RU2778291C2 - Applicator for artificial false eyelashes, and method for manufacture of applicator for attachment of artificial false eyelashes - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: cosmetology.

SUBSTANCE: present invention relates to applicators for the fixation of artificial eyelashes on a lower side of human natural eyelashes, and a method for the manufacture of an applicator for the attachment of artificial false eyelashes. Applicators can be used for reliable grip of all bunches of eyelashes in a set of false eyelashes, and then for simultaneous fixation of the entire set of false eyelashes directly on the lower side of natural eyelashes. The applicator contains a pair of opposite arms connected to each other at one end, each arm contains: a part of a near end, containing one arm end, a middle part, and a part of a far end, forming a tip of the applicator, while the middle part is located between the part of the near end and the part of the far end and is connected to them. The part of the near end, the middle part, and the part of the far end pass in a longitudinal direction to the applicator tip. The part of the far end has a concave shape, and it is made with the possibility of repeating a convex shape of a line of the ciliated edge of the eyelid, while parts of the far end of arms are made with the possibility of grip of hair of artificial false eyelashes in response to application of pressure to arms. The method includes: the formation of a pair of metal fragments into a pair of opposite arms connected to each other at one end of each arm, which contains: a part of a near end, containing one arm end, a middle part, and a part of a far end, forming a tip of the applicator, while parts of the far end of arms are made with the possibility of grip of hair of artificial false eyelashes in response to application of pressure to arms.

EFFECT: obtaining an applicator for the attachment of false eyelashes.

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Description

FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

[0001] Various embodiments relate to artificial eyelash storage containers and applicators for fixing artificial eyelashes to the underside of a person's natural eyelashes.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0002] False eyelashes are traditionally used to increase the length, density and volume of natural eyelashes. However, false eyelashes must be fixed on the natural eyelashes of a person one at a time to prevent the false eyelashes from sticking together. Consequently, false eyelash extension services can cost hundreds of dollars, depending on the type and number of lashes used, the skill of the beautician, and the location where the false eyelash extensions are done. For an experienced cosmetologist, it usually takes one to two hours to attach a complete set of false eyelashes.

[0003] Artificial eyelash tufts have traditionally been used to increase the length, thickness, and volume of a person's natural eyelashes. However, each tuft must be fixed separately on the human lashes to avoid sticking the artificial lash tufts together and to ensure uniform distribution of the plurality of tufts across the entire width of the human lash line.

[0004] Alternatively, artificial eyelashes can be fixed directly to the human eyelid. Artificial eyelashes come in the form of ribbons (and thus can also be referred to as "tape lashes") that can be trimmed to fit the width of a person's eyelid. Although the artificial lash band can be fixed in one motion, artificial lashes are easily distinguished from human natural lashes and can be uncomfortable to wear for extended periods of time.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF GRAPHICS

[0005] Various embodiments are illustrated by way of example and without limitation in the accompanying drawings, in which like references refer to like elements. The various objects, elements, and characteristics of the present invention will become more apparent to those skilled in the art upon reading the detailed description in conjunction with the drawings.

[0006] FIG. 1 depicts the top line of the ciliary margin, the top line of the eyelashes and the top line of the eyelid mucosa.

[0007] FIG. 2 depicts tufts of artificial eyelashes that can be used by professional eyelash stylists and beauticians.

[0008] FIG. 3A-B depict how a set of artificial false eyelashes can be fixed under a person's natural eyelashes.

[0009] FIG. 4A-C show several different types of storage container for a set of false eyelashes.

[0010] FIG. 5A-B show an applicator that can be used to simultaneously fix an entire set of artificial false lashes to a person's natural lashes.

[0011] FIG. 6A-B show how the concave shape of the outer portions of the applicator allows a person to grip all of the lash bundles in a set of false lashes at the same time.

[0012] FIG. 7 is a flow chart of a method for fixing a plurality of lash bundles contained in a set of artificial false lashes.

[0013] FIG. 8 is a flow chart of a method for manufacturing applicators for fixing artificial false eyelashes.

