aperture 86a, the film is also advanced in the user's range. In this respect, the reel does not turn although gear 90 turns. In addition, dispenser 80 can be similarly configured as activator 62. After the user has completed the use of the film, the button and slide by the user where the shelf mesh with pinion. In turn, the rotational movement of the pinion is transferred to the ratchet wheel, which returns the spool claws and thus the spool. In this regard, the film is advanced.

Figures 15-17 describe additional embodiments of the present invention. Figure 15 is a front view of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser according to an additional embodiment of the present invention. Figure 16 is a cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator having the inventive film dispenser of Figure 15 according to a first embodiment. Figure 17 is a cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator having the inventive film dispenser of Figure 15 according to a second embodiment.

Referring to Figure 15, a dispenser 100 is durably connected to a rod 101 to which an applicator unit, such as a brush, sharpener applicator, modeling brush, or the like is connected. As is known in the art, the applicator unit may be protected and stored in a bone which includes a vial for dispensing a cosmetic agent, such as a sealing wax, glaze, or modeling gel.

Dispenser 100 includes an activator 102 that includes an applicator end 103 over an inventive film 104 may be employed by a user to apply, dispense, and / or release a dispensed agent. Applicator end 103 cannot be retractable as taught for example with respect to Figure 1.

Dispenser also includes a body 106 which is usable as a crank and comprises a cavity 107. Dispenser 100 also includes an operable dial user 108 which is reachable on the exterior of body 106 in one or more locations. In this regard, body 106 includes one or more apertures 106a which are situated to allow rotation of the dial.

In a further embodiment, illustrated in Figure 16, a dispenser 100a includes a dial 108a which is operably connected to an activator 102a. Activator 102a includes a spool 110a preferably having a core and extended side nets beyond the core for retaining film 104a. A fixed applicator end 103a is provided and extends beyond an opening 106a provided to a dispenser distal end 100a.

Film 104a is provided in an endless seaweed having a length suitable for a length running through the spool and the applicator end 103a and preferably is taught within the activator.

Reel 110a is preferably mounted on a shaft. In this regard, spool 110a may be provided with claws that compromises a fixed ratchet wheel of the shaft. Reel 110a may also be provided with a ratchet wheel that compromises the jaws provided on the shaft.

In use, the user rotates dial 108a and advances the film a relative predetermined distance to become dial. In this regard, reel and shaft ratchet interaction allows only incremental movement of the film. It should be appreciated that film 104a may be configured as a Mobius strip. Wheel 108a may be connected with spool 110a, preferably coaxially, so that 108a allows incremental movement of spool 100a.

In addition ， the wheel and spool advantageously include a claw and spool. In yet another additional embodiment, illustrated in Figure 17, a dispenser 100b includes a dial 108b that is operably connected to an activator 102b. Activator 102b includes a first spool 110b preferably having a ηύοΙβο and for laterals extended beyond the core by holding film 104b. A fixed applicator end 103b is provided and extends beyond an opening 106b providing a dispensing distal end 100a.

Reel 110b is preferably mounted to a shaft. In this regard, spool 110b may be provided with claws that compromises a fixed ratchet wheel of the shaft. Reel 110b can also be supplied with a ratchet wheel that compromises the claw provided on the shaft.

In addition, a second spool 112 is protected to the body 106. The second spool

and the first spool is operably connected to advance at least one portion of film 104 from the first spool to the second spool. In this regard, the first spool and the second spool may be connected by the pulleys and a belt 111 as taught with respect to other embodiments, or by mesh gears directly or indirectly by gear rails and / or gears.

Film 104b is provided as a fixed length suitable for a predetermined number of uses.

In use, the user rotates dial 108b, this causes the first reel to rotate and transfer rotational motion to the second lead reel at a predetermined relative distance becomes dial. In this regard, reel and shaft ratchet interaction allows only incremental movement of the film. Because the reels operate together, the belt can be kept taut.

Figure 18 is an isometric view of a cosmetic applicator comprising an inventive film dispenser according to an additional embodiment of the present invention. Figure 19 is a partial isometric cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator comprising the inventive film dispenser of Figure 18. Figure 20 and a partial isometric cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator comprising the inventive film dispenser of Figure 18. Figure 21 and a partial isometric enlarged view of Figure 18. In this regard, a dispenser 120 is durably connected with a rod 121 (having a portion 121a rested to mate with a dispenser portion 120 ， to which an applicator unit, such as a brush). nail polish, applicator brush, modeling brush, or the like As is known in the art, the applicator unit can be protected and stored in a cap that includes a vial for dispensing a cosmetic agent such as a nail polish, gloss ， or modeling gel.

Dispenser 120 includes an activator 122 that includes an applicator end 123 over which an inventive film may be employed by a user to apply, deliver, and / or release additional cosmetic or more therapeutic effects. For example, the dispenser provides a renewable cleansing surface by advancing a functional film or strip suitable for skin contact to remove a cosmetic agent that has been previously applied to the wearer's body.

Dispenser also includes a body 126 which is usable as a crank and comprises includes a cavity 127. Dispenser 120 also includes an operable user dial 128 which is situated medially for distal position relative to the dispenser and is reachable outside the body 126 in one or more more locations. In this regard, body 126 includes one or more apertures 126a which are located to allow dial rotation.

As is readily apparent with respect to Figure 18, dispenser 120 is sized to have a similar diameter to or suitable for the diameter of the rod. A fixed applicator end 123 is provided and extended beyond an opening 126b providing a dispenser distal end 120.

Dial 128 is operably connected to activator 122. Activator 122 includes a first spool 130 and a second spool 132. Both reels may be flat coated, but may also include a core and sidewalls extending beyond the core by having a film. . Both reels are preferably on shafts that are formed inside body 126 and are operably coupled. In this regard, the first spool and the second spool may be connected to pulleys and a belt as taught with respect to other embodiments, or by mesh gears directly or indirectly by gear rails and / or gears.

