JP2021019764A - Placing cosmetic tool - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a cosmetic tool suitable for cosmetic seal capable of easily and closely attaching a film for cosmetic seal to skin to cover and hide blotches and the like of the skin in an easy and reliable manner.SOLUTION: A placing cosmetic tool 8 includes a placing unit 9 with an adhesive 10 arranged at a tip thereof, and adheres a film 2 supported by a peeling base material 4 by the placing unit and places the film on skin from the peeling base material.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a reprinted cosmetic tool for reprinting a film supported by a peeling base material from the peeling base material onto the skin.

Conventionally, foundations and concealers have been known as cosmetics that hide blemishes and freckles on the skin, but in recent years, cosmetic stickers that can easily hide blemishes and the like have been attracting attention (for example, patents). Documents 1, 2 etc.). A cosmetic sticker is a cosmetic product in which a thin film coated with a coloring or pigment is layered on a release base material such as a release paper or a non-woven fabric. By placing the film on a stain or the like on the skin, the stain or the like is formed. It is expected to be able to cover up and obtain a reliable cosmetic effect in a short time.

However, since the cosmetic seal is required to have a natural finish integrated with the skin, the film needs to be extremely thin. For this reason, in the process of peeling the film from the peeling base material and further pinching the film with a finger to bring it into close contact with the skin, mistakes such as accidentally sticking it to an unintended place are likely to occur. It was necessary to perform the operation carefully, and I often felt annoyed.

Therefore, it is required to develop a cosmetic tool suitable for a cosmetic sticker, which can easily adhere only the film of the cosmetic sticker to the skin and can easily and surely cover the stains on the skin.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-252400 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-001661

An object of the present invention is to provide a cosmetic tool suitable for a cosmetic sticker, which can easily adhere the film of the cosmetic sticker to the skin and can easily and surely cover the stains on the skin. And.

As a result of studies by the present inventor in order to solve the above problems, the film of the cosmetic seal can be easily peeled off from the peeling base material by using a cosmetic tool having a reprinting portion with an adhesive at the tip. We have found that it can adhere to the skin and have developed the present invention.

That is, the present invention is characterized in that a reprinting portion having an adhesive arranged at the tip thereof is provided, a film supported by the peeling base material is adhered at the reprinting portion, and the film is reprinted from the peeling base material to the skin. Reprinted cosmetic tool.

The present invention is also a cosmetic set comprising the reprinted cosmetic tool and a pressing member for pressing the cosmetic sticker from above, provided with an insertion hole for inserting the reprinted cosmetic tool. ..

According to the reprinted cosmetic tool of the present invention, the film of the cosmetic seal can be peeled off from the peeling base material and easily adhered to the skin, and it is possible to easily and surely cover the stains on the skin.

Also, if you use a reprinted cosmetic tool, you do not need to pick up the cosmetic sticker with your fingers, so it is easier to recognize the position of stains etc. while reflecting in the mirror, and the film held in the reprinted part is surely pressed against the spots etc. It becomes possible to hit.

Further, according to the cosmetic set of the present invention, the film of the cosmetic seal can be reliably taken out with the reprinted cosmetic tool while suppressing the lifting of the peeling base material, so that the film can be more easily adhered to the skin.

Structural and external view of the conventional cosmetic seal ((a) first structural example, (b) second structural example, (c) external view) External view of cosmetic sticker (partial drawing substitute photo) Schematic diagram of reprinted cosmetic tool (first embodiment example) and cosmetic sticker External view of makeup set External view of reprinted cosmetic tool (second embodiment example) External view of reprinted cosmetic tool (third aspect example)

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The present embodiment will be described with reference to specific examples, but the present invention is not limited to the specific examples.

The reprinted cosmetic tool is characterized in that it is provided with a reprinting portion having an adhesive arranged at the tip thereof, a film supported by the peeling base material is adhered at the reprinting portion, and the film is reprinted from the peeling base material to the skin. ..