[0014] The figures describe various embodiments for illustrative purposes only. Those skilled in the art will readily recognize that alternative embodiments may be embodied without departing from the principles of the present invention. The claimed subject matter is intended to cover all modifications, equivalents and alternatives falling within the scope of the present invention, according to the appended claims.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0015] Traditional false eyelashes (or simply "false eyelashes") are separately attached to a person's natural eyelashes one at a time to prevent the false eyelashes from sticking together. However, since the average person may have approximately thirty to eighty natural lashes in each eye, the fixation process can take several hours to attach a full set of false lashes.

[0016] In this document. presents containers for storing sets of artificial false eyelashes, which can be fixed on human natural eyelashes. Each set of artificial false eyelashes may contain a plurality of bundles of eyelashes, and each bundle of eyelashes may contain a plurality of tufts of artificial eyelashes. These tufts contain a variety of artificial hairs made from natural materials (eg silk or natural mink hair) or synthetic materials (eg acrylic resin, polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) or synthetic mink hair made from polyester). A tuft of artificial eyelashes usually contains approximately 10-30 artificial hairs (and preferably 10-20 artificial hairs). Although specific embodiments have been described in the context of lash bundles comprising multiple tufts, those skilled in the art will appreciate that an lash bundle may also comprise a number of individual artificial hairs connected to one another.

[0017] A plurality of tufts of artificial eyelashes often form aggregates referred to as "lash bundles". The base of the lash bundle (eg, where a plurality of tufts are joined together) is provided for attachment to a person's natural lashes. The lash line may be approximately 4-8 millimeters (mm) wide. A bunch of eyelashes can also contain 3-10, 3-7, 5-10, 5-7 or 4-6 bunches. Accordingly, the lash bundle may contain 30-150, 30-120 or 30-90 individual artificial hairs. A set of artificial false lashes can then be formed by placing a plurality of lash bundles side by side in an arrangement substantially corresponding to the curvature of the upper lash line along the base of the eyelid.

[0018] While the plurality of lash bundles contained in a set of artificial false eyelashes are generally not connected to each other (for example, not bonded together by heat, glue, etc.), the entire set of artificial false eyelashes can be fixed on the underside natural human eyelashes in one movement through the applicator. Thus, a plurality of lash bundles in a set of false eyelashes can be placed according to the curvature of the eyelid, as well as an applicator provided to facilitate fixing the entire set of artificial false eyelashes to a person's natural lashes. A set of artificial false eyelashes can contain 3-8, 3-5, 5-8 or 4-6 bundles of eyelashes. Accordingly, a set of artificial false eyelashes may contain 150-360 individual artificial hairs.

[0019] Also provided herein are applicators for securely grasping multiple lashes into a set of artificial false lashes, and then simultaneously fixing multiple lashes along the upper lash line in one motion. As shown in FIG. 1, the upper line of the ciliary margin is located between the upper lash line and the upper mucosal line. The applicator comprises opposing arms connected to each other at an inner end (also referred to as the "proximal end") gripped by a person. The applicator may also include an outer end (also referred to as a "distal end" or "distal end") having a concave (eg crescent) shape with contours capable of substantially following the convex shape of the top line of the lash line. The concave shape of the applicator can also substantially complement the pre-formed recesses in the containers provided for holding sets of artificial false eyelashes. Applicators are often made of metal (such as stainless steel, hardened steel, or titanium) to improve durability and grip on the opposing arms.

[0020] The adhesive can be applied to the top of each bundle of lashes in a set of artificial lashes during the manufacturing process, allowing a person to easily fix the set of artificial false lashes directly to the underside of the natural lashes rather than the eyelid. Additionally or alternatively, the individual may apply adhesive prior to fixing the set of artificial false lashes to the underside of the natural lashes. For example, a person may apply adhesive to each set of lashes prior to bonding a set of false lashes to natural lashes. As another example, a person may apply adhesive directly to natural eyelashes. So the glue can be waterproof glue or mascara.