In this regard, dial 128 is connected to the first spool. The first spool preferably includes one or more jaws which engage a fixed ratchet wheel of the respective axle. Reel 130 may also be provided with a ratchet wheel that compromises the claw provided on the shaft. The film is preferably a fixed length film. In use, ο user

rotates dial 128 and advances to the film a relative predetermined distance becomes ο dial. In this respect, reel and spindle ratchet interaction allows for only incremental movement of the film.

Figure 22A is a transparent isometric top view of a device disposing according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 22B is a transparent isometric view of the bottom of a dispensing device according to a first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 23 is a bottom cross-sectional view of the dispensing device of Figure 22 and Figure 24 and an isometric view of the device. - No need of Figures 22A and 22B

A dispensing device 200 includes an activator 202 that advances at least one film portion 204 from a first position to a second position. Film 204 may be employed by a user to apply, distribute, release a cosmetic and / or more therapeutic effects. Film 204 may be an endless algae of a size suitable for activator 202.

The dispensing device includes a body 206 having an ergonomic shape having a broad rear portion and a shorter front portion that is preferably comfortable to be held in the hand of a user, especially a user who may have smaller than average hands. For example, body can be approximately 2 inches in length to be sorted conveniently.

The body is preferably substantially hollow to form cavity 207 which preferably encompasses most of the inner body space 206. An opening 206a and provided to the distal end of the foil body 204 may be brought within the user's reach.

A guide is disposed on the body preferably at a median position. A button 210 operable along the user's path in the guide compromises the activator. Activator 202 is located in cavity 207 and includes a spool 212 which is preferably configured to have a core and walls spaced apart by the core and extends beyond the core to protect and guide film 204 as it interacts with the spool.

The spool is arranged in interaction with a gear 214 having a pinion 214a. The pinewood is compromised by a shelf 216 on the arm 218 with respect to the button which is operably connected to the arm. Gear 214 includes a hole shaft 214b which allows a shaft (not shown) which is preferably formed inside body 206.

Gear 214 also includes a rotating ratchet 214c which is operably connected with one or more spool jaws 212a. The ratchet grip and wheel assembly ("ratchet assembly") is to enable rotational movement of the reel in a first rotational direction while retraining in a second direction. In a further embodiment, the ratchet wheel is arranged on the spool and the claws are arranged in gear 214.

Referring to the embodiment of Figures 22-24, spool 212 is arranged in a gear disc 214d 214. When rotational movement in the first direction is allowed the gear and spool loop together. However, when the rotational movement of the spool is contained in the second direction by the ratchet, disc 214d, that is, gear 214 'rotates independently of the spool. Activator 202 also includes a fixed pole 220 fixedly mounted with respect to the body on, for example, an axis formed on the side within the body 206. Thereby, the fixed pole includes a hole axis 220a. An applicator end 222 is disposed at a distal end of plunger 218 and extends through the post opening and through the opening 206a of the body.

Plot 218 may include a first portion 218a in which substantially every shelf 216 is disposed. The first portion may be sized to have a length that matches the spool diameter 212. Brago 218 also includes an inclined portion 218b that joins the first portion to a second portion 218c which is arranged to have a central YY piano axis. .

To use a dispensing device 200 that has been stored for later use, the user slides button 210 from his or her "parked" off-site rear to the distal end. This causes the arm to move forward and extend the applicator end through the opening in the fixed post and through opening 206a. As the arm is advanced, the shelf compromises the pinion and transfers the rotational movement to the ratchet wheel. Preferably, the ratchet assembly is coordinated so that spool 212 does not compromise rotational motion and kill the stationary film.

Film 204 is arranged in activator 202 for travel on reel 212 and fixed post 222. In this regard, film 14 is preferably situated such that a longitudinal axis of film 14 positions in the X-X piano path. However, as the applicator is moved forward these causes the applicator to pick up the foil to extend through the opening 206a to be placed within the user's reach. The user can then apply the film to the body.

When the user is finished, the user slides the button to the rear "parked" position. As the arm is returned, the shelf compromises the pine tree again. The rotational movement is transferred to the ratchet wheel. However, above preferably ratchet mounting now causes the ratchet wheel to engage the spool jaws 212 to engage in rotational motion causing the film to advance.

In one embodiment, the ratchet assembly is coordinated to advance the film when the user advances the first button from the parked position and stops the film to remain in a stationary position when the button is returned to its parked position.

In one embodiment, film 204 is a Mobius strip such that both Iates, that is, exclusive side, use uniformly. In this regard, the film may have any convenient chirality.

Figures 25 and 26 are isometric views of a brace and fixed post in an uncommitted position and a compromised position, respectively, according to one embodiment of the present invention. Activator 71 of Figure 11 may include a stick and fixed post. The Iiso post preferably facilitates and / or the unencumbered movement of the film upon the post.

An activator (not shown) as previously taught includes a bladder 300 which may or may not include a shelf 302. In addition, the blob may or may not include a reservoir 303, which may contain a cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. Reservoir 303 may be hollow space in the pelvis that includes a predetermined cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. In addition, or instead, reservoir 303 may comprise a material which may be impregnated with the cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. An end applicator 307 is disposed at the distal end of the arm.

A fixed post 306 is disposed on the device body and is relative to the stationary arm. A film 304 is arranged to travel over the fixed post and covers a distal end of an opening 306a extending through the post.

As the activator is advanced, the applicator end travels through the opening and displaces the film bringing the film into a favorable position for application to the user's body.

The reservoir allows transfer of cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent or capillary action. Preferably, film 304 includes areas that are covered and / or made of material from both or an Iate such that it is a cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent and applied only to predetermined locations of the film.