Usually, as shown in FIG. 1, a cosmetic sticker is a colored film or a film (2) coated with a colorant, and an adhesive layer (3) on the lower surface of the film coated with an adhesive for adhering to the skin. In addition, a laminated structure is adopted in which a release base material (4) such as a release paper is arranged to protect the adhesive layer and impart appropriate rigidity to facilitate the handling of the cosmetic sheet. FIG. 1A shows an example in which a partially colored plastic film (2a) is used, and FIG. 1B shows a polylactic acid film (2b) in which a colorant containing a pigment is applied to the upper surface. Is shown as an example of adopting. Since the polylactic acid film of FIG. 1B has an action of adhering to the skin, it is not necessary to provide an adhesive layer, but a non-woven fabric (4b) is used as a release base material on the lower surface to protect the polylactic acid film. ) Is arranged, and a non-woven fabric (6a) for peeling is arranged on the uppermost layer as a protective sheet (6) for protecting the colorant.

The film (2) can be made into a thin film having a thickness of 30 to 200 nm by using polylactic acid, polyglycolic acid, polycaprolactone, or a copolymer thereof as a raw material. Such a thin film can be obtained by the invention described in Japanese Patent No. 6033771, and has an excellent effect of improving wrinkles.

As shown in FIG. 1 (c), a plurality of such cosmetic stickers (1) are usually formed continuously in the front-rear and left-right directions, and are formed on a single sheet having a certain area. Often. Then, the user cuts off the scattered cosmetic stickers with a scissors or the like, peels off the release base material (release paper, non-woven fabric, etc.) of the lowest layer, and then picks the film with a finger to bring it into close contact with the skin. ..

Since the cosmetic sticker is required to be integrated with the skin to give a natural finish, it is difficult to handle because the film is extremely thin, and when the user performs the above operation, the film is used. It is easy to make mistakes such as curling up or accidentally pasting it in an unintended place.

When a plurality of cosmetic stickers are continuously formed in front, back, left and right to form a single sheet, a perforation (7) is formed on the peripheral edge of the colored portion of the cosmetic stickers as shown in FIG. It is preferable to provide and process the colored portion of the film so that it can be easily taken out while peeling from the peeling base material of the lowermost layer.

Perforations provided on the periphery of the colored portion of the cosmetic sticker are provided on all materials (film, non-woven fabric, etc.) above the bottom layer of the release base material (release paper, non-woven fabric, etc.), and are provided above. When pulled up, the colored part of the cosmetic sticker can be taken out, leaving the release base material.

The reprinted cosmetic tool is a portable cosmetic tool for pulling a colored or colorant-coated film placed on the peeling base material away from the peeling base material and bringing it into close contact with the skin.

As shown in FIG. 3, the reprinted cosmetic tool (8) is provided with a reprinted portion (9) in which an adhesive (10) is arranged at the tip of a rod-shaped grip portion, and the reprinted portion is covered with a cosmetic seal (8) from above. When it is pressed against 1) and then pulled upward, the film (2) coated with the coloring or coloring agent is peeled from the peeling base material (4), and the adhesive surface for adhesion to the skin is exposed.

When the reprinted cosmetic tool is pressed against the skin in this state and then pulled away from the skin, the protective sheet (6) is peeled off together with the reprinted cosmetic tool, and the film (2) coated with the coloring or coloring agent remains on the skin, and the makeup operation is performed. Complete.

The strength of the adhesive (10) of the reprinted portion (9) is preferably adjusted by the structure of the cosmetic seal in order to smoothly perform the cosmetic operation. For example, when the cosmetic sticker has a structure as shown in FIG. 1A, the reprinted portion (9) and the plastic film (2a) are formed based on the adhesive strength between the release paper (4a) and the adhesive layer (3). It is necessary to adjust the adhesive strength of the reprinted portion so that the adhesive strength of the reprinted portion is larger and the adhesive strength of the adhesive layer and the skin is larger than the adhesive strength of the reprinted portion and the plastic film. When the cosmetic seal has the structure shown in FIG. 1 (b), the reprinted portion (9) and the protective non-woven fabric (6a) are based on the adhesive strength between the non-woven fabric (4b) and the polylactic acid film (2b). If the adhesive strength of the polylactic acid film (2b) and the skin is adjusted to be greater than the adhesive strength of the protective non-woven fabric (6a) and the polylactic acid film (2b), the peeling group The polylactic acid film (2b) coated with a colorant from the non-woven fabric (4b) of the material can be smoothly transferred to the skin.

