Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
  • A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
  • A45D40/00—Casings or accessories specially adapted for storing or handling solid or pasty toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. shaving soaps or lipsticks
  • A45D40/0068—Jars
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
  • A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
  • A45D33/00—Containers or accessories specially adapted for handling powdery toiletry or cosmetic substances
  • A45D33/003—Powder boxes
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
  • A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
  • A45D34/00—Containers or accessories specially adapted for handling liquid toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. perfumes
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
  • A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
  • A45D40/00—Casings or accessories specially adapted for storing or handling solid or pasty toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. shaving soaps or lipsticks
  • A45D40/18—Casings combined with other objects
• • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
  • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
  • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
  • B65D77/00—Packages formed by enclosing articles or materials in preformed containers, e.g. boxes, cartons, sacks or bags
  • B65D77/04—Articles or materials enclosed in two or more containers disposed one within another
  • B65D77/048—Articles or materials enclosed in two or more containers disposed one within another the inner and outer containers being rigid and the outer container being of curved cross-section, e.g. cylindrical
  • B65D77/0486—Articles or materials enclosed in two or more containers disposed one within another the inner and outer containers being rigid and the outer container being of curved cross-section, e.g. cylindrical the inner container being coaxially disposed within the outer container

Definitions

• the present invention relates to a rechargeable device for packaging a cosmetic product and to a removable container intended to be implemented in such a rechargeable device.
• the invention also relates to a cosmetic product refill and a method for replacing the removable container of such a device.
• an idea has emerged to provide an aesthetic packaging device, including a separate container, less aesthetic, but whose packaging is cheaper.
• the container is removable so as to recharge the packaging device, by replacing the removable container.
• the application FR-A-2 995 199 describes for example a pot for a cosmetic product comprising a shell forming a neck defining an upper edge of the shell, and an insert containing the cosmetic product received in the shell.
• a cover can be screwed onto a thread on the outer surface of the neck.
• the insert is not intended to be replaced. As a result, the main disadvantage of this pot is not to be rechargeable.
• FR-A-2745276 suggests forming a small hole between the bottom of the shell and the housing receiving the insert, so as to be able to pass a thin object and push the insert from the below.
• the application TWM365672 describes a pot comprising a shell, with a non-circular section housing, receiving a cosmetic product refill of complementary section to housing.
• a ring is screwed onto the shell, above the refill, leaving a threaded edge of the refill protruding from the ring.
• a lid is screwed on this threaded edge.
• the pot as described in TWM365672 is however not very aesthetic, a game existing between the ring and the threaded edge of the refill, to allow the passage of this threaded edge in the opening formed by the ring.
• An object of the invention is to provide a cosmetic product conditioning device, rechargeable, not having at least some of the aforementioned drawbacks.
• the invention aims to provide a rechargeable packaging device whose removable container can easily be replaced, while ensuring a satisfactory attachment of the removable container, especially when the lid of the packaging device is closed.
• the invention proposes a rechargeable device for conditioning a cosmetic product comprising:
• a covering shell defining a receiving housing of the removable container, the receiving housing of the removable container opening at an outlet in the covering shell, the removable container being fixed to the casing shell by elastic casing of complementary reliefs, the removable container being reversibly removable from the dressing shell,
• a cover adapted to close the outlet of the housing in the covering shell
• the lid is adapted to be fixed to one of the covering shell and the removable container so as to lock the elastic casing complementary reliefs.
