TW200819084A - Film dispenser - Google Patents

Abstract

A cosmetic film dispenser includes a body held by a user and an actuator housed in the body and used in coordination with a film for delivering a dispensed agent. The actuator includes a supply reel for holding film and a take-up reel for receiving the film. An arm engages the take-up reel to advance the film and a tip at an end of the arm places the film in proximity to the user. Novel films are also disclosed.

Description

200819084 IX. Description of the Invention: [Technical Field] The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for applying one or more cosmetic and/or therapeutic agents in the form of a film, a composition, and to a film structure. [Prior Art] The user seeks a method which is easier to apply cosmetics to enhance its appearance. Solutions in this area include dry nail polish patches, self-adhesive nail coatings and nail appliques. The dry nail polish patch was filed on December 29, 2004 as US Series 60/640,030 and 4 PCT/US05/46769 "Nail was filed on December 29, 2005 as 1 Strips Having a Crosslinked

In Polymer Topcoat, it is incorporated herein by reference for all purposes. The present invention discloses a nail patch for imparting a long-lasting makeup and glitter to fingernails and toenails and for making and applying such nails. A method of patching. A nail polish patch has a nail polish film having a layer of nail polish or more, such as a nail.

The oil layer provides the desired effect without the use of a UV light source. At least one layer of nail varnish (preferably at the topmost layer) has a crosslinked polymer ❶ the polymer

124485.doc 200819084 A method for coating or repairing a semi-solid body of a hand-held fastener in a hermetic sleeve prior to use, and for the product so formed. The invention is also directed to the product itself independent of the manufacturing process. At the time of k wiping, the user removes the film from the package, separates the film into individual button coatings, removes the adherent substrate from the film, and places the film on individual nails. The ends or edges of the nail coating are then trimmed to precisely correspond to the shape and size of the nail. Next, the nail film (now a single nail shape) is firmly pressed against the nail to be adhesively fastened to the nail. The nails are then further air dried or "cured in a very short period of time. However, during drying, when the nail coating is dry, the nail coating will exude a pleasant aroma that is very similar to the aroma produced by liquid nail polish', but the aromatic content is much reduced. WO 05/112873, entitled "Dry Nail Polish Applique and Method of Manufacturing Same", which is hereby incorporated by reference, for all purposes, discloses a modified self-adhesive nail applique or laminate, a method of making the same, and Liquid nail polish in the method. The back viscosity liquid nail polish of each formulation is heated to above F, preferably between 100 degrees F and 150 degrees F. At least two layers of material are deposited on a substrate that is a release liner or plastic film. An adhesive coating is applied to the substrate and heated liquid nail polish is applied to the top of the adhesive layer. Optionally, apply a second layer of this innovative high viscosity liquid nail polish. Additionally or in the alternative embodiment, the glitter or mica or similar desired particulate material can be mixed with a clear or translucent coating (i.e., similar to nail polish but mostly or completely achromatic pigment). For example, 124485.doc 200819084 is generally applicable to holographic images, and printing steps can also be applied here. These materials and methods provide an excellent solution, but in many cases further improvements may be required to meet the needs of the user. For example, it is often desirable to deliver a liquid cosmetic to a user via a film and to maintain the cosmetic in a liquid state for extended periods of time prior to delivery and completion of use. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The above needs are met by an innovative film dispensing device incorporated in a cosmetic applicator and/or dispensing device. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a dispensing device includes a housing, a first cartridge, and a second spool, wherein the first spool supplies a film and the second spool stores the same film after use. Wherein the reels are viablely synchronized in the direction of rotation of the reel. Among them, one of the reels is operatively coupled to a gear having a pinion. - A linear actuator accessible by a user includes a rack that rotates the pinion. The gear includes a ratchet and the spool includes one or more pawls. The ratchet assembly permits rotational movement in the first direction but limits rotational movement in the second direction. The ratchet assembly further provides incremental rotation in the first direction and thus maintains the film in tension during use. An applicator tip is disclosed that cooperates with the membrane to provide a reduced surface and allows for greater control by the user. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the applicator tip comprises a health collector that cooperates with the film to deliver more makeup and/or therapeutic agents. In addition, films from functionalized non-woven film collections (such as fabrics based on poly-a thin μ 'based 9 paper or based on polymer "bubble plastic (or 124485.doc 200819084 • its combination)) bring a new experience And benefits. These films are suitable for containing reactive mixtures of liquid, beta and colorless cosmetic (optical blur) makeup removers or target skin care enamels and the like. The film can be used in practical applications from a simple flocked surface to a multi-layer composite film with unique functionality. For example, the base film can have strong adhesion to the skin, and the top film can have properties such as gloss, color, or optical blur. In addition, a laminate film is finely segmented so that the individual, closely meshed particles are transferred from the carrier tape to the skin.揭示 Revealing the film that is permitted to deliver cosmetic and/or therapeutic agents based on (1) new skin adhesion chemistry and technology, (π) optical effects - orderly patterning on the skin (skin patterning) and blurring, (in) a reactive mixture from the sealed pouch that can be detached after application, and (iv) a film that can be moved and integrated into mascara (mascara wiper), nail polish, etc., foundation concealer, eye shadow, skin treatment, and the like In the technology. [Embodiment] Several embodiments of the present invention described in the drawings will now be referred to in detail. Whenever possible, the same or similar reference numerals are used in the drawings and the description The schema is in simplified form and not, in precise proportions. Directional terms such as top, bottom, left, right, top, bottom, top, top, bottom, under, behind, and in front may be used with respect to the figures for convenience and clarity only. These and similar directional terms are not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention in any way. Words, attachments, "connections", "facets" and similar terms and /, inflectional morphemes are not necessarily directly and immediately connected, but also include connections through elements or devices in the middle 124485.doc 200819084. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 is a front elevational view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device in a first operational state in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a side elevational view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 1. Figure 3 is a front elevational view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating the innovative film dispensing device of Figure 1 in a second operational state. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 3; The dispensing device 10 is securely attached to the rod 11 which is coupled to an applicator unit such as a mascara brush, a paint applicator, a hair curling comb or the like. As is known in the art, the applicator unit can be protected and stored in a hood comprising a vial for dispensing a cosmetic such as mascara, oil paint or styling hair gel. The dispensing device 10 includes an actuator 12, such as As further taught herein, the user can use the actuator 12 in conjunction with the innovative film 14 to smear, dispense, and/or deliver a cleaning agent, more makeup and/or a therapeutic agent ("dispensed agent,"). • For example, a dispensing device can be obtained by advancing a functional film or ribbon ("film") suitable for skin contact to remove a cosmetic agent previously applied to the user's body: for a renewable clean surface. The dispensing device further includes a body 16 that can be used as a handle. The body 16 can be generally hollow and include a cavity that preferably, but not necessarily, encompasses the entire interior of the body 16! 7. The body 16 includes a distal end The opening 16a, the applicator tip (described below) protrudes from the distal opening 16a. A cover 18 is provided that is movable relative to the handle to protect portions of the actuator and the film. The delivery device 12 is coupled to the body and coupled to the arm 34 by a 124485.doc -10- 200819084 pathway interlocking joint that moves over the longitudinal axis. One or more finger grips 20 are disposed at a convenient location relative to the body and are Formed to rise from the body for more convenient use. The finger grip can be fixedly disposed on the body or preferably coupled to the cover to permit easy manipulation of the cover. Preferably, a finger grip 20a is disposed One side of the dispensing device 丨〇, and a second finger grip 20b is disposed on the opposite side of the dispensing device 10 attached to the cover 18. Figure 5A is an isometric view of an actuator in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention Figure 5B is an elevational view of the actuator of Figure 5 A. Actuator 12 includes a first reel 30 preferably configured to supply a reel and a second reel preferably configured as a reel Cylinder 32. Each of the reels may be restrained from undesired movement by an axis integral with the body 16 and passing through respective shaft holes in the reel. The first reel includes a shaft for one. The shaft hole 3〇a, the recessed core 3〇b and the pair are separated by the core and protrude in the radial direction The walls 3 心c, 30d of the heart 3〇b. The walls are spaced a suitable distance to accommodate the film. The edges of each wall may be tapered on at least one side to prevent manufacture in the dispensing device 1 and/or The film is damaged during operation. The core is preferably deeply recessed relative to the wall to permit storage of the supplied film 14 and to provide the desired number of films when desired by the user. Preferably, the core 30b walls 30c, 30d are of sufficient size It is sized to accommodate a film having a width of up to 〇5〇0忖 and a length of 6忖 to 24 inches and having any suitable thickness that can be varied as needed for film function, as otherwise taught herein. The film (for example) can be 1/ 1000 吋 to 1/1 〇吋 thick. Reel 3 — — 步 包括 鸣 鸣 鸣 鸣 鸣 鸣 鸣 较佳 124 124 124 124 124 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 485 2008 2008 2008 2008 The pulley 3〇e and the strap 33 permit the first reel to be coupled to the second reel to advance the film 14, or to be face-to-face by a gear that is directly or indirectly engaged via a gear and/or gear train. Figure 6A is an isometric view of a second reel and gear in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6B is an isometric view of the second reel, gear and arm with a simplified view of the pinion and the rack. Figure 6C is an isometric view of the underside of the second reel and gear.

The second spool 32 includes a core 32a and a pair of walls 32b, 32c spaced apart by the core and projecting radially beyond the core. The core is preferably recessed relative to the walls to prevent the film 14 from slipping off the spool. The wall spacing - a suitable distance to accommodate the film. The edge of each wall may taper at least on the side to prevent damage to the film during manufacture and/or operation of the dispensing device 10. In one or more embodiments, the core of the reels 30 and/or 32 can be textured to advance the film. Additionally or in an alternative embodiment, the core may include another layer of rubber, a chemical, and other elements that interact with the membrane to aid in advancing the membrane. In one or more embodiments, or in an alternative embodiment, the core, ~ can or both can include a reservoir or reservoir for another chemical agent π the chemical in the film and core 30 And/or 32 interact with the film upon contact and assist the film by placing the film in a more functional state (eg, cleaning it, depositing thereon, or treating it). The reservoir can be a hollow space that includes a predetermined makeup and/or therapeutic agent. Additionally or alternatively, a material that is permeable to the cosmetic and/or therapeutic agent can be included. The second reel is disposed to interact with the gear h having the pinion gears. 124485.doc -12- 200819084. The pinion gear is coupled with the rack 3 (4) disposed on the arm 34 and is changed when the finger grip moves the cover object. For haling. The reel 32 further includes one or more detents that are preferably integrally formed with the first reel and that engage the ratchet wheel 35b of the gear 35 (Fig. 6c). Pawl Disk The ratcheting ratchet assembly ") is used to permit the second reel to be in the first direction of rotation: incremental rotational movement while limiting rotational movement in the second rotational direction. In another embodiment, the ratcheting system is disposed on the spool and the pawl is disposed on the gear.