Figures 27-31 are isometric views of film according to one or more embodiments of the present invention and which may be employed in coordination with one or more of the above-mentioned dispenser and / or dispensing device embodiments.

The functional films of the present invention may be employed by a user to apply (a) a dispensed agent provided to the film, as, for example, with respect to film-related embodiments 400, 410a, and 410b taught below; or (b) dispensing agent in the form of a transfer film, as, for example, with respect to film-related embodiments 420, 430, 440a ， and 440b taught below.

Figure 27 is an isometric view of a joined film according to one embodiment of the present invention. Film 400 may be 0.125 inches to 0.500 inches wide and have a length of 12 inches and may comprise eye makeup that removes wax or may be suitable as a mascara remover.

Film 400 can be made of nonwoven fabrics or polymeric materials. Non-woven fabrics, for example, will form non-woven fabrics, Sonic Bonding, Needle Bonding, Stitch Bonding, and Thermal Bonding Fabric and may comprise polypropylene polypropylene rayon.

Advantageously, a film made of nonwoven fabric may be configured to comprise desired physical properties by varying the porosity, elastic modulus, and / or surface texture, texture and feel of the fabric.

For example, the fabric may be configured to have one or more end types such that a surface layer 402 may have texture of joined strip which may advantageously be laminated to vinyl substrates.

Film 400 may comprise a general polymeric material, thereby being selected from the group of polyesters, polyethylene, ethylene methyl acrylate, polyvinyl chloride chlorotrifluoroethylene, vinyl acetate, polyurethane, nailon, polystyrene, and vinyl alcohol. of ethylene, cellulose, and / or nitrocellulose. Advantageously, a film 400 selected from the general polymer class may be

be surface modified to promote or inhibit adhesion to the cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent effect compositions.

According to one or more embodiments of the present invention, the dispensed agent, i.e. cosmetic or therapeutic compositions, may be printed on film independent film and made of nonwoven fabric or polymers employing printing techniques. known in the art or suitable for printing only from the dispensed agent. For example, screen printing, inkjet printing, and aerosol (dry & wet) printing, thermal (wax) printing, including lithographic techniques may be employed to achieve monochromatic or multi-chromatic effects. Preferably the dispensing agent comprises a solid, semi-solid, and / or

firmly divided and suitable for incorporation into a medium such as a fluid (printing, inkjet printing, and aerosol printing (Limido)), paste (Lithographic printing), or wax (thermal printing) that allows It is the printing process for proper operation.

In coordination with one or more of the above dispensing modalities

and / or dispensing device, an eye application comprising a film 400. According to one embodiment of the present invention, the eye application comprises a unique composition.

In this regard, a surface top 402 includes a dispensing agent comprising a ρό-based shadow composition that is deposited on a non-woven substrate by a printing technique as described above. A suitable composition is provided in Table 1.

Table 1 Percentage Description 68.0 Talc 2.0 Kaolin 0.5 Fine-extra nailon 8.2 Treated Sericite 2.0 Polymethyl Methacrylate 1.5 Oxychloride Bismuth 1.0 Zinc Stearate 5.1 Modified Corn Gum 1.9 Stearate Octyldodecyl Stearoyl 1.9 Isoestearyl Neopentanoate 7.7 Colors And Pearls

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the eye application comprises two or more dispensed agents each comprising a different ρό-based eye shadow composition. For example, a shadow effect with an eyeliner effect may be created by the use of multiple dispensed agents, one release being a shadow based composition at the same time as another release of an eyeliner composition.

In this regard, a surface top 402 includes a plurality of dispersed agents each comprising a ρό-based shadow composition differs from another which is deposited on a non-woven substrate by a printing technique as described above. To organize the desired effect the dispensing agent creating the eyeliner effect can be deposited on a thin line while another dispensed agent is arranged in a wider area of the surface to simulate the eyeliner. A suitable composition of a semi-solid eyeliner composition is provided in Table 2 and a powder based shadow composition is provided in Table 1.

Table 2 Percentage Description 23.8 Preserved Castor Oil 14.3 Isopropyl Lanolate-Solid 4.7 Isopropyl Palmitate 17.0 Beeswax Lipstick 5.7 Candelila Gera 0.9 CarnaCiba Wax 10.0 Talc-Italian 23.8 Pigments And Pearls

In coordination with one or more of the above embodiments of the dispensing and / or dispensing device, a face application suitable for use as a foundation comprising a film 400. According to one embodiment of the present invention, the application The face composition comprises a dispensing agent and having one or more compositions.

In this regard, a surface top 402 includes a dispensed agent comprising

I understand a ρό-based composition that is deposited on a non-woven substrate by a printing technique as described above. A suitable composition is given in table 3.

Compositions of ρό may comprise one or more special effect and / or pearlescent pigments that provide the face with added dimensionality and improved surface appearance. Advantageously 1 incorporating the composition into a targeted film application of specialty pigments and pearls of specific face regions is possible.

Table 3 Percentage Description 15.0 Talc 36.0 Talc-Dimethicone Trtd. 5.0 Mica Silica Coating 10.0 finoό-extra Fine Nailon 3.5 Polymethyl Methacrylate 5.0 Zinc Stearate 15.0 Polyethylene-12 Micron 4.0 Calcium Silica Hydrate 0.3 Acrylate Copolymer 0, 3 Fumed Silica 0.7 Bismuth Oxychloride 0.3 Kaolin 0.5 Mica / Hydroxyapatite 0.6 Dimethicone 50 Cst 0.5 Dimethyl / Trimethyl Polysiloxane 0.6 Silicone Sf-96-5 Fluid 1.0 Pigments And Pearls

In coordination with one or more of the above-described dispenser and / or dispensing device embodiments, a face application suitable for use as a concealer comprising a film 400. According to one embodiment of the present invention, the face application comprises a dispensed agent and have one or more wax-based compositions. In this regard, a surface top 402 includes a dispensing agent comprising one or more wax-based compositions which preferably comprises a high pigment load. In combination with the wax base, the pigments provide high coverage to conceal local areas of torn variation, discoloration, and secondary surface defects.