• the rechargeable packaging device according to the invention comprises one or more of the following characteristics, taken alone or in combination:
• the cover is adapted to be directly attached to one of the covering shell and the removable container, preferably on the removable container, so as to lock the elastic casing complementary reliefs;
• the removable container forms a thread and the lid forms a complementary tapping so that the lid is directly fixed to the removable container by screwing;
• the removable container is fixed to the covering shell by means of a ring, the ring being directly fixed on the covering shell, the removable container being fitted elastically on the ring by cooperation of complementary reliefs of the ring and removable container; the removable container is directly attached to the casing by elastic casings of complementary reliefs of the removable container and the casing shell;
• one of the complementary reliefs is a groove and another of the complementary reliefs is a tongue having a bead adapted to be received in the groove;
• the removable container has a bottom, and the bottom of the removable container is shaped to cause an imbalance of the removable container when the bottom of the removable container is placed on a flat support, the bottom of the removable container being for example formed by a projecting relief, the bottom of the removable container being preferably further formed by a top of the projecting relief;
• the bottom is made by a surface of a salient relief, preferably flat, the center of said face being such that the line joining said center with the center of gravity of the removable container forms a non-flat angle with the direction the weight of said removable container, when the bottom thereof is placed on a flat support;
• the covering shell has a bottom, the bottom of the covering shell is preferably recessed with respect to a support zone of the covering shell on a flat support;
• the covering shell has a through hole, opening on the bottom of the covering shell, on the one hand, and in the receiving housing of the removable container, on the other hand, the diameter of the through hole being preferably greater than or equal to 10 mm, or even greater than or equal to 15 mm;
• the covering shell has an opening opposite to the outlet relative to the housing in the covering shell, the opening being of dimensions allowing the insertion of the removable container into the housing in the covering shell.
• the ring has at least one tab, preferably at least three tabs, preferably at least three tabs angularly equilateral, and the removable container has at least one groove adapted to receive beads of the tongue or tabs;
• the removable container has at least one tongue, preferably at least three tabs, preferably at least three tabs angularly equilateral, and the covering shell has at least one groove adapted to receive beads of the tongue or tabs;
• the removable container forms a rim with a substantially U-shaped section, the rim being adapted to cover an edge of the covering shell around the outlet;
• the cover is adapted to be fixed on the removable container by screwing, elastic casing, clamping or by means of a bayonet attachment;
• the cover has a radially inner wall provided with a screw thread intended to cooperate with a complementary screw thread on the removable container;
• the packaging device comprises a gasket of section substantially complementary to the section of the orifice of the removable container, the seal being preferably fixed on the lid, the seal seal sealing the orifice when the lid is attached to the removable container;
• the conditioning device comprises a seal, preferably attached to the cover, the seal extending substantially in the contour of the orifice of the removable container, so that the seal is received in or around the orifice of the removable container when the lid is fixed on the removable container;
• the cover is in one of wood, a ceramic material, metal, porcelain, a rigid foam for example polyurethane type, natural stone, synthetic stone, stone powder mixed with a binder, injection-molded, leather, glass, crystal, plastic, in particular sand thermoset plastic or thermoplastic plastic, and / or in particular frosted and / or varnished and / or painted and / or metallized and / or galvanized plastic and / or provided with visual effects, natural fabric, or synthetic fabric;
• the covering shell and / or the cover are translucent, even transparent;
• the covering shell is in one of: glass, metal, ceramic, porcelain, crystal and plastic, in particular polymethyl methacrylate, polystyrene, polycarbonate, polyethylene terephthalate, ionomer resin such as the ethylene vinyl copolymer known under the trade name Surlyn®, natural stone, synthetic stone, ceramics, porcelain, wood and urea formaldehyde; and the ring is in one of the following materials: plastic, in particular thermoplastic, copolyester, polyamide, polyolefin, for example polypropylene, polyacetal, or metal, especially stainless steel or aluminum.
• the invention relates to a removable cosmetic product container for a rechargeable packaging device as described above in all its combinations, the removable container having a bottom, an orifice and a side wall between the bottom and the orifice, wherein the removable container is adapted to be fixed to the casing shell by elastic casing complementary reliefs, the removable container can be removed from the casing reversibly reversible.
• the removable container is advantageously adapted to allow the attachment of a lid closing the orifice, in particular by screwing.
• the removable container comprises cosmetic product, preferably in the form of cream, paste, powder, gel, liquid or solid monobloc.