Returning to the present embodiment, the gear 35 further includes a disc cartridge that protects the inside of the second reel 32 but is rotatable independently of the second reel. The reel 32 is placed on a disc. When the rotational movement in the first direction is permitted, the gear and the reel rotate. However, when the rotational movement of the spool in the second direction is limited by the ratchet assembly, the disk 35e (i.e., the gear 35) rotates independently of the spool. (d) The strip 36 is coupled to the cover 18, wherein the finger grips 2A and 2 are coupled to the cover 18. Further, the cover 18 includes a stop member 18a (Fig. 5B) disposed at the proximal end of the cover. The stop member is for limiting the displacement of the cover relative to the body and may have a short joint structure or may be trimmed to extend the length of the rack and trim to a strip. Among them, the stopping member is preferably slid in the longitudinal direction in an introducer (not shown) formed or recessed in the interior of the body. When the 4 pieces are stopped at the end of the guide or at a predetermined position in the middle, the cover 18 is restricted from moving further in the other direction. As illustrated in Figure 1, the applicator tip 37 is attached to the distal end of the arm 34d. Preferably, the applicator is wedge-shaped at its large end and is constructed of a flexible material such as silicone rubber. 124485.doc -13- 200819084 The proximal end of the arm 34d is rigidly attached to the body 16 and is preferably non-retractable. The arms 34d can be flexible for more comfortable application on the user's body. Turning to Figures 5C and 5D, Figure 5C is an isometric view of an actuator in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5D is an elevational view of the actuator of Figure 5C. Actuator 12 includes a first spool 3, preferably configured to supply a spool, and a second spool 32, preferably a winding spool. Each of the spools can be restrained from undesired movement by an axis integral with the body 16 and passing through the respective shaft holes in the spool. The first reel includes a shaft hole 3〇a for a shaft, and the recessed core 3 strikes a pair of walls 3〇e, 30d spaced apart by the core and projecting radially beyond the core 3〇b. The walls are spaced a suitable distance to accommodate the film. The edges of each wall may be tapered on at least one side to prevent damage to the film during manufacture and/or operation of the dispensing device. The second reel is positioned to interact with the gear 35 having the pinion 35a. The pinion is sprayed with the rack 36 placed on the arm 34 and becomes a change when the user is displaceably connected to the finger grip of the arm. Engaged. The arm 34 includes a first portion 34a on which substantially all of the racks are disposed. The first portion can be sized to have a length that matches the diameter of the second spool 32. The arm 34 further includes a sloped portion 34b that joins the first portion to a second portion 34c that is disposed such that the central axis is in the plane χ_χ. The actuator tip 37 is disposed adjacent to the second portion 34c, that is, at the distal end of the arm 34. Preferably, the applicator tip is wedge-shaped and is constructed of a flexible material such as silicone rubber. The arm 34 is additionally coupled to the finger grip 20a at a convenient location (but preferably on the portion 34a), while the finger grip 20b is coupled to the cover 18 but not to the arm 34. With regard to the above embodiment, the film 14 is preferably positioned such that it is retained in the supply 30 in the supply, over the actuator tip 37 (where it can contact the user's body), and the used film is wound (ie, stored) on the second reel 32. Among them, the film is preferably positioned such that the longitudinal axis of the film 14 is in the working plane X-X. #4 Using the dispensing device 10 that is stored for use, the user moves the cover 18 to the distal end of the dispensing device 1 () via the finger grip. Referring to Figures 5 and 5B, the grip 20 is used to displace the cover 18. Thus, the stop member i8a is moved toward the proximal end of the body in the introducer of the body 16 such that the film, arm and applicator tip 37a are exposed at the distal opening 16a. Wherein the rack "engages the pinion 35a to rotate the pinion and via the wheel 35 (: rotates the pawl 32f (Fig. 6C) to rotate the second reel 32. The configuration of the pulley and the strap or similar gear # drive configuration then The first reel 30 rotates. A predetermined portion of the film 14 travels from the first reel to the tip end in the direction of travel A. Referring to Figures 5C and 5D, wherein the finger grip 2a causes the arm 34 to be oriented toward the dispensing, The distal end is displaced. Conversely, the rack 36 engages the pinion 35a to rotate the small tooth # wheel and rotates the pawl 32f (Fig. 6C) via the wheel 35 to rotate the second reel 32. Configuration of the pulley and the strap Or a similar gearing arrangement then rotates the first spool 3. A predetermined portion of the film 14 travels from the first spool to the pocket end in the direction of travel a. At the same time, the tip moves to protrude from the body 16 at the distal opening. Regardless of the particular embodiment of the invention, the user then aligns the tip with the body part of the agent to be dispensed. At the same time, the portion of the previously used film 14 is in the direction of travel B. Keep away from the tip of the applicator and move towards storage and better The discarded second reel travels. • The user then moves the cover toward the proximal end of the dispensing device 1 via the finger grip 20. When the gear 35 rotates, the ratchet assembly limits the second reel 32 from doing so. Rotational Movement. It will be appreciated that the ratchet and pawl assemblies of Figures 6A-6C can be used in any suitable embodiment of the present invention, but are particularly advantageous for the embodiments of Figures 5A-5D. Figure 7 is a further embodiment of the present invention. Front view of one portion of the cosmetic applicator of the inventive film dispensing device in the first operational state of the embodiment is a front view of a portion of the cosmetic applicator of the inventive film dispensing device of FIG. 7 in an operational state Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view of the innovative film dispensing device of Figure 7. The 'dispensing device 40 is securely attached to the rod 41, which is attached to an applicator unit such as a mascara brush, a paint applicator, a hair comb or Analogous to the art, the applicator unit can be protected and stored in a cover comprising a vial for dispensing a cosmetic such as mascara, oil paint or styling hair spray. As taught by other embodiments of the present invention, the dispensing device 4 includes an actuator 42 that the user can use in conjunction with the innovative film material to smear, dispense, and/or deliver more cosmetics and/or one or A plurality of dispensed agents. The dispensing device 40 includes a body 46 including a cavity 124485.doc-16 - 200819084 47 for housing the actuator and film. The body includes a guide 48 configured as a slot. The button 51 is limited to travel in a predetermined direction. The body further includes an opening 46a at the distal end to permit at least one applicator tip 53 and a portion of the film material to extend beyond the opening 46a. As seen in Figures 5C and 5D and in particular with respect to arm 34b, second arm portion 34c and actuator tip 37, actuator 42 includes a first spool 50, a second roll that provides a supply of film 44. A barrel 52 for winding (i.e., 'storing) used and/or unused portions that have advanced beyond the applicator tip 53 disposed on the arm 