Preferably, film 400 comprises a base polymer or a nonwoven base. The nonwoven film preferably comprises a low porosity. The composition is melted and deposited in liquid form on film 400 by a technique as described above. A suitable composition is provided in Table 4.

Table 4 Percentage Description 11.6 Propylene Tip Glycol / Tipprate 4.7 Beeswax Lipstick- 6.8 Isopropyl Lanolate-Solid 21.0 Aluminum Gum Octenyl Succinate 27.4 Squalane 9.5 Ozokerite 170-D 0.5 145 Pen High Paraffin Wax 6.3 Nailon Fine Extra-12.2 Colorant And Pearl

Figures 28A and 28B are isometric views of film according to an additional embodiment of the present invention. Films 410a and 410b are preferably made as a laminate of two materials, each of which may be a film. The laminate is arranged so that films 410a and 410b include or more sachets 412 and 414 which each comprise a dispensed space or chamber, E, F which may be a single liquid composition or dual liquid composition. The compositions may be one or more reagents wherein, for example, a reagent E is arranged in sache 412 and a reagent F is arranged in sache 414. Similarly, EeF may be liquid compositions.

The sachets may be arranged in any suitable orientation such as transverse to or with length of film. The reagents are preferably liquid or liquid crystal form compositions to allow easy flow of the sache to the user's body.

Films 410a and 410b may be made and loaded employing packaging equipment designed for the pharmaceutical industry. For example, blister and tablet packaging equipment, continuous processing web and / or syringe and injection technology may be suitable. Also, Liquid Media may be used for micro-encapsulating Liquid as a dispensing agent may be employed to fill the sachets.

In coordination with one or more of the above dispensing modalities

and / or dispensing device, when sachets are pierced or penetrated by a device or pierced by pressing against the user's body as part of the application as when they are compromised at the end of the above-mentioned modalities of the dispenser, each sac is free. respect reagent and is mixed to the point of application. Reagents are preferably selected as a reactant causing a reactive mixture having a beneficial action to the user. In this regard, a reactive mixture, that is, dispensed agent, may result in self-heating, polymerization, pH-sensitive active alternatives, adhesion, and / or coated top / base coating, etc.

In coordination with one or more of the above-mentioned dispenser and / or dispensing device embodiments, films 410a and 410b may be employed in lip, eye, face, and / or nail applications. A lip application comprises a film 410a or 410b. In this regard, sachets 412 and / or 414 handle one or more liquid lip compositions which preferably provide a high gloss appearance.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a liquid lip composition comprises an Onion composition. Thus, dispensed agent EeF are substantially identical and may be nonreactive with each other. A suitable composition is given in table 5.

Table 5 Percentage Ingredient 82.35 Hydrogenated Polyisobutene / Gelants 5.00 Diisostearyl Fumarate 3.40 Polybutene 3.00 Micro wax White 2.30 Petrolate 1.00 Ceramide 3 / Soy Glycerol Sd.Ext. 0.30 Fragrance 0.20 Pl linear polyethylene 0.10 Benzoic acid 2.35 Colors and Pearls

As is known in the art, liquid lip gloss formulations containing thick, thick films deposited on the lip to achieve a final gloss, resulting in heavy touch and color migration. Advantageously, the composition of the present invention provides high gloss appearance on a very thin film, provides excellent look and clear feel.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, Iabio's liquid composition

comprises a dual composition. A first dispensing agent E may be understood as a first composition in the form of a liquid basic coat composition having the composition of Table 6 substantially. The basic coat preferably provides a long lasting color and preferential adhesion to Yabium by polyurethane derivative. A second dispensed agent F may be understood as a second

composition in the form of a liquid top coat and having the composition of Table 7 substantially. The top coat preferably has a colorless top coat transfer. This allows for a simple application stage where traditionally the basic coat is above all not compatible (tending to separate) in one simple formulation, thus requiring two applications of the different products.

As discussed above, in coordination with one or more of the above-mentioned dispenser and / or dispensing device embodiments, the inventive films 410a and 410b allow the release of non-compatible ingredients that react upon application. For example, the first composition comprises one or more low molecular weight polymers being released from the second cross-sectional composition by activators in the second composition.

As is known in the art, high molecular weight polymers are difficult to dissolve and released to the skin, requiring high solvent content and long dry times. Advantageously, the present invention allows for reactive blending compositions having a lower solvent and greater formulation flexibility to achieve new levels of performance (use) and experience.

Exemplary compositions of Tables 6 and 7 include compositions comprising anionic acrylic polymers, silicone / acrylate copolymers and carbomers in the first composition and polyamide, cationic acrylic polymers (dimethylaminoethyl acrylate polymer) in the second composition. These will react to provide an increased molecular weight composition and thereby increased viscosity and better film formation resulting in improved use.

Table 6 Percentage Description 35.50 Isododecane Bis-peg-1 Dimethicone - 33.35 Polypropylene Glycol-26 / IPDI Copolime- Table 6 ro / lsododecane 10.00 Bentonoe Gel-Isododecane / Disteardimonium Hectorite / Pro.Carb. 0.05 Pentaerythril Lambari-Di-T-Butyl Hydroxyhydrocholmate 9.00 Dimethicone / Vinyl Dimethicone 11.36 Cross-Color / Silica Mixture Pearl and 0.9 Fragrance 0.10 Acrylate Copolymer E0603 0.50 Caprylyl Glycol

Table 7 Percentage Description 70.00 Polybutene 26.43 Hydrogenated Polyisobutene 3.00 Jojoba Oil / Gellants / B 0.27 Hydroxystearic Acid 0.20 Benzoic Acid 0.10 Fragrance

In coordination with one or more of the above-mentioned dispenser and / or dispensing device embodiments, a liquid formulation application comprises a film 410a or 410b. In this regard, sachets 412 and / or 414 having one or more liquid formulation compositions which preferably allow application to target face areas with known use problems.