Terminology

[0021] Brief definitions of terms, abbreviations and phrases used throughout the application are provided below.

[0022] The term "one embodiment" or "an embodiment" means that a particular feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with that embodiment is included in at least one embodiment of the present invention. The use of the phrase "in some embodiments" does not necessarily refer to the same embodiment, nor does it necessarily refer to mutually exclusive separate or alternative embodiments.

[0023] The terms "connected" "connected" or any of their options means any connection or connection between two or more elements, either directly or indirectly. A connection or link between elements can be physical, logical, or a combination of both. For example, two components may be connected to each other directly or through one or more intermediate channels/components. The word "relating to" at the same time means a connection or relationship between objects, positions, etc.

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[0024] FIG. 2 depicts tufts of artificial eyelashes that can be used by professional eyelash stylists and beauticians. Each tuft of artificial eyelashes contains a plurality of artificial hairs made up of natural materials (eg, silk or natural mink hair) or synthetic materials (eg, acrylic resin, PBT, or synthetic mink hair made from polyester).

[0025] Bundles of artificial eyelashes typically contain 10-30 artificial hairs that are heated (as part of the thermal bonding process) and then bonded to each other. For example, in some embodiments, linear artificial hairs are heated at one end such that they begin to fuse together at that end, while in other embodiments, linear artificial hairs are heated near a central point and folded under each other.

[0026] In some embodiments, some or all of the artificial hairs in the tuft may be associated with a support thread (i.e., knotted). The artificial hairs may be tied together by any such means, such as a cord, which prevents the tuft from spreading horizontally.

[0027] FIG. 3A-B depict how a set of artificial false lashes can be fixed to the underside of a person's natural lashes. More specifically, FIG. 3A is a top perspective view of a set of artificial false eyelashes, while FIG. 2B is a bottom view of a set of artificial false eyelashes.

[0028] A set of artificial false eyelashes may include a plurality of lash bundles arranged to match the curvature of the top line of the ciliary edge of the eyelid. For example, a plurality of lash ligaments may be arranged such that the inner ends (ie bases) form a concave shape substantially approximately complementing the universal ciliary margin line of any human eye. In some embodiments, the implementation of sets of artificial false eyelashes preferably contain 5-7 individual tufts of artificial eyelashes. The number of lash bundles in each set (as well as the number of tufts in each lash bundle) may depend on the thickness of the artificial hairs used, the desired shape of the eyelid to which the set is intended to be attached, the desired thickness of the lashes (also referred to as the "volume" of a person's lashes), etc. d. As shown in FIG. 3B, a set of artificial false lashes is aligned with the lash line, not the lash line, and then attached to the underside of the natural lashes. In said other method, a set of artificial false eyelashes is fixed directly on the underside of natural eyelashes, and not on the eyelid.

[0029] An adhesive can be applied to the top of each bundle of lashes in a set of artificial false lashes, allowing the individual to easily fix the entire set directly onto the natural lashes. The person applying the set of artificial false eyelashes may be a person who fixes the plurality of eyelash bundles on himself or another person (eg, a professional eyelash extensionist or cosmetologist). In some embodiments, the implementation of the adhesive is applied during the initial production of each bundle of eyelashes and/or set of artificial false eyelashes. Additionally or alternatively, the individual may apply adhesive prior to bonding the set of false lashes to the natural lashes.

[0030] The adhesive may be a waterproof (semi-permanent) adhesive, mascara, or some other copolymer solution having adhesive properties. Although latex-based adhesives are generally avoided to avoid irritation of the human eyelid (eg, due to an allergic reaction), adhesives may include various other natural and/or chemical ingredients. Examples of possible adhesive options include:

• acrylate/ethylhexyl acrylate copolymer, water, propylene glycol, cetareth-25, hydrogenated castor oil, glycerin, phenoxyethanol, 2-bromo-2-nitropropane-1,3-diol, methylchloroisothiazolinone, methylisothiazolinone, methyl paraben, and optional color (eg black 2 ( C177266));

• polyterpene, styrene a/isoprene copolymer, petrolatum, polyisobutene, microcrystalline wax (cera microcristalina, cire microcrystalline), hydrogenated styrene/methylstyrene/indene copolymer, styrene/VA copolymer, and optionally an antioxidant (eg, butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT));

• chlorine dioxide, p-anisic acid, biotin, lavender angustifolia oil, propylene glycol, water, 2-ethylhexyl acrylate, and optionally a preservative (eg, benzalkonium chloride); and

• copolymer of acrylates and water.