54. Volumes 50 and 52 are preferably constructed similarly to reels 3 and 32, respectively, and the reels contain cores and walls separated by the core and projecting radially beyond the individual cores. The arm 54 includes a rack 56 that is spliced with the pinion 55 5 a of the gear 55 to rotate the second spool. The button 51 is operatively connected to the arm via an introducer. The displacement of the button also displaces the arm. The actuator 42 further includes a ratchet associated with the gear 55, the ratchet cooperates with one or more pawls associated with the second spool 52 to permit rotational movement in the first direction and prevent in the second Rotational movement in the direction. As additionally taught by the actuator 12, in the actuator 42, the first reel and the second reel are operatively coupled via pulleys and straps. In an alternative embodiment, the first reel and the second reel may also be operatively coupled to operate the dispensing device 40 via a direct or indirect gear, the button 51 being displaced and distal to the dispensing device in the guide 48 The end travels. The arm 54 moves with the button 51 to feed the film from the first reel. When the applicator tip extends beyond the opening 46a, 124485.doc -17 - 200819084 also pushes the film into the user's range. Therefore, the film 44 is advanced in the traveling direction c. Wherein, the pawl and the ratchet of the second reel do not rotate the second reel w. After the user has finished using the film 44, the user slides the button backwards, wherein the rack 56 is in contact with the pinion 55 5 a. Conversely, the rotational movement of the pinion is transmitted to the ratchet, which causes the pawl of the second reel to rotate. Thus, the rotational movement of the second reel causes the first reel to rotate and the second reel to wind a portion (preferably, the used portion) of the film. Among them, the film 44 is advanced in the traveling direction D. Figures 1 - 12 illustrate further embodiments of the invention. Figure 10 is a front cross-sectional view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator comprising an innovative film dispensing device comprising a single reel actuator, wherein the tip is fixedly attached to the body of the housing and the cover and arms are fixedly coupled to one another. Figure u is an isometric view of an actuator of an innovative film dispensing device comprising a single reel actuator. Figure Η is an isometric view of the underside of the reel and gear assembly of the actuator of Figures 10 and 11. The dispensing device 60 is securely attached to the stick 61 which is coupled to an applicator unit such as a mascara brush, a paint applicator, a hair comb or the like. As is known in the art, the applicator unit can be protected and stored in a cover comprising a vial for dispensing a cosmetic such as eyelashes f, oil paint or styling hair spray. As taught with respect to other embodiments of the present invention, the dispensing device 6A includes an actuation 62 that the user can use in conjunction with the innovative film 64 to smear, dispense, and/or deliver the dispensed agent. The film (4) is an annular ring of suitable size for the actuator 62 of 124485.doc -18-200819084. The dispensing device 60 further includes a body 66 that can be used as a handle and that includes a cavity 67. Further, the dispensing device 6A includes a cover 68 that is movable relative to the handle to protect the portion of the actuator and the film. As previously discussed with respect to the cover 18 and the rack 36 of Figures 5a and 5B, the cover is coupled to the rack 76. One or more finger grips 70 are disposed at a convenient location relative to the body and It is formed to be lifted from the main body for use more conveniently. The finger grip can be fixedly disposed on the cover to permit easy manipulation of the cover relative to the body. Preferably, a finger grip 70 is disposed on one side of the dispensing device 6 and a second finger grip is disposed on the opposite side of the dispensing device 60. The rack 66c is coupled to the cover 68, wherein the finger grips 7A and 7B are coupled to the cover 68. Additionally, the cover 68 includes a stop member disposed at the proximal end of the cover. The stop member is used to limit the displacement of the cover relative to the body 66 and may have a short joint structure or may be trimmed to lengthen the length of the rack and trim it into a rail. Among them, the stopping member is preferably slid in the longitudinal direction in an introducer (not shown) formed or recessed in the interior of the main body. When the stop member reaches the end of the introducer or a predetermined position in the middle, the cover 限制 is restricted from moving further in the other direction. As illustrated in Figure 10, the applicator tip 66a is attached to the distal end of the body 66. Preferably, the applicator tip is wedge shaped and constructed of a flexible material such as silicone rubber. The proximal end of the arm 66b is rigidly attached to the cover 68 and is preferably non-retractable. The arms 66b can be flexible for more comfortable application on the user's body. 124485.doc -19· 200819084 In order to use the dispensing device 60 that is stored for use, the user moves the cover 68 to the distal end of the dispensing device 60 via the finger grip. Referring to Figure 1, a finger grip 70 is used to displace the cover 68 relative to the body 66. Thus, movement of the stop member in the introducer of the body 66 toward the proximal end of the body exposes the membrane 64, the arms 66b and the applicator tip 66a at the distal opening. Here, the rack 66c engages the pinion 75a to rotate the pinion and rotate the pawl 72d via the wheel 75c to rotate the spool 72. A predetermined portion of the film 64 travels from the spool to the tip end. • In another embodiment of FIG. 11, actuator 71 includes a spool 72 having a core 72a and walls 72b, 72c spaced apart by the core and extending radially beyond the core. . The spool is positioned to cooperate with a gear 75 having a pinion 75a of a rack 76 that engages a movable arm 78 as previously taught with respect to the interaction of the arm 54 and the button 51. The gear includes a shaft bore 75b that permits a shaft that is preferably formed on the interior of the body to limit the gear from moving the gear. • The gear 75 further includes a ratchet 75d that is operatively coupled to one or more of the spools 72d. The pawl and the ratchet ("ratchet assembly") are used to permit rotational movement of the second reel in the first rotational direction and to limit rotational movement in the second rotational direction. In another embodiment, the ratchet is disposed on the spool, and the pawl is disposed on the gear. The gear 75 further includes a disk 75c that protects the interior of the spool 72 but is independently rotatable relative to the spool. The reel 72 is placed on the disc 7 brother. ♦ Tian Zhun When the rotation moves in the first direction, the gear rotates together with the reel. However, when the rotational movement of the reel is restricted by the ratchet assembly in the second direction, ',, ' 124485.doc • 20- 200819084 disc 75e (i.e., gear 75) rotates independently of the reel. The body 78 can be straight or can include a curved portion π to place the tip in an intermediate position. The arm 78 is attached to the applicator tip (such as the applicator big end 37 previously taught) or may include an elongated applicator tip 77. The large end 77 can be a reservoir and accommodate more makeup and/or treatment. T: The reservoir can be a work-to-space in the tip or # that includes the predetermined cosmetic and/or therapeutic agent. Additionally or alternatively, the crucible comprises a material that is permeable to the cosmetic and/or therapeutic agent.

