JP7301658B2 - Reprinted cosmetic tools - Google Patents

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a transfer cosmetic tool for transferring a film supported by a release substrate from the release substrate to the skin.

Conventionally, foundations and concealers have been known as cosmetics for concealing blemishes and freckles on the skin. References 1, 2, etc.). A cosmetic sticker is a cosmetic product in which a thin film coated with a color or pigment is layered on a release substrate such as release paper or non-woven fabric. is expected to be able to cover up and to obtain a reliable makeup effect in a short time.

However, since cosmetic seals are required to be integrated with the skin and have a natural finish, the film must be extremely thin. For this reason, in the process of peeling the film from the release base material, pinching the film with fingers and adhering it to the skin, failures such as erroneously sticking to an unintended location are likely to occur. It was necessary to carefully perform the operation, and I often felt annoyed.

Therefore, there is a demand for the development of a cosmetic tool suitable for a cosmetic sticker, which can easily and reliably cover up stains, etc. on the skin by allowing only the film of the cosmetic sticker to be easily brought into close contact with the skin.

JP 2013-252400 A JP 2013-001661 A

It is an object of the present invention to provide a cosmetic tool suitable for a cosmetic sticker that allows the film of the cosmetic sticker to be easily brought into close contact with the skin and that can easily and reliably cover up stains and the like on the skin. and

As a result of studies conducted by the present inventors in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, it was found that the film of the cosmetic seal can be easily peeled off from the release base material by using a cosmetic tool having a transfer part with an adhesive applied to the tip. The present inventors have found that it is possible to closely adhere to the skin, leading to the development of the present invention.

That is, the present invention comprises a transfer part having a pressure-sensitive adhesive on its tip, a transfer part for adhering a film supported by a release base material, and transferring the film from the release base material to the skin. and a holding member for holding down the film from above and having an insertion hole for inserting the reprinted cosmetic tool.

According to the reprinted cosmetic tool of the present invention, the film of the cosmetic sticker can be peeled off from the release base material and easily adhered to the skin, making it possible to easily and reliably cover up stains on the skin.

In addition, if the reprinting cosmetic tool is used, there is no need to pick up the cosmetic sticker with fingers, so the position of the stain can be easily recognized while reflecting the image in the mirror, and the film held in the reprinting portion can be reliably pushed to the site of the stain. It is possible to assign.

Furthermore, according to the cosmetic set of the present invention, the film of the cosmetic sticker can be reliably taken out with the transfer cosmetic tool while preventing the release base material from floating, so that the film can be more easily adhered to the skin.

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

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Although the present embodiment will be described with specific examples, the present invention is not limited to the specific examples.

The transfer cosmetic tool is characterized by comprising a transfer part having an adhesive at the tip thereof, adhering a film supported by a release base material at the transfer part, and transferring the film from the release base material to the skin. .

Usually, as shown in FIG. 1, a cosmetic sticker consists of a colored film or a film (2) coated with a coloring agent, and an adhesive layer (3) coated with an adhesive for adhering to the skin on the underside of this film. In addition, a laminate structure is adopted in which a release base material (4) such as a release paper is disposed to protect the adhesive layer, impart appropriate rigidity, and facilitate handling of the cosmetic sheet. FIG. 1(a) shows an example using a partially colored plastic film (2a), and FIG. 1(b) shows a polylactic acid film (2b) coated with a coloring agent containing a pigment. Here is an example that uses The polylactic acid film shown in FIG. 1(b) does not need to be provided with an adhesive layer because the film itself has the effect of adhering to the skin. ), and the uppermost layer is a nonwoven fabric for release (6a) as a protective sheet (6) for protecting the colorant.

The film (2) is made of polylactic acid, polyglycolic acid, polycaprolactone, or a copolymer thereof, and can be a thin film having a thickness of 30 to 200 nm. Such a thin film can be obtained by the invention described in Japanese Patent No. 6037371, and is excellent in the effect of improving wrinkles.

As shown in FIG. 1(c), such a cosmetic sticker (1) is usually formed in a plurality of pieces continuously in the front, rear, left, and right directions, and is formed into a single sheet having a certain area. There are many things. Then, the user cuts off the scattered cosmetic stickers with scissors or the like, peels off the lowermost release base material (release paper or non-woven fabric, etc.), and then pinches the film with fingers to adhere it to the skin. .

Cosmetic stickers are required to be integrated with the skin and have a natural finish, so the film is extremely thin and difficult to handle. Mistakes such as curling up or accidentally sticking to an unintended location are likely to occur.

When a plurality of cosmetic stickers are continuously formed in the front, rear, left, and right directions to form a single sheet, as shown in FIG. It is preferable to process the colored portion of the film so that it can be easily taken out while being peeled off from the lowermost release base material.