[0031] Those skilled in the art will appreciate that many other adhesive compositions are possible, and in fact may be desirable for individuals with certain allergies, wishing to achieve a certain hold duration (also referred to as "permanence" of false eyelashes), etc.

[0032] Semi-permanent lash tufts can be fixed with an FDA-approved (FDA-approved) adhesive that provides a strong bond. Such adhesives typically contain cyanoacrylate. Various types of cyanoacrylates (eg ethyl, methyl, propyl, butyl and octyl) have been developed to bond to various surfaces. For example, adhesive variants made from methyl 2-cyanoacrylate are designed to bond a smooth surface (eg, false eyelashes) to a porous surface (eg, natural lashes), but not on the skin, as this can cause irritation.

[0033] FIG. 4A-C show several different views of the false eyelash storage container 400. Fig. 4A is a perspective view of the container 400, while FIG. 4B is an exploded view of a container 400 in which the top cover 402 has been removed to reveal a plurality of pre-cuts 404 in the base assembly 406.

[0034] The container 400 may include a base assembly 406 and a top lid 402 that partially or completely covers preformed recesses 404. base assembly 406. One example of attachment is the attachment tab 410. Other embodiments may include other attachment means such as hidden fasteners, latches, latches, combs, magnets, and so on.

[0035] The base assembly 406 and/or top cover 402 may be partially or entirely made of metal, plastic, or some other material (eg, foam). For example, in some embodiments, the base assembly 406 comprises a molded metal container body (for example, for strength and durability) having a smooth powder coating (for example, for aesthetics and improved cleanability), while in other embodiments, the base assembly 406 contains a recyclable (i.e., disposable) plastic housing that is not intended to have a significant lifespan (eg, months or years). Those skilled in the art will appreciate that any suitable material may be used. For example, plastic in some embodiments may be desirable because it is recyclable and resistant to the types of adhesives that are typically applied to the lash lash before it is bonded to a person's natural lashes.

[0036] Moreover, the outer surfaces of the base assembly 406 and/or top cover 402 may be substantially smooth and continuous. Thus, the outer surfaces of these components may be substantially free of any gaps, ridges, or fasteners that make cleaning difficult or may inadvertently trap artificial lashes.

[0037] FIG. 4C illustrates how a plurality of lash bundles in a set of artificial false lashes can be arranged in a container 400 in a particular order. Although the plurality of lash bundles in a set of artificial false lashes are generally not connected to each other, the plurality of lash bundles can be arranged so that the set as a whole substantially complements the shape of the eyelid. More specifically, the curvature of the plurality of eyelash ligaments may substantially correspond to the curvature of the ciliary margin line of an ordinary person. Thus, the entire set of artificial false lashes can substantially follow the lash line when the set is positioned near the lash line.

[0038] The pre-cuts 404 allow the lash bundles to be placed in a specific order. For example, the curvature of the outer surface of the container 400 may help lash lashes to follow the shape of the eyelid (ie, the outer surface of the container 400 may mimic a natural lash line). Together, multiple bundles of eyelashes form a set of artificial false eyelashes, which can be fixed together with one movement.

[0039] FIG. 5A-B depict an applicator 500 that can be used to simultaneously apply an entire set of artificial false lashes to a person's natural lashes. Fig. 5A is a perspective view of an applicator 500 having two opposing arms, and FIG. 5B is a side view showing the curvature of the applicator 500.