The applicator tip can be inserted into an opening provided in a mounting post 79 that is secured to a body as otherwise taught herein. When the user wishes to sing the dispensing device 60, the user displaces the cover 68 via the finger grip to expose the aponeurosis disposed over the tip of the applicator. Thus, as the gear 75 rotates, the ratchet assembly limits the spool from causing it to move without causing the film to remain stationary. The user then aligns the tip with the body part of the agent that needs to be dispensed. When the field user needs to close the dispensing device 6 ,, the cover is moved to the distal end of the dispensing garment 60. Conversely, the rack 4 engages the pinion to rotate the pinion and rotate the pawl via the ratchet to rotate the spool. A predetermined portion of the film 64 travels from the spool to the tip end. At the same time, the previously used film portion is moved to update or store it. Figure 3 is a simplified isometric view of a film configuration in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. The thin crucible 64 is disposed on the reel 72 and the post 79. In order to promote uniform use of the annular film, the film is a Mdbins strip, so that both sides (i.e., the bottom side) are evenly depleted. The film can have any handyness of 124485.doc -21- 200819084. Figure 14 is a cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The dispensing device 8 is firmly attached to the rod 81 which is attached to an applicator unit such as a mascara brush, a paint applicator, a hair curler or the like. As known in the art, the applicator cartridge can be protected and stored in a cover that includes a vial for dispensing a cosmetic such as mascara 'oil paint or styling hair spray. As taught in relation to other embodiments of the present invention, the dispensing device (9) includes an actuator 82 that a user can use in conjunction with the innovative film 84 to smear, dispense, and/or deliver a dispensed agent. Film 84 can be an annular ring of suitable size for actuator 82. The dispensing device 80 further includes a body 86. As taught with respect to body 46, body 86 includes a cavity 87 for receiving an actuator and a film. The body includes an introducer configured as a slot in which a button is limited to travel in a predetermined direction. The body further includes an opening 86a at the distal end to permit at least one of the applicator tip 91 and a portion of the film 84 to extend beyond the opening 86a. As taught with respect to the actuator 62, the actuator 82 includes a core and A spool 88 that extends radially beyond the wall of the core. The spool is positioned to cooperate with a gear 9 具有 of a pinion 90a having a rack 92 that engages an arm 94. Gear 90 includes a shaft bore 9b that permits a shaft, preferably formed on the interior of body 86, to limit the gear from moving. The wheel 9 〇 advancement includes a ratchet that is operatively coupled to one or more of the reels 8 8 . The pawl and ratchet ("ratchet assembly") are used to permit rotational movement of the second reel in the first rotational direction of 124485.doc -22-200819084, while limiting rotational movement in the second rotational direction. In an embodiment, the ratchet is placed on the reel and the pawl is placed on the gear. (5) The wheel 90 advancement includes a disc 9〇e that protects the interior of the reel but is independently rotatable relative to the reel. 88 is placed on the disc 9〇c. When the rotation in the first direction is permitted (four), the gear is rotated together with the reel, but the rotation of the reel is restricted by the ratchet assembly in the second direction, The disk 90c (i.e., gear 9) rotates independently of the reel. The arm 94 is coupled to an applicator tip 91 (such as the applicator tip 37 previously taught) or may include an elongated applicator tip (such as The applicator tip 77) previously taught, wherein the 'applicator tip can be configured to accommodate more makeup or treatments. As previously discussed, for example, with reference to Figures 5C and 5d, the arms 94 can be straight Or may include a curved portion to place the applicator tip 91 on the roll In the middle of the invention, as described, for example, with reference to Figure 7, the applicator tip can slide in an opening provided in the column that is closest to the opening of the body. In one embodiment, the film 84 can be configured as a Mbius, belt. To operate the dispensing device 8G, - for example, as illustrated in Figure 7, is displaced and directed toward the dispenser The distal end of the device travels. The arm 94 moves with the button. When the tip of the applicator extends beyond the open center, the film is also advanced into the range of the user. However, although the gear 90 rotates, the volume does not rotate. The dispensing device can be configured similarly to the actuator 62. 