• the removable container comprises a seal closing the orifice.
• the removable container is in one of aluminum, an aluminum alloy, a steel, a glass, a plastic, a ceramic, a porcelain, a cardboard, especially a varnished cardboard, or a multilayer cardboard complexed with other materials such as metal foils or plastic sheets.
• the invention relates to a cosmetic product refill comprising a removable container as described above in all its combinations and a lid, preferably attached to the removable container.
• the cosmetic product refill may comprise a seal sandwiched between the removable container and the lid.
• the invention relates to a method of replacing a removable container in a refillable cosmetic product packaging device as described above in all its combinations, the method comprising the steps of:
• FIG. 1 represents an exploded view of a first example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product
• FIG. 2 is a perspective bottom view of an empty removable container that can be implemented in the refillable cosmetic product conditioning device of FIG. 1;
• FIG. 3 represents a longitudinal section of the refillable cosmetic product conditioning device of FIG. 1, without its lid;
• FIGS 4 to 7 illustrate by partial sectional views, steps of mounting the removable container of Figure 2 in the refill cosmetic product conditioning device of Figure 1;
• Figure 8 shows a detail of a cross-section of the refillable cosmetic product conditioning device of Figure 1;
• FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a covering shell of a second example of a refillable cosmetic product packaging device to which a removable container is attached;
• FIG. 10 represents a perspective bottom view of an empty removable container that can be implemented in the refillable cosmetic product conditioning device according to the second example
• Figure 11 is a longitudinal section of the covering shell and the removable container of Figure 9;
• FIG. 12 represents a detail of the second example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product, seen in longitudinal section;
• FIG. 13 shows a detail of the second example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product, seen in cross section
• FIG. 14 represents an exploded view of a third example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product
• FIG. 15 represents the third example of a refill device for conditioning a cosmetic product, without its lid, seen in longitudinal section;
• FIG. 16 represents the third example of a refill device for conditioning a cosmetic product, seen in longitudinal section
• FIG. 17 represents the third example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product, seen in cross section
• FIG. 18 shows a detail of the mounting of a removable container on a covering shell of the third example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product, seen in longitudinal section;
• Fig. 19 is a view similar to Fig. 18 with the lid mounted on the refillable cosmetic product packaging device;
• FIG. 20 represents a detail of the refillable cosmetic product conditioning device according to the third example, seen in cross section;
• FIG. 21 is an exploded view of a fourth example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product;
• Fig. 22 is a front view of the fourth example of a refillable cosmetic product conditioning device
• FIG. 23 is a partially cutaway view along the plane XXIII of the fourth example of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product.
• Figure 24 shows a detail XXIV of Figure 23.
• FIGS. 1 to 8 illustrate a first example of a refillable cosmetic product conditioning device 10 (hereinafter packaging device 10).
• This packaging device 10 essentially comprises a removable container 12 of cosmetic product, a covering shell 14 receiving the removable container 12, a cover 16 and a seal 18.
• the seal 18 is intended to prevent the product cosmetic contained in the removable container 12 does not dry out.
• the covering shell 14 defines a housing 20 intended to receive at least partly the removable container 12.
• the housing 20 opens out at an outlet 22 in the casing shell 14.
• the casing shell 14 also forms an edge 24 around the outlet 22.
• the casing shell 14 is here shaped to allow the casing shell 14 to be placed in equilibrium on a flat support. This illustrated, the casing shell 14 rests on such a plane support by a bearing zone 26 surrounding a bottom 28, set back from the bearing zone 26.
• the bottom 28 is not recessed with respect to the bearing zone 26 but, on the contrary, is part of this bearing zone 26.
• the bearing zone 26 is for example closed contour, in particular circular or elliptical contour, or any other form.
• the bearing zone 26 is formed, as illustrated, by separate feet of the covering shell 14.
• the bottom 28 of the covering shell 14 optionally has a through hole 30, opening on the one hand on the bottom 28, outside the casing shell 14, and, secondly, in the housing 20.