[0040] The applicator 500 includes opposing arms 502a-b connected to each other at the inner end (also referred to as the "proximal end"). Each of the opposing arms 502a-b may include an inner portion 504 that is gripped by a person and an outer portion 506 that is shaped to securely grip a plurality of eyelash lashes. For example, outer portion 506 may have a concave (eg, sickle-shaped) shape 508 that allows applicator 500 to substantially follow the shape of the container body (eg, container 400 of FIGS. 4A-C) and the line of the ciliary rim of the eye. This non-linear shape allows a person to easily grip and fix the entire set of false eyelashes without the need for assistance from another person (eg a healthcare professional or beautician).

[0041] In some embodiments, the middle portion 510 (also referred to as the "bridge") of the applicator 500 includes another concave shape 512 (also referred to as the "bump shape") that allows the applicator 500 to rest on a person's cheekbone, bridge of nose, etc. For example, if a person holds the applicator 500 in his right hand, he can easily fix a set of artificial false eyelashes for the right eye. However, when a person tries to apply a set of false eyelashes to the left eye, the person can balance the bridge of the nose 512 to stabilize. During the locking process, a person may grasp the inner portion 504 and/or the middle portion 510.

[0042] The applicator 500 may be made of metal, plastic, or any other suitable material. Metal alloys (eg, stainless steel) are generally preferred because they provide greater durability and allow the applicator 500 to be highly accurate. The term "accuracy" refers to the size of objects that can be grasped by the applicator 500. Highly precise grasping tools (eg, tweezers) can grasp very small objects. In order to be highly accurate, the opposing arms 502a-b must be precisely aligned and balanced so that the individual can grasp individual artificial lashes.

[0043] The outer portions 506 of the opposing arms 502a-b are configured to engage with each other when a person compresses the inner portions 504 of the opposing arms 502a-b towards each other. This action causes pressure to be applied to the outer surface of the inner portions 504 and/or middle portions 510 of the opposing arms 502a-b. Fig. 6A shows how the arrangement of a set of artificial false lashes allows all bundles of lashes to be gripped simultaneously with the applicator. More specifically, a person or healthcare professional, such as an eyelash stylist or cosmetologist, can grasp the entire set of false eyelashes with an applicator and then simultaneously fix the entire set of artificial false eyelashes onto the person's natural lashes in one motion.

[0044] FIG. 6B shows how a concave applicator shape can substantially complement a convex container shape. The concave shape of the applicator allows the user to simultaneously grab all of the lashes in the set of false lashes stored in the container. After gripping a set of artificial lashes, a person can fix the entire set of artificial lashes to natural lashes in one motion.

[0045] A person can also use the concave shape of the applicator to apply pressure to a plurality of lash bundles to securely attach each lash bundle to natural lashes. For example, after fixing a set of artificial false eyelashes on the underside of natural eyelashes, a person can apply pressure again to apply pressure to the natural eyelashes and artificial false eyelashes. Although a second application of pressure may not be necessary, the person may perform such an action to ensure that the lash bundles adhere to the natural lashes.

[0046] In some embodiments, one or both of the opposite arms at the outer end comprise a notch that can be used to facilitate gripping. However, one or more notches must be offset from each other so that the outer portions of the opposite arms can be pressed against each other. Embodiments may also include a ridge that extends around part or all of the periphery of each opposing arm.

[0047] Although the term "human" is commonly used to refer to a person who fixes sets of false eyelashes on himself, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the technology described herein can also be used by medical professionals, cosmetologists, and the like.

[0048] FIG. 7 depicts a flow diagram of a method 700 for attaching a set of artificial false lashes to human natural lashes. A plurality of bundles of eyelashes are initially placed in a container to form a set of artificial false eyelashes (step 701). As noted above, a plurality of ligaments may be arranged in a particular order. For example, the container may include pre-formed recesses that ensure that a plurality of lashes are arranged in a pattern similar to the shape of an eyelid.