124485.doc • 23- 200819084 80 后 After the user has finished using the film, the user slides the button backwards, in which the rack engages the pinion. In turn The rotational movement of the pinion is transmitted to the ratchet, which causes the pawl of the reel to rotate and thus rotate the reel. Among them, the film is advanced. Figures 15-17 depict further embodiments of the invention. Another reality of the invention A front view of a cosmetic applicator of an innovative film dispensing device of the embodiment. Figure 16 is a cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator having the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 15 in accordance with a first embodiment. Figure 17 is in accordance with a second embodiment A cross-sectional view of the cosmetic applicator of the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 15. Referring to Figure 15, the dispensing device 1 is firmly attached to the rod 1〇1, which is connected to an applicator unit, such as a mascara brush, An oil paint applicator, a hair curling comb or the like. As is known in the art, the applicator unit can be protected and stored in a cover comprising a vial for dispensing a cosmetic such as mascara, oil paint or styling hair spray. The dispensing device 100 includes an actuator 102 that includes an applicator tip 1〇3 through which the user can use the inventive film 1〇4 to smear, dispense, and/or deliver a dispensed agent. As described, for example, with reference to Figure i, the applicator tip 103 can be non-retractable. The dispensing device further includes a body 1〇6 that can be used as a handle and that includes a cavity 1〇7. The dispensing device 100 further includes a user operable dial 1 8 that is accessible in one or more locations on the exterior of the body 1〇6. The body 106 includes one or more 124485.doc -24-200819084 slots 106a that are positioned to permit rotation of the dial. In another embodiment illustrated in Figure 16, the dispensing device 100a & includes a dial 108a that is operatively coupled to the actuator 102a. Actuator 102a includes a spool 110a that preferably has a core and extends beyond the core for gripping the sidewalls of film 1〇4&. A fixed applicator tip 10a is provided and extends beyond an opening l〇6a provided at the distal end of the dispensing device 10a. The film 104a is provided in the form of an annular ring having a length adapted to traverse the length of the reel and applicator tip 103a and is preferably taught in an actuator. The spool 110a is preferably mounted on a shaft. Among them, the reel 11 〇a may be provided with a pawl that fixes the ratchet of one of the shafts. The reel 11a can also be provided with a ratchet that engages the pawl provided on the shaft. In use, the user rotates the dial 108a and advances the film a predetermined distance relative to the rotation of the dial. Among them, the interaction of the reel and the ratchet of the shaft only permits incremental movement of the film. It will be appreciated that the film 104a can be configured as a Mobius strip. The wheel 108a can be coupled (preferably coaxial) to the spool 110a such that 108a permits the drum 100a to be incrementally moved. Moreover, the wheel and reel advantageously includes a pawl and a reel. In still another embodiment illustrated in Figure 17, the dispensing device 1 〇〇b includes a dial 108b that is operatively coupled to the actuator 102b. The actuator i 2b includes a first reel 11 〇 b preferably having a core and extending beyond the side wall of the core for holding the film 10b. A fixed applicator tip 103b is provided and extends beyond an opening 1〇6b provided at the distal end of the dispensing device 10a. The spool 11 Ob is preferably mounted on a shaft. Among them, the reel 11 may have a pawl that fixes the ratchet of one of the shafts. The reel 11 Ob can also be provided with a spray-on ratchet wheel for the pawl on the shaft 124485.doc -25- 200819084. Additionally, a second reel 112 is secured to the body 106. The second reel is operatively coupled to the first reel to advance at least a portion of the film 104 from the first reel toward the second reel. Wherein, the first reel and the second reel can be coupled by a pulley and strap 111 (as taught with respect to other embodiments) or by gears that are directly or indirectly engaged via gears and/or gear trains. The film 10b is provided as a fixed length suitable for a predetermined number of uses. In use, the user rotates the dial 10b, which causes the first spool to rotate and transmits the rotational movement to the second spool to advance the film a predetermined distance relative to the rotation of the dial. Among them, the ratchet interaction of the reel and the shaft only permits incremental movement of the film. Because the reels operate together, the straps can be maintained in tension. Figure 18 is an isometric view of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Figure 19 is a partial isometric cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator incorporating the innovative film dispensing device of Figure 18. Figure 2A is a partial isometric cross-section of a cosmetic applicator incorporating the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 18. Figure 21 is a partial isometric enlarged view of Figure 18. Wherein the dispensing device 120 is securely coupled to the wand 121 (having a recessed portion 12u for mating with a portion of the dispensing device 120), the wand 121 is coupled to an applicator unit such as a mascara brush, oil paint applicator, curls Comb or the like. As is known in the art, the applicator unit can be protected and stored in a cover comprising a vial for dispensing a cosmetic such as mascara, oil paint or styling hair spray. The dispensing garment 120 includes an actuator 124485.doc -26. 