RU105807U1 - HANDLE FOR APPLICATION OF A DECORATIVE PAINT ON NAIL - Google Patents

Abstract

 1. A pen for applying a decorative pattern to a nail, comprising a body, the inner cavity of which is intended for storing varnish, closed at one end with a tip, including an applicator needle with a channel for supplying varnish, characterized in that the body is provided with two diametrically opposite openings, closed elastic material, and a feed piston located at the other end of the housing, with the possibility of axial movement. ! 2. The handle according to claim 1, characterized in that the feed piston is moved by twisting only in the direction of the outlet and is blocked in the opposite direction.

Description

The utility model relates to the field of cosmetics, namely, to means of decorative cosmetics.

Closest to the claimed utility model (adopted as a prototype) is a double-sided stripe pencil for painting nails NAIL ART PEN manufactured by NUBAR (USA), which allows you to apply a pattern on nails with a special thin drip applicator.

The disadvantages of this double-sided stripe pencil for painting NAIL ART nails (hereinafter - stripe pencil) are as follows:

Firstly, the varnish is extruded from a stripe pencil by pressing fingers on a plastic case. In this case, the uniformity of the varnish supply to the applicator is not regulated, as a result of which, with a strong pressure on the body, an uncontrolled release of a large amount of varnish is possible, which will entail a defect in the pattern;

secondly, for the normal functioning of the stripe pencil, when the varnish is stopped feeding after pressing the case, it is necessary to unscrew the tip to equalize the internal pressure in the stripe pencil by bleeding air to continue drawing. Under the influence of air, curing of the varnish occurs, which leads to a reduction in the service life of the prototype under consideration;

thirdly, the shape of the stripe pencil is not ergonomic and uncomfortable to use.

All of the above disadvantages complicate the process of applying a picture to the nail.

The purpose of the utility model is to facilitate and increase the comfort of applying a decorative pattern to the nail.

The objective of the utility model is to minimize the stresses of the fingers when drawing. The problem is solved as follows.

A pen is proposed for applying a decorative pattern to a nail, comprising a body, the internal cavity of which is intended for storing varnish, closed at one end with a tip, including an applicator needle with a channel for supplying varnish. The housing is equipped with two diametrically opposite holes, closed by an elastic material, and a feed piston located at the other end of the housing, with the possibility of axial movement.

The device of the pen for applying a decorative pattern to the nail is shown in FIG.

The shape of the pen for applying a decorative pattern to the nail is close to the shape of an ordinary stationery pen. It consists of a housing 1, in the lower part of which there are diametrically located openings closed with elastic material (sections 3); a piston 2 mounted inside the housing 1, with the possibility of axial movement by tightening; tip 4 with a channel for supplying varnish.

To avoid the ingress of foreign bodies and dust (from clogging of the outlet) outside the tip 4 is closed with a special cap.

The pen for applying a decorative pattern to the nail is used as follows. She holds in her hands like an ordinary pen. By lightly pressing the fingers on sections 3, the varnish flows out through the outlet of the tip 4. The volume and speed of the varnish flow are regulated by the force of pressing the fingers. If there is no need for pressing, then the user can hold on to the main part of the housing 1 (not for sections 3). The varnish is supplied to sections 3 and the internal pressure is equalized (as necessary) by a smooth, easy twist of the piston 2.

In order to avoid spontaneous movement of the piston in the opposite direction when pressing the fingers on sections 3, blocking is performed due to the tight fit of the piston.

Thus, the handle for applying a decorative pattern on the nail allows you to completely solve the problem and achieve your goal. Using the pen for applying a decorative pattern to the nail, the user can easily and comfortably create an elegant pattern on the nail without undue finger stress, because the shape of the pen for applying a decorative pattern to the nail is close to the shape of an ordinary pen. Also, by means of a pen for applying a decorative pattern to the nail, the user is given the opportunity to choose between the elastic (sections 3) or rigid (main part of the housing 1) support for the fingers. Extrusion of the varnish is carried out with a slight pressure on the elastic sections 3, which does not lead to excessive power stresses of the fingers and provides a uniform supply of varnish to create a defect-free pattern. In the cavity of the housing 1, the varnish is not exposed to air, because on the one hand, the housing 1 is closed by a piston 2, and on the other, there is a varnish supply channel with a small outlet, which is covered by a sufficiently thick consistency varnish. As a result, the varnish is not cured and, therefore, the service life of the handle for applying a decorative pattern to the nail is increased.

Link to the source of fame:

NUBAR website http://www.nubar.ru/good.php?Id=366

Claims (2)

1. A pen for applying a decorative pattern to a nail, comprising a body, the inner cavity of which is intended for storing varnish, closed at one end with a tip, including an applicator needle with a channel for supplying varnish, characterized in that the body is provided with two diametrically opposite openings, closed elastic material, and a feed piston located at the other end of the housing, with the possibility of axial movement. 2. The handle according to claim 1, characterized in that the feed piston is moved by twisting only in the direction of the outlet and is blocked in the opposite direction.