• the hole 30 advantageously allows the passage of a finger.
• the hole 30 may have a diameter of at least 10 mm, preferably at least 15 mm.
• the bottom 28, plane, of the covering shell 14 is at least partially covered by a label, the label may or may not cover the hole 30.
• the label may for example carry any information relating to the brand of the product and / or its composition and / or method of application and / or its possible expiry date.
• the covering shell 14 essentially forms a lower portion 32 of substantially parallelepiped external shape, and an upper portion 34 of tubular shape, forming a neck.
• this form of the covering shell 14 is not limiting, it may have substantially any shape, including any shape to ensure the aesthetics of the packaging device 10.
• a substantially circular groove 36 is made to the base of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• a vertical notch 38 is also made in the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• the covering shell 14 is preferably translucent, or even transparent. This gives the covering shell 14 and the packaging device 10 an aesthetic effect appreciated by the users.
• the covering shell 14 may also be opaque.
• the covering shell 14 may in particular be made of one of: glass, metal, ceramic, porcelain, crystal and plastic, especially polymethyl methacrylate, polystyrene, polycarbonate, polyethylene terephthalate, ionomer resin such as the ethylene vinyl copolymer known as trade name of Surlyn®, natural stone, synthetic stone, ceramics, porcelain, wood and urea formaldehyde.
• the removable container 12 has a bottom 40, an orifice 42 and a side wall 44 between the bottom 40 and the orifice 42.
• the bottom 40 of the removable container 12 here has the shape of a nipple, substantially flat.
• the lateral wall 44 of the removable container 12 has, according to the example of FIGS. 1 to 3, a substantially hemispherical shape, flared towards the orifice 42.
• the side wall 44 of the removable container 12 preferably has a flared shape from the bottom 40 to the orifice 42, in order to facilitate access by the user to the entire cosmetic product contained in the removable container 12.
• the side wall 44 of the removable container 12 here forms a flange 46 around the orifice 42.
• the flange 46 is shaped to receive the neck 34 of
• the width of this flange 46 is substantially equal to the width of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• a fold 48 surrounding the rim 46 radially outside the outside is of length substantially equal to the height of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14 added to the width of the groove 36 formed at the base of the neck 34.
• the fold 48 On its radially outer face, the fold 48 has a thread 50.
• the fold 48 also has at least one tongue 52.
• the fold 48 has three tongues 52.
• the tongues 52 here are equiangularly distributed on the fold 48.
• the tongues 52 are arranged under the thread 50, that is, that is between the thread 50 and the free end 54 of the fold 48.
• the tongues 52 are cut in the fold 48.
• the tongues 52 are separated from the rest of the fold 48 by two spaces, arranged from and each other of each of the tongues 52.
• each tongue 52 has a bead 56, of section substantially complementary to the section of the groove 36 at the base of the neck of the covering shell 14.
• a stop 58 there is provided on the radially inner face of the fold 48, a stop 58.
• the stop 58 is made in the form of a relief projecting from the radially inner face of the fold 48, extending mainly in the direction of the X axis, median device 10 rechargeable cosmetic product conditioning.
• the stop 58 is shaped to be received in the notch 38 formed in the neck 34 of the covering shell 14. This stop 58 can thus allow indexing of the removable container 12 on the covering shell 14.
• the stop 58 co-operating with the notch 38 makes it possible to fix the relative angular position of the removable container 12 with respect to the covering shell 14 around the axis X.
• the removable container 12 may especially be made of aluminum, aluminum alloy, steel, glass, plastic, ceramic, porcelain, cardboard, especially coated cardboard or multilayer cardboard complexed with other materials such as metal sheets or plastic sheets.
• the realization of the removable container is more or less easy and therefore expensive.
• More noble materials such as porcelain, ceramic or glass, can be chosen to ensure an aesthetic effect and quality appreciated and sought after by users.
