JPH0137660Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to a new toy that applies makeup to a doll by coating it with water.By applying water and applying makeup as various discolorations, it is possible to make the doll look different from before the application of water. I made it.

Next, one embodiment of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

This invention consists of a doll shown in A and a water application tool shown in B.

The doll consists of a water-resistant doll base 1 and a hydrous developing paper 2 attached to all or part of the parts of the doll base 1 on which hair 1a, face 1b, clothes 1c, etc. are drawn. In the illustrated example, the hair portion 1a
A hydrous developing paper 2 is attached to all of the clothes section 1c and a part of the clothing section 1c.

As shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 3, the water-added developing paper is paper with a hair color or pattern or clothing pattern printed on its surface, or a paper with water resistance on the top surface of a colored layer 2a such as a synthetic resin film. A coating layer 2b having water permeability and containing a low refractive index pigment is attached, and since it does not have translucency when not wet with water, it has a color different from that of the colored layer, for example, milky white. , or is achromatic, but when it gets wet with water, it becomes translucent and the color of the colored layer 2a appears on the surface.

As shown in FIG. 1, the water-added developing paper may be fixed to the doll base 1 from the beginning by adhesive or the like, but it may also be attached to the doll base by the player himself.

In this case, since the hydrous developing paper has a relatively complex shape, such as a pattern on hair or a part of clothing,
In order to facilitate its storage and handling, as shown in Fig. 4, an adhesive is applied to the back side of the water-added developing paper, and an adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the mount 3 whose surface is coated with synthetic resin so that it can be easily peeled off. It is better to prepare it by preparing it.

In this way, when the player applies the water-added developing paper himself/herself, the hair and part of the clothes on the surface of the doll base 1 are coated with the same color and pattern as a normal doll. If printed, this toy can be played with in the same way as before, and when playing according to this invention, peel off the water-added developing paper 2 from the mount 3 and apply it to the hair and clothing parts. It can be pasted on.

The water-applying tool B is a part of the grooming product 4 that includes a water-containing part 5, and in FIG. An example is shown in which a grooming product is provided with water-containing parts 5a to 5e such as sponges. You can fill a cosmetic bottle with water and let the water seep out from the water-containing part.

With this configuration, the water-containing part of the water-applying tool B is now soaked with water, and the water is brushed, combed, or applied with a hair conditioner on the doll's hair to which the water-added developing paper is attached. When the hair is rubbed, the water in the water-containing area wets the hydrous developing paper, and as described above, the coating layer 2b becomes translucent, and the color and pattern of the colored layer 2a become transparent. appears on its surface. The decorations on the clothing section similarly reveal colors.

Therefore, various patterns and colors can be applied to this water-added developing paper, for example, in the case of the hair part 1a, curls,
If the face is straight or short, then various facial expressions such as eyes, eyebrows, lipstick, and blush can be applied, and if it is clothing, various patterns can be applied. , various shapes and patterns that were previously unimaginable appeared on the doll's surface, allowing for makeup play that was not possible with conventional toys.

As mentioned above, according to this invention, the doll has the appearance of a make-up product and a doll with hydrolyzed developing paper pasted on all or part of the surface of the doll's hair, face, clothes, etc. , and a water-applying tool equipped with a water-containing part, so when the water-containing part of the water-applying tool is soaked with water and the doll's surface is wetted with water and a makeup operation is performed, various things that were not visible before will appear on the doll's surface. The colors and patterns appear, allowing you to enjoy surprises not found in conventional toys.

In addition, when the water-added developing paper dries, it loses its translucency again and the colors and patterns are no longer visible, so this makeup toy can be used repeatedly to play with makeup.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing shows an example of this invention.
Fig. 1 is a front view of the doll, Fig. 2 is a side view thereof, Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the water-added developing paper, Fig. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of the storage state of unused water-added developing paper, 5
The figures are perspective views showing various examples of water application tools. A...Doll, 1...Doll base, 1a...Hair part, 1b...Face part, 1c...Clothing part, 2...Hydrated developer paper, 3...Mount, B...Water applicator, 4a... ...clipper, 4b...brush, 4c...comb, 4d,
4d'... Cosmetic bottle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (a) A doll whose hair, face, clothing, etc. are all or partially covered with water-added developing paper; (b) A doll having the external shape of a grooming product; A makeup toy consisting of a water applicator equipped with a water-containing part.