FIG. 4 shows a compact container (11) provided with a pressing member (12) for pressing the cosmetic seal (1) from above. The pressing member (12) is provided with an insertion hole (13) for inserting the reprinted cosmetic tool (8). The insertion holes are punched out in a circular shape along the circular perforations provided on the cosmetic seal. As the pressing member, for example, a film, a sheet, or other thin plate-shaped molded product can be used, and the material can be widely used such as plastic and metal.

The pressing member (12) is rotatably attached to the upper end of the side wall surface of the bottom member to which the upper lid of the compact container is connected, and by lifting the pressing member, the used cosmetic seal becomes a new cosmetic seal. It can be exchanged and accommodated (Fig. 4 (a)).

By providing the pressing member (12), even if the reprinted cosmetic tool (8) is pushed through the insertion hole (13) and pushed up against the cosmetic sticker, the cosmetic sticker does not come up, so the cosmetic sticker is manually held. It is not necessary to press down, and only the inner part of the perforation of the cosmetic sticker can be easily peeled off from the peeling base material and reprinted on the skin. Further, by using such a compact container, the cosmetic sheet can be carried, and it becomes easy to perform the makeup act even on the go.

The holding member does not necessarily have to be housed in a compact container, but may be housed in another form of container. The reprinted cosmetic tool can be used as a makeup set by combining it with a pressing member.

FIG. 5 shows an example in which the reprinted cosmetic tool (14) is provided with a slide mechanism. When the slide button (15) provided on the grip portion is slid toward the tip end, the guide cylinder (16) moves, and the reprint portion (17) is housed inside the guide cylinder.

If a reprinted cosmetic tool provided with such a slide mechanism is used, it is possible to take out only the inner part of the perforation at the reprinted portion while pressing the outer peripheral portion of the perforation of the cosmetic sticker with the tip surface of the guide cylinder. ..

As shown in FIG. 5, the sewing machine is pressed against the cosmetic sticker with the reprinted portion exposed on the surface (state (a)), the slide button is slid, and the reprinted portion moves inside the guide cylinder. Take out only the inside of the eye (state of (b)). Then, if the reprinted portion is exposed again (the state of (a)) and the cosmetic sticker is brought into close contact with the skin, the film can be easily reprinted. The film can be removed from the adhesive with a single action.

FIG. 6 shows a mechanism in which the adhesive tape (19) is arranged on the reprinted portion (20) of the reprinted cosmetic tool (18). Inside the reprinted cosmetic tool, the adhesive tape is equipped with a roller for feeding out, and while supplying a new adhesive surface of the adhesive tape to the reprinted part, the adhesive surface with reduced adhesive strength is pulled into the inside of the reprinted cosmetic tool. It is possible to keep the new adhesive surface exposed at all times in the reprinted part.

1 Cosmetic seal 2 Film 2a Plastic film 2a'Colored part of plastic film 2b Polylactic acid film 3 Adhesive layer 4 Release base material 4a Release paper 4b Non-woven fabric 5 Colorant 6 Protective sheet 6a Stripping non-woven fabric 7 Perforation 8 Reprinted cosmetic tool 9 Reprinting part 10 Adhesive 11 Compact container 12 Holding member 13 Insertion hole 14 Reprinting cosmetic tool 15 Slide button 16 Guide cylinder 17 Reprinting part 18 Reprinting cosmetic tool 19 Adhesive tape 20 Reprinting part

Claims (2)

A reprinting cosmetic tool comprising a reprinting portion having an adhesive at the tip thereof, adhering a film supported by a peeling base material at the reprinting portion, and reprinting the film from the peeling base material to the skin. A cosmetic set comprising the reprinted cosmetic tool according to claim 1 and a pressing member for pressing the film from above, provided with an insertion hole for inserting the reprinted cosmetic tool.