JP3120669U - Makeup lens clamp - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a cosmetic lens clamp that enables easy and accurate eye makeup while using reading glasses.
A plastic lens 2 is attached to a headband 1 in a cosmetic lens clamp. By hanging the reading glasses upside down on the plastic arm 2 and applying the lens only to one eye, the other eye can be made up accurately.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a pair of cosmetic glasses for a person who has difficulty in seeing nearby with the naked eye due to presbyopia, and uses eyeglasses to make eye makeup.

  In general, a spectacle frame is placed on an ear and placed on a nose so that the lens is stabilized in front of the eyes.

  If you face the mirror with the naked eye and bring your face closer, your face becomes unclear and you have to rely on intuition when writing eye makeup. When trying to make up eyeglasses with reading glasses, the glasses get in the way and the brush does not enter. An object of the present invention is to enable easy and accurate eye makeup while using reading glasses.

  At the front and center of the headband 1 is a plastic arm that has a joint function that can be rotated in all directions and wide angles, with a commercially available scissors having a spring tip at the center. 2 is attached. A rubber 3 is attached to the scissors portion 22 so that the lens is not damaged and is not displaced.

  The problem can be solved by hanging handheld reading glasses upside down on the above-mentioned makeup lens sandwich and applying the lens only to one eye.

  The present invention makes it possible to make eye makeup accurately while clearly seeing his / her face reflected in the mirror by changing the usage pattern by moving the lens upside down using the reading glasses on hand. Is.

  Therefore, as long as this makeup lens is sandwiched, it is not necessary to produce specially shaped glasses for makeup. It also creates new ways to use reading glasses.

  Since it is a diversion of the glasses used, it can be effectively applied to people with astigmatism and non-sightedness.

  Fine adjustment is possible by rotating the headband 1 and using the joint function of the two connecting portions 23 of the plastic arm 2. By aligning the optical center with the position of the pupil at an appropriate anterior distance and angle, the lens can be used without placing a burden on the eyes.

  Since the present invention does not rely on ear hooks or nose pads, the space around the eyes on one side becomes a wide and free space.

  Incidentally, there is no distinction between upper and lower in a single focus lens incorporated in eyeglasses. Even if the lens is turned upside down, it looks and works the same.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a plastic arm 2 attached to a headband 1 of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side view showing a state in which the glasses are sandwiched.

  In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, since there are two connecting portions 23 having a joint function, the lens can be adjusted and held at an ideal anterior distance and angle. In FIG. 2, the lens is not damaged by the rubber 3 attached to the scissors portion 22. Moreover, it does not shift.

First embodiment

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a use state in which the end portion of the right lens 5a of the spectacles is sandwiched and the headband 1 is hung on the head. At this time, the glasses are turned upside down with the inner surface of the lens 5 facing toward the eyes. The right temple 45a is folded. The left temple 45b should be erected for better visibility. Since the headband 1 is slightly rotated to the right, the right lens 5a is held over the right eye. The right lens 5a is adjusted by the connecting portion 23 so as to have an appropriate anterior distance and angle. The left lens 5b is located away from the face. Therefore, the area around the left eye is not covered with anything. In this state, it is possible to easily and accurately make up the left eye while clearly seeing its face reflected in the mirror through the lens with the right eye. Similarly, the makeup of the right eye can be achieved by sandwiching the left lens 5b.

Second embodiment

  If the glasses used are to be used exclusively for makeup, the temple 45, the wisdom 44 if possible, and the pad arm 42 can be removed and become easier to handle.

Third embodiment

  Those who have the same refractive state of the left and right eyeballs can use a single lens. Therefore, the rim portion 43 can be removed from the frame 4 if possible, or the lens 5 itself can be taken out and used for a simple configuration. It becomes easier to handle.

Fourth embodiment

  If a new lens is made exclusively for makeup and incorporated into the frame, the lens for the left eye is inserted into the right rim and the lens for the right eye is inserted into the left rim, so there is no need to invert the frame. At this time, since the distance between the pupils does not matter, it is desirable to process the optical center of the lens with the center of the rim.

Example 5

  For those who can see it with a commercially available loupe, it is also a good usage to sandwich the loupe.

It is a perspective view of the present invention. It is the side view which showed the state which pinched spectacles. 1 is a perspective view showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Headband 2 Plastic arm 21 Connection 22 Scissors 23 Connection part 3 Rubber | gum 4 Frame 41 Bridge 42 Pad arm 43a Right rim 43b Left rim 44 wi 45a Right temple 45b Left temple 5 Lens 5a Right lens 5b Left lens

Claims (1)

  A plastic arm 2 having a joint function capable of rotating in all directions and a wide angle is attached to the scissors portion 22 on the scissors portion 22. A lens holder for makeup with rubber 3 attached.

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