• the use of these materials can also contribute to the aesthetic effect of the packaging device 10, especially when the casing shell 14 is translucent or transparent.
• the removable container 12 may in particular comprise cosmetic product in the form of cream, paste, powder, gel, liquid or solid monoblock.
• the lid 16 is able to close the orifice 42 of the removable container 12.
• the lid 16 has an outer wall 60 which can take any desired shape, especially in order to obtain an aesthetic effect of the conditioning device 10.
• An inner wall 62 of the cover 16 defines a through cavity.
• This internal wall 62 is provided with a thread 64.
• the thread 64 allows, by cooperation with the thread 50 on the fold 48 of the removable container 12, to fix the lid 16 on the removable container 12.
• the lid 16 and the removable container 12 are shaped to enclose the seal 18, when the cover 16 is fixed on the removable container 12. In particular, as is for example visible in Figure 5, when the cover 16 is fixed on the removable container 12, the seal 18 is clamped between the bottom 66 of the lid and the flange 46 of the removable container 12, in particular the top of the flange 46 of the removable container 12.
• the lid 16 may be translucent, even transparent, or opaque otherwise.
• the cover 16 is for example made of one of wood, a ceramic material, metal, porcelain, a rigid foam for example polyurethane type, natural stone, synthetic stone, mixed stone powder to a binder, converted by injection, leather, glass, crystal, plastic including sand thermoset plastic, such as formalin urea, or thermoplastic plastic, and / or especially frosted and / or varnished plastic and / or painted and / or metallized and / or galvanized and / or provided with visual effects, natural fabric, or synthetic fabric, or any other known material for making a lid.
• the packaging device 10 can be sold fully assembled.
• the packaging device 10 is sold as a kit.
• the mounting of such a conditioning device 10 can be carried out as follows.
• the removable container 12 is inserted partially into the housing 20 formed by the covering shell 14. Due to this partial insertion, the beads 56 at the end of the tongues 52 of the removable container 12 are not nested elastically in the complementary groove 36 formed at the base of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14. In this position, the tongues 52 are elastically deformed. As illustrated in FIG. 6, the beads 56 can be arranged substantially opposite the groove 36 at the base of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• the insertion of the removable container 12 into the housing 20 is made to a length large enough so that the stop 58 on the inner face of the fold 48 is received in the notch 38 formed in the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• the removable container 12 is pushed towards the covering shell 14 so that the beads 56 are received in the groove 36, as shown in FIG. 6.
• the elastic casing (or “clipping") of the container is thus allowed. removable 12 on the casing shell 14. More particularly, it is possible to fix the container removable member 12 on the casing shell by resiliently fitting the beads 56 of the tabs 52 of the removable container 12 into the complementary groove 36 formed at the base of the neck 34 of the casing shell 14.
• the tongues 52 are not elastically deformed.
• the lid 16 is screwed onto the removable container 12.
• the screwing of the lid 16 onto the removable container makes it possible to lock the elastic casing of the removable container 12 on the covering shell.
• the cover 16, screwed on the removable container 12 prevents elastic deformation of the tongues 52, to remove the beads 56 of the tongues 52 out of the groove 36 to the base of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• the fold 48 and the tongues 52 in particular are sandwiched, preferably substantially without play, between the inner wall 62 of the cover 16 and the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• the lid 16 is fixed on the removable container 12.
• the fixing reliefs here a step-by-screw, but other fastening means can be imagined, including reliefs of elastic casing , for example
• the removable container 12 and / or the lid 16 may contain cosmetic product deposits.
• the removable container 12 and / or the lid 16 we get rid of these deposits of cosmetic product.
• this makes it possible to market refills composed of a removable container 12 and a lid 16, which can make it possible to regularly change the shape of the lid 16 and thus modify the shape of the refillable cosmetic product packaging device 10.
• the shape and / or the color of the lid may also be modified depending on the cosmetic product in the removable container 12 associated to form a cosmetic product refill.