As is known in the art, liquid formulation compositions having high concentrations make the foundation uncomfortable for use. However, lower polymer containing use of decreases.

By providing a liquid formulation such as one in Table 8 having acrylate copolymer in a 410a or 410b film, a strong film formation on the user's skin. Thus, the polymer content is increased to provide superior use in problem areas of the face. Table 8 Percentage Description 26.1 Isododecane 0.5 Silica 1.0 Isooctahexa Contane 6.7 Isododecane / Ethylene Copolymer Mixture 2.0 Acrylates / Isododecane Copolymer 2.0 Copolyol Laurylmethicone 2.6 Polyglycerol Diisoestearate 0.8 Tribeenate Glyceryl 4.1 Glyceryl Rosinate 2.2 Titanium Diox. 0.3 Polymethyl Methacrylate 2.6 Boron Nitride 1.5 Silica 0.5 Mica-Silica Coating 2.6 Mica / Boron Nitride 80/20 1.5 Fine Synthetic Fiber Extra Fine 28.2 Water Dewatering 0 Sodium Chloride 4.1 Butylene Glycol 10.1 Colors And Pearls

Figure 29 is an isometric view of a film according to an additional embodiment of the present invention. A film 420 comprises a film vehicle 422 and a film transfer 424 which acts as a single laminated film. The film carrier 422 preferably comprises a polyester.

Advantageously, the transfer film has densities which are reduced over similar films known in the art. Manufacturers such as Biodermis1 Sil-K, Rejevness, and others offer silicone-based film in a wide range of geometry films. While having good skin adhesion and medicinal attributes, they have not been used to achieve immediate cosmetic effects.

Advantageously, transfer film 424 may comprise a terido polymer silicone or elastomer having a reduced thickness of 0.05 mm to 0.5 mm which is created as a dispensing agent and deposited on the layered and / or funnel surface film. such as those described below. In contrast, known films have a thickness of 0.5 mm to 2 mm and are supplied in sheets or strips. Such a reduced thickness is difficult to control and transfer to a surface if the dispensed agent comprises a traditional polymer base.

However, the transfer film of the present invention comprises a polymer or silicone elastomer film based dispensing agent that achieves novel aesthetics and performance as discussed below. The silicone elastomer may comprise materials generally known in the medical industry for the administration of hypertrophic and keloid healing as a result of burn or surgery damage, and thus film 424 and preferably made of medical grade silicone polymers. During manufacture, the physicochemical properties of silicone are tailored to specific applications for hydration and medicinal effects to skin and film 424 and preferably enhanced to reach a silicone where mechanical properties are increasing or decreasing cross-sectional polymer and using poly. - Specific chemical mere to mimic natural skin.

In the alternative to a silicone elastomer, transfer film 424 may comprise a general polymer preferably selected from the group of polyesters, polyethylene, ethylene methyl acrylate, polyvinyl chloride, chlorotrifluoroethylene, vinyl acetate, polyurethane, synthetic fiber. polystyrene, ethylene vinyl alcohol, cellulose, and nitrocellulose. The film may be surface modified to promote or inhibit adhesion to the skin surface. * Known films have a thickness of 0.5 mm to 2 mm and are supplied in

leaves and strips. Such a reduced thickness is difficult to handle and transfer to a surface if the applicator comprises a traditional polymer base.

However, the transfer film of the present invention preferably comprises a silicone elastomeric or polymer film-based applicator that achieves new aesthetics and performance as described below. The silicone elastomer may comprise materials generally known in the medical industry for the control of keloid and hypertrophic scars as a result of burn injury or surgery, and thus film 424 is preferably made of silicone silicon polymers. medical grade. During manufacture, the physicochemical properties of silicone are adapted to specific applications to release hydration and medicinal effects to the skin and film 424 and are preferably optimized to obtain a silicone where mechanical properties are optimized by increasing or decreasing. polymer crosslinking is done using specific polymer chemistry to mimic natural skin.

In the alternative to a silicone elastomer, transfer film 424 may comprise a general polymer preferably selected from the group of polyesters, polyethylene, ethylene methyl acrylate, polyvinyl chloride, chlorotrifluoroethylene, polyurethane vinyl acetate, naion, polystyrene, ethylene vinyl alcohol, cellulose, and nitrocellulose. The film may be surface modified to promote or inhibit adhesion to the skin surface.

Here the transfer film may comprise optical dyes, stains, and / or other types of cosmetic and / or therapeutic effects. Thus, in one or more embodiments, a polymeric film layer is configured to have a refractive index of at least 0.005 of a second polymeric film layer. The layers are laminated during manufacturing to provide unique optical effects such as angular refractions, Fresnel Lens effects, and / or surface patterning effect that provide one or more ionic dispersing effects.

Advantageously, the polymer based transfer film can be manufactured with a wide range of mechanical properties to achieve the desired elasticity and drag resistance.

In addition, partially dry, partially gelatinous polymer solvent systems can be used to form the transfer film 424.

According to one or more of the above embodiments of the applicator and / or delivery device, when a user applies film 420, the transfer film is applied to the user's body at the same time as the carrier film is retained "with" ο applicator or applicator device.