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

A transferable cosmetic tool is a portable cosmetic tool for separating a coloring or a film coated with a coloring agent placed on a release substrate from the release substrate and adhering it to the skin.

As shown in FIG. 3, the transfer cosmetic tool (8) has a transfer part (9) with an adhesive (10) disposed at the tip of a rod-shaped grip part. After being pressed against 1), the film (2) coated with the coloring or coloring agent is peeled off from the release base material (4) when pulled upward, exposing the adhesive surface for close contact with the skin.

In this state, when the reprinted cosmetic tool is pressed against the skin and then pulled away from the skin, the protective sheet (6) is peeled off together with the reprinted cosmetic tool, leaving the film (2) coated with coloring or a coloring agent on the skin, making the makeup operation impossible. complete.

It is preferable to adjust the strength of the pressure-sensitive adhesive (10) of the transfer portion (9) according to the structure of the cosmetic sticker so that the cosmetic operation can be performed smoothly. For example, when the cosmetic sticker has a structure as shown in FIG. It is necessary to adjust the adhesive in the transfer portion so that the adhesive strength between the transfer portion and the plastic film is higher than the adhesive strength between the transfer portion and the plastic film. In addition, when the cosmetic seal has a structure as shown in FIG. is greater, and the adhesive strength between the polylactic acid film (2b) and the skin is greater than the adhesive strength between the protective nonwoven fabric (6a) and the polylactic acid film (2b). The polylactic acid film (2b) coated with the colorant can be smoothly transferred from the nonwoven fabric (4b) of the material 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 transfer cosmetic tool (8). The insertion hole is punched out in a circular shape along the circular perforations provided in the cosmetic seal. As the pressing member, for example, a film, a sheet, or other thin-plate-like moldings can be used, and a wide variety of materials such as plastic and metal can be used.

The holding member (12) is rotatably attached to the upper end of the side wall of the bottom member to which the upper lid of the compact container is connected. It can be exchanged and accommodated (Fig. 4(a)).

By providing the pressing member (12), even if the transfer cosmetic tool (8) is pushed through the insertion hole (13) and pulled up against the cosmetic seal, the cosmetic seal will not be lifted up. It is possible to easily peel off only the inner part of the perforations of the cosmetic sticker from the release base material and transfer it to the skin without pressing. In addition, by using such a compact container, it becomes possible to carry the cosmetic sheet, and it becomes easy to carry out makeup even when you are away from home.

The pressing member does not necessarily have to be housed in a compact container, and may be housed in other forms of containers. The reprinted cosmetic tool can be used as a cosmetic set by combining it with a pressing member.

FIG. 5 shows an example in which the transfer cosmetic tool (14) is provided with a slide mechanism. When the slide button (15) provided on the grip portion is slid in the distal direction, the guide tube (16) moves, and the transfer portion (17) is housed inside the guide tube.

By using the transfer cosmetic tool having such a slide mechanism, it is possible to take out only the inner part of the perforation of the cosmetic seal at the transfer part while pressing the outer peripheral part of the perforation of the cosmetic seal with the tip surface of the guide tube. .

As shown in FIG. 5, the sewing machine is pressed against the cosmetic seal with the transfer portion exposed on the surface (state of (a)), the slide button is slid, and the transfer portion moves inside the guide tube. Only the inside of the eye is taken out (state (b)). Then, when the transfer portion is exposed again (state of (a)) and the cosmetic seal is brought into close contact with the skin, the transfer of the film can be easily performed. The film can be removed from the adhesive with one action.

FIG. 6 shows a mechanism in which the adhesive tape (19) is placed on the transfer portion (20) of the transfer cosmetic tool (18). The inside of the cosmetic transfer tool is equipped with a roller for sending out the adhesive tape, which supplies a new adhesive surface of the adhesive tape to the transfer part and draws the adhesive surface whose adhesive strength has decreased into the inside of the cosmetic transfer tool, It is possible to keep the state that a new adhesive surface is always exposed at the reprinting part.

1 cosmetic seal 2 film 2a plastic film 2a' colored portion of plastic film 2b polylactic acid film 3 adhesive layer 4 release substrate 4a release paper 4b nonwoven fabric 5 coloring agent 6 protective sheet 6a release nonwoven fabric 7 perforation 8 reprinted cosmetic tool 9 Transfer part 10 Adhesive 11 Compact container 12 Pressing member 13 Insertion hole 14 Transfer cosmetic tool 15 Slide button 16 Guide cylinder 17 Transfer part 18 Transfer cosmetic tool 19 Adhesive tape 20 Transfer part

Claims (1)

A transfer cosmetic tool having a transfer part having an adhesive at its tip, adhering a film supported by a release base material at the transfer part, and transferring the film from the release base material to the skin , and the transfer makeup. A makeup set, comprising: a pressing member for pressing the film from above, provided with an insertion hole for inserting a tool.

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