• the removable container 12 may be provided with a sealed lid.
• This seal can be removed from the removable container 12 before or after insertion into the covering shell 14.
• the seal optionally provided with a seal, seals the removable container 12 before opening.
• the lid can not be replaced on the removable container 12 so that the cosmetic product can not be preserved, after opening, if not in the packaging device 10. Indeed, only the device 10 allows to close the removable container 12, open, by means of the lid 16, by providing a suitable seal, by means of the seal 18.
• the user can remove the removable container 12 of the packaging device 10.
• a user must first remove the lid 16. Then only the user can remove the removable container 12.
• the removal of the removable container 12 out of the casing shell 14 may for example be made by pushing on the removable container 12 through the opening 30 in the bottom 28 of the casing shell 14 or, preferably by pulling on the removable container or on one of the pastes 52 to release the corresponding bead 56 from the groove 36.
• the removal of the removable container 12 of the casing shell 14 can be reversibly made. In other words, this removal is achieved without deterioration of the removable container 12 or the covering shell 14.
• the tabs 52 are not plastically deformed, which would prevent them from returning to their original shape, or torn. These tabs 52 can thus again allow the beads 56 to be nested elastically in the groove 36.
• the removable container 12 can thus be reused or can be mounted and disassembled several times on a covering shell.
• Figures 9 to 13 illustrate a variant 100 of the rechargeable cosmetic product conditioning device 10 according to the first example described.
• the tabs 52 on the fold 48 of removable container 12 form not only a bead 56 received in the groove 36 at the base of the neck 34 of the covering shell, but also a bead 102.
• This bead 102 is oriented radially to the outside of the removable container 12.
• the bead 102 allows, by cooperation with the screw thread 64 inside the lid, to grip even more intimately the tabs 52 between the lid 18 and the neck 34 of the hull. 14, as is particularly visible in FIG. 13.
• this bead 102 oriented radially outwards limits or even cancels any clearance between the cover 16 and the lug 52, at the free end 54 of the paw 52. This reduced game is particularly visible by comparison of Figures 7 and 12.
• FIGS. 14 to 20 illustrate a third example 200 of a refillable device for conditioning a cosmetic product.
• the removable container 12 is not fixed directly on the casing shell 14.
• the removable container 12 is fixed to the casing shell.
• directly fixed on means that the fixing is carried out at least one surface of the removable container and a surface of the covering shell 14 in contact with one another.
• the removable container 12 is directly connected to the covering shell 14.
• directly attached to means that an elastic casing relief is achieved by the detachable container 12 while the other resilient interlocking relief is formed by the covering shell 14.
• “Attached to” means more widely that although the removable container 12 is made integral with the covering shell 14, the removable container 12 may not be directly connected to the covering shell 14. In particular the attachment may not be performed at the surfaces in contact with the covering shell and the removable container. However, there may be contact between the removable container 12 and the covering shell 14, but this contact is not such as to secure the removable container 12 and the covering shell 14. This connection can then be carried out indirectly , by means of one or more intermediate pieces.
• the removable container 12 is fixed to the covering shell 14 by means of a ring 202 (or "hoop").
• the ring 202 forms a first ring 204, of large diameter, a second ring 206 of small diameter, and a portion 208 in the form of a ring which connects together the first and second rings 204, 206.
• the second ring 206 s' extends on substantially the entire height of the ring 202.
• the first ring 204 extends over only a portion of the height of the ring 202.
• the first ring 204 extends over substantially half the height of the ring 202.
• the ring 202 thus has an "h" section.
• the first crown 204 forms on its radially inner face reliefs 210 intended to be received in complementary housing 212, made in the neck 34 of the covering shell 14. It should be noted that here, the covering shell 14 is without a circular groove 36 at the base of the neck 34.
• the housing 212 may in particular be formed by flats 214 or recesses 216 in the radially outer surface of the neck 34.
• the reliefs 210 on the first ring 204 may in particular take the form tongues extending mainly in a radial direction.
