ES1070083U - Cream protective sock (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Breathable cream protector sock, characterized by having holes in the toe, instep and bridge of the foot, to help the feet breathe. The sock can be made latex, vinillo, osmotic paper, silicone, plastic or similar material. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Cream protective sock.

Object of the invention

Breathable cream protector sock latex, vinyl, osmotic paper, silicone, plastic or material similar, intended to protect creams or ointments for feet, against the absorption or rubbing of any type of surface. The sock cream protector has holes in the instep, on the bridge and ankles, to avoid its tightness. For the comfort of your use, we can keep the cream on the foot for longer than currently accustomed. Its mode of use is to put the sock after applying any type of cream or ointment on the foot, thus significantly enhancing the effect of these. This type of sock, protects the cream against surfaces to rubbing or garments that can absorb them, remaining on the foot during the time we decide. This sock raises the power of hydration and regeneration of the skin while maintaining creams or Ointments in constant contact with the foot. It is achieved with this, an immediate improvement and its use in rest hours is recommended, to prolong the effect of these. The skin of the heels, membrane of the fingers, nails and cuticles, recover from the lost hydration and the foot changes its appearance by showing healthy.

Field of the Invention

This invention has its application within the industry dedicated to the manufacture and transformation of materials plastics, such as gloves or the like.

Background of the invention

The heels and membranes of the toes Dried, hard, cracked and blackened, they are a sign of lack of attention to the foot due to low humidity. The most area common where there are deep cracks in the skin due to dryness, it's the heels edge and the toe membrane, which are the most frequent or constant use area of our body. Dry skin is one of the most common causes that lead to cracked heels. Torn feet and other problems common feet, can be acquired and are easily avoidable Conventional creams intended for this purpose, do not arrive to act properly, since the current application form and the rhythm of daily life, do not let these act enough, since that after application, absorption or rubbing with any type of material, make these are removed from the foot. The use of breathable latex cream protector sock, vinyl, paper osmotic, silicone, plastic or similar material, acts as a barrier protective between the foot and the surrounding environment, thus maintaining the cream or ointment on the foot for longer than usual. He cream protective sock has holes in the instep, bridge of the foot and ankles, to avoid its tightness and thus contribute to The breathing of the feet. This sock gives us the opportunity to move your foot freely while we rest, thus avoiding rubbing sheets or other materials absorb or drag the cream with that movement. Its proper use is in rest hours, keeping creams or ointments for longer on the surface of the foot to be treated, thus increasing the effect of these.

Description of the invention

Breathable latex sock, vinyl, paper osmotic, silicone, plastic or similar material, intended for protect any type of creams or ointments against surfaces that can absorb or eliminate them from the foot due to a simple rubbing, such as: sheets, interlaced footwear or any surface to rub. The cream protective sock has holes in the instep, foot bridge and ankles, to avoid its tightness and thus contribute to the breathing of the feet. They are long-known socks made in plastic materials, but none is intended for this purpose, the cream protector sock is very easy to put on and take off that creams significantly improve slippage for your placement and subsequent withdrawal. It is economical and convenient to use, being single use and disposable. The sock is manufactured in a variety of sizes in order to adapt to the measure of the feet of the user. Its mode of use is to put on the sock after applied any type of cream or ointment intended for this purpose, thus significantly enhancing the effect of these. This sock at protect creams or ointments, gives us freedom of movement, thus avoiding being completely immobilized while using said  product and be able to extend the treatment for longer than currently accustomed. By keeping the skin moisturized for more time, the effect of the cream or ointment in the area of the foot to treat. Heels, finger membrane, nails and cuticles, they recover from any symptom of dryness giving a healthy appearance at the feet after the use of the sock.

This sock brings excellent results, both when treating a foot with pathological lesions that require treatments with creams or ointments, as well as in aesthetics to maintain healthy skin by applying products moisturizers

Brief description of the drawings

In the drawings that accompany the following Descriptive memory, you can see a sock on its side right and left and a view of the sock floor.

Description of a preferred embodiment

Taking as reference the left sock, in figure 1, it is observed that the sock has a destined zone to the breath of foot A, which includes instep, ankles and bridge. The area of protection of the cream, include point B, which corresponds to fingers and forefoot and point C, which corresponds to heel.

In figure 2, it can be seen that point A, corresponds to the breathing zone comprising instep and ankles Point B covers the protection zone of the cream that includes heel, toes and sole, excluding protection foot bridge as can be seen in the figure 3-A.

In figure 3, point A covers the area of foot breathing, and point B, covers the protection zone of the cream.

Claims (1)

1. Breathable cream protective sock, characterized by having ankle holes, instep and foot bridge, to contribute to the breathing of the feet. The sock can be made of latex, vinyl, osmotic paper, silicone, plastic or similar material.