200819084 122 including an applicator tip 123 through which the user can use the innovative film to smear, dispense and/or deliver more cosmetics and/or One or more therapeutic effects. For example, the dispensing device provides a renewable cleaning surface by advancing a functional film or strip suitable for skin contact to remove a cosmetic agent previously applied to the user's body. The dispensing device further includes a body 126 that can be used as a handle and that includes a cavity 127. The dispensing device 120 further includes a user operable dial 128 that is centrally located relative to the dispensing device and accessible in one or more locations on the exterior of the body 126. Therein, the body 126 includes one or more slots 12 6 a that are positioned to permit rotation of the dial. As readily seen with reference to Figure 18, dispensing device 120 is sized to have a diameter similar to or suitable for the size of the rod. A fixed applicator tip 123 is provided and extends beyond an opening 126b provided at the distal end of the dispensing device 12A. Dial 128 is operatively coupled to actuator 122. The actuator 122 includes a first reel 130 and a second reel 132. The roll can be smooth, but can also include a core and side walls that extend beyond the core for holding the film. Preferably, the spools are preferably formed on a shaft formed in the interior of the body 126. Wherein, the first reel and the second reel can be coupled by pulleys and straps (as taught with respect to other embodiments) or by gears that are directly or indirectly engaged via gears and/or gear trains. Wherein the dial 128 is connected to the first reel. The first reel preferably includes one or more pawls that secure one of the respective shafts to secure the ratchet. The reel π 〇 may also have a ratchet that engages the pawl provided on the shaft. 124485.doc •27- 200819084 The film is preferably a film of fixed length. In use, the user rotates the scale i 1283⁄4 and advances the film a predetermined distance relative to the rotation of the dial. Among them, the ratchet interaction of the reel and the shaft only permits incremental movement of the film. Figure 22A is a perspective view of the top of the delivery device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 22B is a transparent isometric view of the bottom of the dispensing device in accordance with the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 23 is a cross-sectional view of the bottom of the dispensing device of Figure 22, and Figure 24 is an isometric view of the dispensing device of Figures 22A and 22B. Dispensing device 200 includes an actuator 2〇2 that advances at least a portion of film 2〇4 from a first position to a second position. The user can use the film 2〇4 to smear, dispense and/or deliver a cosmetic and/or one or more therapeutic effects. The membrane 204 can be an annular ring of suitable size for the actuator 2A2. The dispensing device includes a body 206 having an ergonomic shape having a wide rear portion and a narrower front portion, the body 206 preferably being adapted to be held in a user's hand, and particularly likely to have a user smaller than the average human hand. For example, the body can be about 2 inches long to be conveniently sized. The body is preferably substantially hollow to form a cavity 207 that preferably surrounds a substantial portion of the interior space of the body 2〇6. The opening 20 is provided at the distal end of the body such that the film 204 can enter the reach of the user. An introducer is disposed in the intermediate portion of the body. A button 210 operable by the user travels in the guide to engage the actuator. The actuator 202 is located in the cavity 207 and includes a spool 212 that is preferably configured to have a core and separated by the core and extending beyond the core 124485.doc -28-200819084 The film 204 protects and guides the walls of the film 2〇4 when interacting with the roll. The spool is positioned to interact with the gear 214 having the pinion 214a. The pinion is engaged by a rack 216 on arm 218 in response to a button that is operatively coupled to the arm. Gear 214 includes a shaft bore 214b that permits a shaft (not shown) that is preferably formed on the interior of body 206. Gear 214 further includes a ratchet 214c that is communicably coupled to one or more of the spools 212a. The ratchet and ratchet assembly ratchet assembly is used to permit rotational movement of the spool in the first rotational direction and to limit rotational movement in the second direction. In another embodiment, the ratchet is disposed on the spool and the pawl is disposed on the gear 214. Returning to the embodiment of Figures 22-24, the spool 212 is disposed on the dial 214d of the gear 214. When the rotational movement in the first direction is permitted, the gear rotates with the reel. However, when the rotational movement of the reel is limited by the ratchet in the second direction, the dial 214d (i.e., the gear 214) rotates independently of the reel. The actuator 202 further includes a fixed post 220 fixedly mounted to the body, for example, on a shaft formed on the interior of the body 206. Therefore, the fixing post includes a shaft hole 220a. The applicator tip 222 is disposed at the distal end of the arm 218 and extends through one of the posts through the opening 206a of the body. The arm 218 can include a first portion 218a, and substantially all of the rack 216 is disposed in the first portion 218a on. The first portion can be sized to have a length that matches the diameter of the spool 212. The arm 218 further includes a sloped portion 2181) that couples the first portion to a second portion 218e that is disposed such that the central axis is in the plane γ_γ 124485.doc -29-200819084. ^ The distribution device 2 (10) is stored (4) (4), and the user slides the button to the far end of the "parking" position. This causes the arm to move and the smear n (four) to extend through the aperture of the scouring pad and to be advanced by the opening 206a & the shank is coupled to the pinion and the rotational movement is transmitted to the ratchet. Preferably, the ratchet assembly is adjusted such that the spool 212 does not participate in the rotational movement and maintains the film stationary.