Fig. 30 is an isometric view of a film according to another embodiment of the present invention. A film 430 comprises a carrier film 432 and a transfer film 434. The transfer film 434 also comprises a skin adhesive layer 436 and a surface layer 438 ， each of which may be a separately produced jointly fabricated film. Here, film 430 is preferably constructed as a multi-laminate film as opposed to a single laminated film such as film 420.

The surface layer 438 of the transfer film 434 may be substantially

Also, transfer film 424 is identical. Skin adhesive layer 436 may comprise a thin film, such as silicone or polymer elastomeric film or any other suitable film. The film is preferably treated with a bio-compatible adhesive preferably based on derivatives of dextrin, silicone, acrylate, and / or synthetic rubber adhesives designed for biomedical applications to promote skin adhesion. For example, Dow Coring Bio PSA1 silicone pressure sensitive adhesives silicone adhesives, MD7-4502 and MD7-4602, synthetic and acrylic rubber adhesives MG-0560 and MG 0153 / PA may be used.

According to one or more embodiments mentioned above of the applicator and / or delivery device, when a user applies the film 430, the transfer film is applied to the user's body at the same time as the carrier film is retained with ο applicator or applicator device. Since the transfer film comprises more than one layer, the transfer film can provide either optical optical properties (using interference films) or specific physicochemical properties such as preferential adhesion. Thus, one or more of the above-mentioned embodiments of the applicator and / or delivery device include the compounds which are detailed below.

The film 420 and / or the film 430 may be suitably used for lip cosmetics and face cosmetics. According to one or more of the above-mentioned embodiments of the applicator and / or hair removal device, a lip cosmetic comprises a film 430 including a transfer film 434 having a thickness of 0.05 mm - 0.5 mm.

The transfer film comprises the adhesive layer 436 which is preferably made of one or more thin silicone elastomer films having an elastic modulus similar to the lip tissue. A pressure sensitive adhesive is added to one side of the adhesive layer which will be approximated to the carrier film. Sufficient adhesion between the elastomer and the lip surface allows the transferable film to be deposited when the attachment device is moved along the lip contour. Thus, the elastomeric film is preferably manufactured to have sufficient drag resistance to allow the transfer to more easily separate after application.

A surface layer 438 of the transfer film preferably comprises a material having a suitable brightness and clarity to produce visual appeal when applied to the wearer's lips.

According to one or more embodiments mentioned above of the applicator and / or applicator device, a face cosmetic includes a foil 430 including the transfer foil 434 having a thickness of 0.01 mm - 0.5 mm. Preferably, film 430 will optically stain and fill in topical defects in an area of the user's face. The transfer film comprises the adhesive layer 436 which is preferably made of one or more thin silicone elastomer films having an elastic modulus similar to the skin tissue. A pressure sensitive adhesive is added to one side of the adhesive layer that will be approximated to the carrier film. Surface layer 438 preferably comprises one or more properties.

Optical features such as diffuse transmittance and / or reflectance. For example, optical properties may comprise nailon nanoparticles, boron nitride, and / or alumina and / or inherent properties of the elastomeric material. Sufficient adhesion between the elastomer and the surface of the face skin allows the transferable film to be deposited when the apiication device is moved along the contour of the face. Thus, the elastomeric film is preferably manufactured to have sufficient drag resistance to allow the transfer to more easily separate after application. Figs. 31A and 31B are isometric views of film according to another embodiment of the present invention. Films 440a and 440b comprise a plurality of segments 442a, 442b, respectively, which provide a cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. Each of the segments is associated with a carrier film 444. According to one or more embodiments mentioned above of the applicator and / or applicator, when a user applies the film 440 one or more of the plurality of segments are applied to the user's body to the subject. same time as the carrier film is retained with the applicator or applicator device.

Film 440a comprises a plurality of micro-segmented regions 442a which are arranged relative to one axis of the film. For example, segments 442a may be arranged transverse to the longitudinal axis. The film 440b comprises a plurality of micro-segments 442b which are interleaved, i.e. disposed close to the other segment, forming a region having a contiguous surface of a cosmetic and / or therapeutic agent. Advantageously, segments 442b serve to provide a flexible transfer film having superior capacities to maintain a continuous surface.

Segments 442a, 442b may be functionalized for a specific purpose such as applying to lips, nails, etc. As is known in the art, a liquid composition is painted under the nail using a brush-like implement. According to one or more embodiments mentioned above of the applicator and / or applicator, a nail application comprises a film 440a or 440b, which is preferably continuous polyester film. A semi-dry nail liquid is incorporated in layer 442a, that is 442b. Suitable compression for nail liquid is provided in Table 9.

Alternatively, a nail liquid is disposed between two polymer layers of a film. One layer comprises a base layer and the second a protective layer. To apply the nail liquid, the protective film is removed by exposing the nail liquid film in contact with the nail surface. The semi-dried liquid film adheres to the nail during application. When the applicator is pulled over the nail surface, the liquid film is deposited on the nail surface leaving a thin, dry film to the touch. In addition, the films may be printed with various graphs or multi-colored drawings, such as Paris tip paintings and other drawings. A suitable composition for nail liquid is provided in Table 9.

Table 9 Percentage Description 8 Ethyl Acetate 8 Butyl Acetate 18 Nitrocellulose 19 Polyester Resin (Phthalic Anhydride / Trimic Anhydride) Sucrose Acetate Isobutyrate Isopropyl Alcohol Styrene / Acrylates / Acrylonitrile Copolymer 0.5, Dibutyl Phthalate 0, 5 Stearalconium Hectorite 1 Camphor 2 Diacetone Alcohol 2 Acrylate Copolymer 1 Benzophene 门 3-1 Pigments and Granules

Figs. 32A-32E are isometric views of a film 450 comprising one or more discontinuous transfer elements 454 according to one or more embodiments of the present invention.

