JPS5830481Y2 - Cosmetic enamel remover tools - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a cosmetic enamel remover tool.

A cosmetic enamel remover removes the enamel paint that makes up the nail surface.

Conventionally, the remover liquid for this kind of thing is:
It is well known that many organic solvents are used, and the method for using them is to transfer the remover solution in a container onto a cotton pad or terrarium paper, and apply it on the nail while it is soaked. It dissolves and wipes off the enamel paint layer.

However, in the above method, once the remover liquid is taken out from the container into the wiping material, it cannot be returned to the container, so it is difficult to determine the appropriate amount when using it, which tends to result in a lot of loss.

In addition, since remover liquid is a volatile organic solvent, it is difficult to prevent the odor caused by the solvent volatilization when it is impregnated into cotton or terash, which may cause discomfort to the user and further reduce the daily cost. A large amount of suction has problems such as being bad for health.

The present invention was devised in view of these backgrounds, and its purpose is to provide an enamel remover tool that can effectively use remover fluid.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an enamel remover tool that does not require any wiping material.

It also aims to reduce the odor caused by the evaporation of the remover liquid during use.

The features of the present invention for achieving the above object include a container that can be opened and closed, an inner lid provided at the mouth of the container, an opening formed in the inner lid, and a container located below the opening. Moreover, it consists of a wiping body made of a porous material provided inside the container, and a slit portion formed on the surface of the wiping body.

The original inventor conducted various studies based on the purpose of this invention,
Rather than transferring the remover liquid from the container to a wiping material (cotton or tissue paper), inserting your fingertip into the container and removing the enamel from the nail will prevent ineffective consumption of the remover liquid. We focused on reducing odor caused by organic solvent volatilization.

Next, it is difficult to remove the enamel from the nail by simply filling the container with remover solution and soaking the nail while waiting for it to dissolve, so storing the wiping material in the container can be done very quickly and effectively. I discovered that enamel can be removed.

Moreover, it has been found that a porous and elastic wiping material is effective in sinking the toe well and impregnating the remover liquid well.

Furthermore, by making slits in the surface of the porous material, we have found that by inserting the tip of your toe into the slit, the nail will completely come into contact with the porous material containing the remover solution, making it extremely effective in removing it. .

With the remover liquid impregnated into the porous material, the degree of elution of enamel gradually increases as the number of times the enamel paint on the nail is removed increases. It was found that the reattachment phenomenon hardly occurred.

Furthermore, by providing the inner lid, the effect of preventing the evaporation of the remover liquid could be further enhanced.

The enamel remover tool according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the embodiments shown in the figures.

The container 1 has a shape that can be opened and closed and has a screw mechanism, and is preferably made of glass or a synthetic resin material that is not affected by the remover liquid (organic solvent).

A sealing stopper 2 is fitted into the container 1.

The material of the stopper 2 is preferably a synthetic resin material such as polypropylene, polyethylene, polyamide, etc., which is not affected by the remover liquid.

If necessary, a backing may be provided inside the stopper 2.

An inner lid 3 is provided at the mouth of the container 10. The inner lid 3 is
The fixing part 4 is fixed by the convex part at the tip of the container 10 and the concave part in the inner lid 3.
is fixed.

The inner lid 3 is made of polypropylene, polyethylene, polyamide,
A relatively flexible synthetic resin material such as NBR or a rubber material such as silicone rubber is suitable.

Alternatively, it may be formed from a synthetic resin or rubber foam.

An opening 5 is formed near the center of the inner lid 3.

The opening 5 has a circular, elliptical, diamond-shaped, or rectangular punch hole, or a cut-like shape such as a cross or a radial shape.

In particular, for cut-shaped items, it is highly effective in terms of scrubbing the remover liquid that adheres to the nail after removing the enamel paint and preventing the remover liquid from volatilizing from the container.

Next, located below the opening 5 of the inner lid 3 and inside the container 1, a porous wiping body 6 is provided.

The wiping body 6 is preferably made of porous materials such as various open foam blocks such as foamed urethane, foamed rubber, foamed vinyl chloride, and foamed cellulose, and laminated blocks such as cotton sheets, woven fabrics, nonwoven fabrics, and glass wool sheets. .

Furthermore, if a thin film material is adhered to only the surface of these porous material blocks, the effect of preventing the evaporation of the remover liquid will be further enhanced.

It is preferable that the wiping body 6 is housed in the container 1 as much as possible, since this allows the wiping body 6 to be impregnated with the remover liquid.

Further, even if the inner lid 3 is connected, the effect remains the same.Next, a slit portion 7 is formed on the surface of the wiping body 6.

The slit portion 7 is formed toward the inside of the wiping body 6, and has a depth into which at least the nail portion of the fingertip can be sunk.

Therefore, the shape can be arbitrarily processed.

The present invention is constructed as described above, and in its use, first, the remover liquid is poured into the container 1 for the enamel remover of the present invention, and the wiping body stored inside the container is impregnated, and then the inner lid 3 It shall be made available for use.

In order to remove the enamel on the nail, insert the fingertip into the inside of the wiping body 6 through the opening 5 of the inner lid 3 through the slit 7 of the wiping body 6 impregnated with remover liquid, and insert and remove the fingertip several times. .

When you pull your finger out of the inner lid, the nail polish paint on the nail is completely removed.

At this time, the remover liquid that adheres to the fingertips is squeezed out through the opening of the inner lid and cleaned.

Therefore, there is no need for conventional wiping wipes or tissue paper.

By repeating this action, the enamel paint on each fingernail can be removed.

After use, if the stopper 2 is closed, the airtightness will be maintained until the next use, so it can be used repeatedly without any problems.

As described above, the present invention has many advantages as a completely new cosmetic enamel remover tool, and can be provided as a truly valuable tool in the industry.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of the present invention. 1...container, 2...stopper, 3...
- Inner lid, 4... Fixing part, 5... Opening, 6... Porous material wiping body, 7...
・Slit part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] a container that can be opened and closed; an inner lid provided at the mouth of the container;
A cosmetic enamel remover comprising an opening formed in the inner lid, a porous wiping body located below the opening and provided inside the container, and a slit formed on the surface of the wiping body. Tools.