[0049] The person may then position the applicator over the container that contains the set of artificial false eyelashes (step 702). The applicator comprises opposing arms having concave outer portions that substantially complement the convex pattern of lash bundles contained in the kit, as well as the convex outer surface of the container. The person may then apply pressure to the opposite arms of the applicator to securely grip the plurality of lashes (step 703). The application of such pressure causes the outer portions of the opposing arms to engage with each other and capture each bundle of lashes contained in the set.

[0050] The individual positions the plurality of lash bundles near the ciliary margin line (step 704) and then attaches the plurality of lash bundles to the natural lashes (step 705) pressing the plurality of lash bundles upward against the bottom of the natural lashes. Thus, a set of lash bundles can essentially follow the lash line. The initial fixation process can then be completed by releasing the pressure applied to the opposite arms of the applicator (step 706). In some embodiments, the individual may further secure the plurality of lashes to the natural lashes by once again applying pressure to the opposing arms of the applicator (step 707), which causes the outer portions of the opposing arms to press against the plurality of lashes and the natural lashes.

[0051] If it does not contradict the physical possibility, it is assumed that the steps described above can be performed in various sequences and combinations. For example, the container may already contain a plurality of eyelash bundles before it becomes available to a person (thus eliminating the need for step 701 in some embodiments).

[0052] Other steps may also be included in some embodiments. For example, an adhesive may be applied to the top of each set of lashes in a set of false lashes. In other embodiments, an adhesive is applied to the top of each bundle of lashes in a set of false lashes during manufacture. The glue can be waterproof glue or mascara. For example, the adhesive may contain an oil soluble polymer that helps improve the adhesion and affinity of artificial false eyelashes to natural human eyelashes. The adhesive may be a waterproof compound that allows a set of artificial false lashes to remain attached to a person's natural lashes for longer periods of time.

[0053] Although latex-based adhesive options are generally avoided to avoid irritation of the human eyelid (eg, due to an allergic reaction), adhesive options may include various other natural ingredients (eg, sugar or honey) and/or chemical ingredients. For example, the copolymer is often the main ingredient in many adhesive formulations. The adhesive may be a commercially available conventional false eyelash adhesive or a specialized formulation for use with the set of false eyelashes described herein. The glue can be transparent or colored (for example, milky white or black to imitate mascara).

[0054] FIG. 8 is a flow diagram of a method 800 for making applicators for fixing artificial false eyelashes. Initially, a pair of metal fragments is obtained from which an applicator for fixing artificial false eyelashes is to be formed (step 801). As a rule, metal fragments are made of metal to improve durability, cleanability, etc. Examples of metals include titanium, hardened steel, stainless steel, etc.

[0055] Other materials may also be used to form the applicator. For example, a pair of fragments may be made of plastic, glass, foam, etc. In addition, the applicator can be made from a single piece of material, rather than from a pair of separate fragments. In such embodiments, the single piece of material may be formed into a V-shaped body having opposing arms and a top (eg, by applying heat to a center point where the single piece of material is folded).

[0056] Each metal fragment can be logically divided into an inner part designed to be gripped by a person and an outer part designed to be gripped by a set of false eyelashes (step 802). For example, the outer portion of each metal piece may be wide enough to capture 4-8 tufts of artificial lashes at the same time. In some embodiments, the metal pieces may be slightly thinner at the proximal end (also referred to as the "grip end") to provide greater flexibility.

[0057] The outer portion of each metal fragment is then given a concave shape that may substantially correspond to the curvature of the line of the ciliary edge of the eyelid (step 803). In other words, the outer portion of each metal fragment may be shaped to match the curve of the lash line of the eyelid. This can be achieved, for example, using appropriately shaped dies and machine shaping. This design allows a person to grasp and fix multiple lash bundles at the same time without the need for assistance from another person (such as a healthcare professional or beautician).

[0058] In some embodiments, the middle portion of each metal piece is also given a concave shape that allows the applicator to rest on the cheekbone, bridge of the nose, etc. For example, if a person holds the applicator in his right hand, then he can easily fix a set of artificial false eyelashes for the right eye. However, when a person tries to apply a set of false eyelashes to the left eye, the person can balance the middle part on the bridge of the nose to stabilize.