Film 450 may be any of the previously taught films. According to one or more embodiments of the present invention, film 450 is substantially similar to film 420. Here, film 450 comprises a carrier film 456 and one or more discontinuous transfer element 454 which according to one or more embodiments. mentioned above the applicator and / or delivery device releases an application agent into a transfer element. According to one embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of elements

The discontinuous transfer moieties comprise sequential segments suitable for coloring the user lips with an applicator comprising the previously taught lip compositions. Here, a first transfer element is configured to be suitable for upper lip because it is larger than a second immediately adjacent transfer element that is configured to be suitable for lower lips. Subsequent transfer elements are provided in equal pairs.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, a plurality of discontinuous transfer elements comprise sequential segments suitable for coloring the user's eye area. A first transfer element is configured to be suitable for, for example, an upper eye area by being suitably shaped. A second transfer immediately adjacent to the second transfer element is configured to be suitable, for example, for a lower eye area. A third transfer immediately adjacent to the second transfer element is configured to be suitable for, for example, an eyelid area. Subsequent transfer elements are provided for the next series of applications by the user.

Preferably, each transfer area comprises an applicator having a different more complementary eye shadow composition as previously taught herein to achieve full appearance.

Each transfer element may be applied by pressing first until the consumer is satisfied with the appropriate application on that part and then moves to another segment by turning the wheel or coil and continuing the second application of the body part.

According to one or more embodiments of the present invention, film 450 and

It is substantially similar to film 430. Film 450 according to one or more of the aforementioned embodiments of the applicator and / or delivery device releases an applicating agent into a transfer element.

The film 450 comprises a carrier film 456 and one or more discontinuous transfer elements 454 joined to an adhesive skin layer which is substantially similar to layer 436 and is preferably sized to be identical on a piano as a transfer element. 454

Here, the transfer element 454 may be configured to have a Bindi shape and design (Fig. 32C), which is typical of South Asia and Southeast Asia. When the user applies the transfer element, the skin adhesive layer will aid in the retention of Bindi on the user's forehead.

Other exemplary forms of transfer elements 454 include Lip blush (Fig. 32B) and cheek (Fig. 32D).

In a particularly preferred embodiment, the transfer element 454 is configured as an eye shadow that includes various mold areas that have been provided in the film. Hereby the assignee of this invention has also filed US Patent Application 60 / 953,362 entitled "COSMETIC APPLICATOR" on August 1, 2007, which is incorporated herein by reference for all purposes, which describes an applicator and methods. for eye shadow screen printing. Similarly now, with respect to Fig. 32E, the transfer element 454a

comprises a plurality of cosmetics arranged substantially in a thin layer on the front surface of substrate 450a. The transfer element comprises a pattern of one or more areas of the application area, generally indicated as 458 to 458e. The application areas are preferably gaplessly adjacent to each other to comprise a coordinated enhancement or effect. The thin layer of the cosmetic is believed to be cohesively maintained on the substrate considering the presence of wet and dry binders as described below. Each application area can have a cosmetic effect, such as color and shape, when applied to the human body which when considered complete provides a sophisticated look.

Shapes for a cosmetic eye shadow applicator are preferably predetermined and suitably coordinated to allow ease of use for the user. Similarly1 the size of each application area is preferably predetermined to provide a favored arrangement or to provide a coordinated effect and also allow ease of use for the user.

The amount of cosmetic in each application area is preferably carefully calibrated to deliver a suitable unit dose. Since each user's skin varies the unit that goes for each consumer is different. Thus, the cosmetic may be altered to accommodate seasonal variations, differences in skin properties of the Avi user, and other appropriate factors.

Transfer element 454a may be configured to have an application area, such as area 458a, suitable for eye area wrinkling, and have one or more other areas in a variant manner, ie areas 458b-458e which extend on the eyelid to the lash line. Thus, three to five forms may be preserves, that is, application areas 458a-458e. Of these, one or more are distinct shapes, for example the shapes of the application areas 458a, 458c, and 458e and one or more are mixed shapes, that is the shapes of the application areas 458b (a mixture of distinct shapes 458a and 458c ) and 458d (a mixture of different forms 458c and 458e).

In use, the user positions the film 450a using one of the previously taught applicators by positioning the applicator when necessary. Under a satisfactory location, the user applies pressure with one or more digits to the rearward surface of the substrate. The cosmetic comprised in the transfer element is transferred to the user's body.

Light pressure can be applied directly, in a scrolling motion over a user's finger on the eyelid and eyebrow, or can be completed by massaging or rubbing the top of the film using the applicator. Transferable Cosmetics has been formulated to have improved quality of use as will be taught here as well.

Film 450a may be manufactured using a flat screen printing process, i.e. screen printing, as illustrated herein and / or as described in US Patent No. 5,192,386, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety for all purposes. . However, film 450a or other films 450 may also be manufactured by any other suitable process.

More specifically, a screen printing unit applies a cosmetic to form a first transfer element application area 458a on the substrate and prepares for a subsequent fabrication step. The screen printing unit includes a printer having a screen prepared as is generally known in the art. The screen comprises an impermeable surface having one or more screen holes in the surface that correspond to the shape and size of the application area 458a. A plurality of targets on the screen and substrate may be provided to aid in precise positioning and printing of the application area.

A reservoir provides a suitable amount of suspension for the web and a suitable portion exits through the web holes over the substrate to create the application area 458a.

After the application area 458a has been deposited, the excess suspension is removed. The screen is removed and the substrate travels a distance to a dryer. The distance is preferably predetermined to allow evaporation of a little or all solvent from the composition to the application area 458a and may be adjusted with respect to differences in the composition. The distance may instead be configured as a drying rack where the roller rod or sheet rod of the film substrate 450a remains for a predetermined time to properly evaporate the solvents.