• the ring 202 may be shaped to be tightly mounted on the neck 34 of the covering shell.
• the radial distance between the first and second rings 204, 206 is then equal to or even substantially less than the thickness of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• the height of the neck 34 is substantially equal to the height of the first ring 204 of such that when the ring is mounted tightly on the neck 33, the top of the neck 34 is supported on the ring-shaped portion 208 of the ring, while the free end of the first ring 204 bears against the part of the covering shell 34 at the base of the neck 34.
• the second ring 206 forms, on a lower portion intended to be oriented towards the covering shell 14, reliefs 218. As is more particularly visible on the figure4, these reliefs 218 have a substantially half-disk shape, the base is downward.
• the second ring 206 also forms, on an upper portion intended to be oriented opposite the casing shell 14, tabs 220. These tabs 220 have a bead 222 oriented radially inwards.
• the tabs 220 may be made substantially identical to the tabs 52 of the first and second examples described above.
• the removable container 12 has on its radially outer surface housing 224 of substantially complementary shape reliefs 218 formed on the radially inner wall of the lower portion of the first ring 204.
• the removable container 12 also has on its radially outer surface a circular groove 226 and, between the circular groove 226 and a free end 228 of its lateral surface 44, a thread 50 intended to cooperate with a thread 64 complementary to the lid 16.
• the mounting of the refillable cosmetic product conditioning device 200 according to Fig. 14 can be carried out as follows.
• the ring 202 is mounted on the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• This assembly can be made by inserting the collar 34 of the covering shell 14 into the space delimited by the first and second rings 204, 206 and the ring-shaped portion 208.
• the reliefs 210 made on the radially inner face of the first ring 204 are inserted into the housings 212 made in the radially outer surface of the neck 34 of the covering shell 14.
• the ring 202 is advantageously irremovable relative to the covering shell 14.
• the removable container 12 is then inserted into the housing 20 formed by the covering shell 14 as illustrated in FIG. 15.
• the beads 222 of the tabs 220 formed by the ring 202 are not yet received in the groove 226 formed on the radially outer surface of the side wall 44 of the removable container 12. In this position, the tabs 220 are elastically deformed.
• the removable container 12 is then pushed to allow the removable container 12 to be elastically fitted on the ring 202.
• the removable container 12 is pushed in such a way that the beads 222 of the tabs 220 formed on the ring 202 are received in the groove 226 on the side wall 44 of the removable container 12.
• the half-disk-shaped reliefs 218 of the radially inner face of the second ring 206 of the ring 202 are received in the complementary housing 224 formed in the side wall 44 of the removable container 12.
• the relative rotation of the removable container 12 relative to the ring 202 is limited or prevented.
• the lid 16 is screwed onto the removable container 12. Since the ring 202 is already integral in rotation with the covering shell 14, it is thus easier to screw the lid 16 onto the removable container 12, while keeping the hull dressing 14.
• Disassembly of the removable container 12 out of the covering shell 14 is possible, however, after removal of the cover 16.
• this removal of the removable container 12 out of the casing shell 14 is reversibly feasible, it is that is to say, so that the removable container can again be fitted elastically on a covering shell.
• Figures 21 to 24 illustrate a fourth example 300 of cosmetic product packaging device.
• the removable container 12 comprises two portions 302, 304, one of which is larger than the outlet 22 of the housing 20 in the covering shell 14. More specifically, the removable container 12 comprises a lower portion 302, of greater cross section than the area of the outlet 22 of the housing 20 in the covering shell 14, and an upper portion 304, of substantially the same cross sectional area of the outlet 22 of the housing 20 in the shell of dressing 14.
• the lower portion 302 forms a reservoir of cosmetic product.
• This lower portion 302 may be of any shape, adapted to the housing 20 in the covering shell 14.
• the lower portion 302 here forms a shoulder 306 near the upper portion 304.