[0059] The pair of metal fragments can then be fixedly attached to each other at the proximal end to form opposite apex arms (step 804). For example, a person may use an induction welder to connect a pair of metal fragments to each other at the proximal end. This arrangement of the opposing shoulders allows the individual to securely grip one or more lash ligaments by applying pressure to the opposing shoulders. Forming the applicator in this way also allows the opposing shoulders to naturally return or "spring" to their original position when no more pressure is applied by the person.

[0060] In some embodiments, the applicator is treated (eg, powder coated) to improve strength, scratch resistance, cleanability, chemical/solution resistance, etc. For example, the outside of each metal piece may have a non-tacky coating to prevent stickiness. Examples of non-tack coatings include polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coatings, silicone coatings, and so on. Once manufactured, the applicator can be used by a person to simultaneously grip and secure a set of artificial false lashes by applying pressure to the opposite shoulders.

Notes

[0061] The above description of various embodiments of the claimed subject matter is provided for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the claimed subject matter to the specific forms disclosed. Many modifications and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art. Embodiments have been selected and described in order to best describe the principles of the invention and its practical applications, allowing experts in the relevant field of technology to understand the claimed subject matter, various embodiments and various modifications that are suitable for the specific applications considered.

Claims (25)

1. Applicator containing: a pair of opposite arms connected to each other at one end, each arm containing: part of the proximal end containing one end of the shoulder, the middle part and part of the distal end forming the tip of the applicator, wherein the middle portion is located between and connected to the proximal end portion and the distal end portion; wherein the proximal end portion, the middle portion and the distal end portion extend longitudinally towards the tip of the applicator; wherein part of the distal end has a concave shape and is made with the possibility of repeating the convex shape of the line of the ciliary edge of the eyelid, wherein the portions of the distal end of the shoulders are configured to grip the hairs of the artificial false eyelashes in response to the application of pressure to the shoulders. 2. An applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that the concave shape of the distal end portion of each opposite shoulder allows a plurality of artificial false lashes to be fixed on the underside of the subject's natural lashes. 3. Applicator according to claim 2, characterized in that each false artificial eyelash contains a plurality of tufts of hairs connected to each other, and each tuft of hairs contains a plurality of hairs. 4. Applicator according to claim 1, characterized in that the opposite arms are made of stainless steel, hardened steel or titanium. 5. The applicator of claim. 1, characterized in that the proximal end of each opposite shoulder has a non-linear shape, allowing the user to easily grasp and fix a lot of artificial false eyelashes without the need for assistance from another person. 6. The applicator according to claim. 1, characterized in that the opposite shoulders are made with the possibility of capturing a separate artificial eyelash. 7. The applicator of claim 1, wherein the concave shape of the distal end portion of each opposing arm allows the user to simultaneously apply pressure to the plurality of false artificial lashes, thereby ensuring that each false artificial lash is securely attached to the subject's natural lashes. 8. The applicator according to claim. 1, characterized in that each opposite shoulder contains a notch at the outer end, and the notches are offset from each other so that parts of the distal end of the opposite shoulders can be pressed against each other. 9. A method for manufacturing an applicator for attaching artificial false eyelashes, the method comprising: forming a pair of metal fragments into a pair of opposite arms connected to each other at one end of each arm, each arm containing: part of the proximal end containing one end of the shoulder, the middle part and part of the distal end forming the tip of the applicator, wherein the middle portion is located between and connected to the proximal end portion and the distal end portion; wherein the proximal end portion, the middle portion and the distal end portion extend longitudinally towards the tip of the applicator; while the part of the distal end has a concave shape and is made with the possibility of repeating the convex shape of the line of the ciliary edge of the eyelid, wherein the portions of the distal end of the shoulders are configured to grip the hairs of the artificial false eyelashes in response to the application of pressure to the shoulders. 10. The method of claim 9, further comprising: applying a non-tacky coating to the distal end portions of the arms. 11. The method of claim 10, wherein the non-tack coating is a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coating or a silicone coating.

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