The cosmetic composition employed herein is preferably formulated so that this has a higher affinity for the skin than the substrate. It has been found that the transfer of the substrate cosmetic around the eye area is improved when the composition contains a charge such as mica having a platelet crystal structure. It is also believed that transfer is facilitated around the eye area because the skin around the eye has a higher concentration of natural oils.

Furthermore, it is contemplated for release for use in one or more of the above-mentioned embodiments of the dispenser and / or dispensing device film for rapid installation and use of the film. Such use may be made directly by the user to create a unique pleasing or designation, or may be made according to medical needs to release a medically necessary product into a device that would make such a less obvious medicinal product more convenient.

For example, a user may use a personal computing device, such as a personal computer, wireless telecommunications device, communicating over one or more networks, such as the Internet, with a server. The user may go through an authentication process or may access a plurality of information of interest including cosmetic information, including dispensed agent information. Further, the user may choose to select information for use and or manipulate information.

This information may include new and modern designations for the dispensed agent. For example, the user may find a particular designation of Yabio color interesting. Similarly, the user may wish to create a unique design such as nail color that can be applied as a film.

The user can then select this Yabio color and can obtain it through direct purchase and / or released through an authorized seller. In this regard, an amount of film as previously taught may be released to the user by the seller for free or for remuneration. The film is preferably packaged such that it is readily installed in one or more of the above-mentioned dispenser and / or dispensing arrangements.

While the invention has been described in conjunction with specific embodiments, it will be understood that many alternatives, modifications, and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art in light of the foregoing description. Accordingly, it will be appreciated that the aforementioned embodiments of the dispenser and / or dispensing device cannot be employed solely with the inventive film embodiments now discovered, but also with any other suitable film known in the art.

Claims (25)

1. cosmetic film applicator, characterized by the fact that it comprises: a body to be held by a user; a trigger housed in the body and used in coordination with a film to release an applied agent; the actuator comprising a supply reel for securing the film and a catching reel for receiving the film, an arm engaging the catching reel for advancing the film, a tip at one end of the arm for placing the film in close proximity to the wearer. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that it additionally comprises one of a finger and an array connected to the actuator to selectively engage the actuator by the user. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that the supply reel and the catching reel are operably connected by an endless belt. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that the catching reel comprises a pinion gear, the arm comprises a ratchet tab that operably engages the reel gear. Gear pickup. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 4, characterized by the fact that the arm includes an inclined portion for orienting the tip on a film piano. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that the catching reel comprises jaws that engage the pinion gear to rotate the catching reel with reduced adverse reaction. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises the film having a width of 0.32 to 1.27 cm. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 7, characterized in that the film comprises a nonwoven fabric. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 7, characterized in that the film comprises a polymer selected from the groups of polyesters, polyethylene, ethylene methyl acrylate, polyvinyl chloride, chlorotrifluoroethylene, vinyl acetate, polyurethane. , nailon, polystyrene, and ethylene vinyl alcohol, cellulose, and nitrocellulose. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that it further comprises an applicator unit comprising one of a mascara brush, gloss applicator, and a styling brush. 11. Cosmetic film applicator, CHARACTERIZED by the fact that it comprises: a body to be held by the user; a driver housed in the body and used in coordination with a film to release an applicator agent is a trigger comprising an ionic spool for holding the film, an arm engaging the spool for advancing the film, a tip at one end of the arm for placing the film in proximity to the user; and a finger strap connected to the trigger to selectively engage the trigger by the user. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 11, characterized in that it additionally comprises the film formed in an endless film. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 11, characterized in that it additionally comprises the film having a Mobius shape. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 11, characterized in that it additionally comprises the film which is renewed. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 11, characterized in that the spool comprises a pinion gear, and the arm comprises a ratchet ring operably engaging the pinion gear. 16. Cosmetic film applicator, CHARACTERIZED by the fact that it comprises: a body to be held by the user; a trigger housed in the body and used in coordination with a film to release an applicator agent comprising: a film holding spool, a spool meshed to spoil the film, a tip at one end of the arm; o to place the film in close proximity to the user; wherein the film comprises a film laminate and a plurality of sachets providing a space for a first reagent, where the tip compromises the sachets causing the release of at least the first reagent. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 16, characterized in that at least one sache of the plurality of sachets comprises a second reagent, second reagent causing a reaction with the first reagent when the second reagent is released. , the reaction creating a beneficial action for the user. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 17, characterized in that the reaction comprises one of self-heating, polymerization, pH-sensitive alternate actives, and adhesion. 19. Cosmetic film applicator, characterized by the fact that it comprises: a body to be held by the user; a actuator housed in the body and used in coordination with a film to release an applicator agent is a actuator comprising a spool for holding a cosmetic film, a spool-engaging arm for advancing the cosmetic film, a tip at one end of the arm. to place the film in close proximity to the user; the cosmetic film comprising a carrier film comprising a polyester base, a transfer film supported by the carrier film, the transfer film comprising an applicator applied to the user's body, the transfer film having a thickness of 0.05 mm at 0.5 mm; where when the tip separates the carrier film and the transfer film so that the applicator agent is applied to the wearer's body. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 19, characterized in that the transfer film comprises one of a polyester and silicone base. 21. Cosmetic film applicator, characterized by the fact that it comprises: a body to be held by the user; a reel for holding a cosmetic film; a user-operable matrix engaged with a spool to advance the cosmetic film, a tip at one end of the arm for placing the film in proximity to the user; where the matrix advances the film at a predetermined distance relative to the matrix revolution. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 21, characterized in that the film is endless and comprises the form of Mobius. Cosmetic applicator according to claim 21, characterized in that the body comprises a size suitable for joining with a stick of a mascara brush. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 21, characterized by the fact that the body comprises a slit through which the matrix extends. Cosmetic film applicator according to claim 21, characterized in that the spool comprises a ratchet and claw ring assembly.