• the upper portion 304 of the removable container 12 has substantially the shape of a neck, provided with a circular groove 308 surrounded by two circular beads 310, 312, and a thread 50 in the vicinity of the outlet of the removable container 12.
• the covering shell 14 is provided with an opening 314, opposite the outlet 22 of the housing 20 in the shell of covering, of cross section adapted to the cross section of the lower portion 302 of the removable container 12.
• This opening 314 is in particular of cross section greater than the cross section of the outlet 22.
• the covering shell 14 forms a flange 316 with lugs 318 elastically deformable.
• the flange 316 comprises four lugs 318, equidistributed angularly around the outlet 22 of the housing 20 in the covering shell 14.
• the lugs 318 have a bead 320 oriented radially inwardly.
• the bead 320 is of section substantially complementary to the section of the groove 308 in the upper portion 304 of the removable container 12.
• the cover 16 is formed of the assembly of an outer shell 322 and an inner shell 324.
• the outer shell 322 defines the outer wall 60 of the cover 16, while the inner shell 324 defines the inner wall 62 of the lid 16.
• the inner shell 324 defines a screw thread 64 adapted to cooperate with the thread 50 on the removable container 12 to allow the lid 16 to be fixed on the removable container 12 by screwing.
• This fourth embodiment 300 thus differs from the embodiments described above in that the removable container 12 is inserted into the casing shell 14 through an opening 314, opposite the outlet 22 of the housing 20 in the casing shell 14 , outlet 22 in the vicinity of which the removable container 12 is fixed to the covering shell 14.
• the removable container 12 is fixed to the covering shell 14 by resiliently fitting the tabs 318 of the covering shell 14, in the groove 308 on the removable container 12.
• the tabs 318 of the covering shell are sandwiched between the hull internal 324 of the cover 16 and the removable container 12, limiting or preventing the elastic deformation of the tabs 318. The attachment of the removable container 12 to the covering shell 14 is thus locked.
• the removable container 12 is not symmetrical in revolution - the cross section of the lower portion 302 has an ellipse shape - and the housing 20 is of complementary geometry to the lower portion 302 of the removable container 12 - in this case of elliptical cross-section as well - the removable container 12 is locked in rotation about the axis X, with respect to the covering shell 14.
• the removable container 12 and the covering shell 14 are integral in rotation around the axis X. This allows in particular to be able to screw the lid 16 easily on the removable container 12, holding the covering shell 14, which has to prevent rotation around the X axis of the removable container.
• the side wall of the removable container may in particular be of substantially hemi-ellipsoidal shape or even of polyhedral shape.
• the bottom 40 of this removable container may not be flat.
• the bottom 40 of the removable container is shaped to cause an imbalance of the removable container when the bottom of the removable container is placed on a flat support.
• the bottom 40 is for example formed by a not flat projecting relief.
• the bottom of the removable container is made by a face of a protruding relief, which can be flat, so that the line joining the center of the face and the center of gravity of the removable container forms an angle not flat with the weight direction of said removable container, when the bottom thereof is placed on a flat support.
• the ring 202 is fixed on the casing shell 14 by press fitting.
• the ring 202 may be fixed on the covering shell 14 by gluing, welding or any other means known to those skilled in the art.
• the ring 202 is fixed on the covering shell 14 in a durable manner, so that the ring 202 remains mounted on the covering shell 14 in case of removal of the removable container 12.
• the disassembly of the ring 202 of the casing shell 14 may require the use of a tool.
• the elastic casing reliefs are distinct, carried by separate tabs. It can be imagined, however, an example with a single elastic casing relief, respectively on the casing shell and on the removable container, this elastic casing relief can then be discontinuous.
• the lid can be fixed to the removable container by screwing, as in the examples described above or, alternatively, by elastic fitting, by clamping, by magnetization, by means of a bayonet attachment or by any other means accessible to the user. skilled in the art.
• the cover can be screwed onto the covering shell, which then has a thread complementary to that of the cover.

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