The membrane 204 is disposed in the actuator 2〇2 to pass over the spool 212 and the stationary column. Of these, the film 14 is preferably positioned such that the longitudinal axis of the film 14 is in the working plane. However, as the applicator moves forward, this causes the applicator tip to grasp the film so that it extends through the opening a2G6a to be placed in the user's reach. The user can then apply the film to his body. When the usage is complete, the user slides the button to the "parking" position behind it. When the arm returns, the rack again engages the pinion. Transfer the rotary motion to the ratchet. However, the preferred ratchet assembly described above now causes the ratchet to engage the pawl of the spool 212 to participate in the rotational movement of the film advancement. In one embodiment, the ratchet assembly is adjusted to advance the film when the user first advances the position push button and to maintain the film in a fixed position when the button returns to its parked position. In one embodiment, the film 204 is a Mobius strip such that both sides (i.e., the bottom side) are evenly depleted. Among them, the film can have any convenient chirality. 25 and 26 are isometric views of an arm and a fixed post, respectively, in an unengaged state and in an engaged state, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 237 124485.doc -30- 200819084 The actuator 71 can include an arm and a fixed post. The column preferably promotes smooth and/or unobstructed movement of the film across the column. An actuator (not shown), such as previously taught, includes an arm that may or may not include a rack 3〇2. Additionally, the arm may or may not include a reservoir 303 that can hold cosmetic and/or therapeutic agents. The reservoir device 303 can be a hollow space in the arm that includes a predetermined cosmetic and/or therapeutic agent. Additionally or alternatively, the hopper 3G3 may comprise a material that is permeable to makeup and/or therapeutic agents. An applicator tip 307 is disposed on the distal end of the arm. The fixed post 3〇6 is placed on the body of the device and is fixed relative to the arm. The membrane 3〇4 is configured to pass over the stationary post and cover the distal end of the aperture that extends through the post. As the actuator is pushed, the applicator tip passes through the aperture and the film is displaced to bring the film into position that is advantageous for application to the user's body. The reservoir permits the delivery of makeup and/or therapeutic agents via wicking or capillary action. Preferably, film 304 includes areas coated and/or made of a non-wetting material on either side or on one side such that the cosmetic and/or therapeutic agent is only applied to the predetermined location of the film. Figures 2-7-31 are isometric views of a thin media in accordance with the present invention, or embodiments, and which may be used in conjunction with a plurality of the above-described embodiments of the dispensing device. The user can use the functional film of the present invention to smear (4) the dispensed agent provided in the thin medium, such as, for example, with respect to the films 4(10), 4 and 4b(4) discussed below; or (_transfer film In the form of, for example, an embodiment relating to films 42A, 43A, 124485.doc-31 - 200819084 440a and 440b as taught below. Figure 27 is a representation of the invention in accordance with the present invention. An isometric view of the series (4). The film 400 may be 0.125 inches to 0.500 inches wide and has a length of 12 inches and may comprise an eye makeup remover wax or be suitable for use as an eyelash remover. The film 400 may be non-woven or polymerized. Made of materials. Non-textiles are, for example, formed into spunbonded fabrics, sonic bonded fabrics, needled fabrics, point-bonded fabrics and heat-bonded fabrics and may comprise polyester rayon, polyester and/or polypropylene. Advantageously, the film made of non-woven fabric can be configured to contain the desired physical properties by varying the porosity, modulus of elasticity, and/or surface texture (ie, the feel of the fabric). For example, the fabric can Configured to have one or The plurality of types of finishing layers are such that the surface layer 402 can have a texture from smooth to flocking (which can be advantageously used when laminated to a vinyl substrate). The film 400 can comprise a conventional polymeric material and/or A collection of the following materials: polyester, polyethylene, ethylene methacrylate, polyethylene, fluorovinyl chloride, vinyl acetate, polyurethane, nylon, polystyrene, and ethylene vinyl alcohol , cellulose and/or nitrocellulose. Advantageously, the film 400 is selected from the group of conventional polymers which can be surface modified to promote or inhibit the attachment of compositions having cosmetic and/or therapeutic effects. In one or more embodiments, the dispensed agent (i.e., the 'cosmetic or therapeutic composition) can be printed onto the film 400 using printing techniques known in the art or suitable for printing only the dispensed agent, regardless of The film is 124485.doc -32· 200819084 made of non-woven or polymer. For example, screen printing, inkjet printing and aerosol printing (dry & wet), thermal printing (wax) , including photolithography, available Preferably, the dispensed agent comprises a solid, semi-solid and/or finely divided powder suitable for incorporation into a medium that permits the printing process to operate properly, such as a fluid ( Printing, inkjet printing and aerosol printing (wet), paste (lithographic printing) or wax (thermal printing). In combination with one or more of the above embodiments, an eye spread comprises a film 400 According to one embodiment of the invention, the ocular applicator comprises a single composition, wherein the top surface 402 comprises a powdered eye shadow composition comprising a non-woven substrate deposited via a printing technique as described above. The agent to be dispensed. A suitable composition is provided in Table 1. Table 1 Percentage description 68.0 Talc 2.0 High territory 0.5 Nylon powder - Ultrafine 8.2 Treated sericite 2.0 Polymethyl methacrylate 1.5 Chlorine oxide L0 Zinc stearate 5.1 Modified corn starch 1.9 Octyldodecanol stearate stearyl stearate 1.9 Isostearyl pivalate 7.7 Pearl and coloring agent 124485.doc -33- 200819084 One embodiment of the invention, ocular applicator comprises of two or more of the agent is delivered each comprising a different shaped ophthalmic Ni shirt or composition. For example, an eye shadow effect having an eyeliner effect can be achieved by using a plurality of dispensed d to produce a powdered eye shadow composition and another to deliver an eyeliner composition. Therein, the top surface 402 comprises a plurality of dispensed agents each comprising a powdered eye shadow composition different from each other via a printing technique as described above/in particular on a non-woven substrate. In order to configure the desired effect, a dispensed agent which produces the effect of the eyeliner can be deposited as a thin line, and another dispensed agent can be placed in a wider surface area to simulate the eyeliner. A suitable composition of one of the semi-solid eyeliner compositions is provided in Table 2, and a powdery eye shadow composition is provided in the Table. Table 2 White fraction ratio description 23.8 Preserved sesame oil 14.3 Hand isopropyl palmitate-solid 4.7 Palmitic acid isopropyl 17.0 Lipstick 5.7 Candiria snail ^ 0.9 10.0 Talc - Italy 23.8 Combined delivery device - or more The above embodiment, a facial spread suitable for use as a foundation, comprises a film 400. According to an embodiment of the invention, the facial spread comprises - a dispensed agent and has - or a plurality of compositions. Wherein the top surface 402 comprises - a dispensed composition comprising a powdered composition deposited on a non-woven substrate via the printing technique 124485.doc-34-200819084 as described above. A suitable composition is provided in Table 3. The powdered composition may comprise one or more pearlescent pigments having a special effect which imparts a three-dimensional effect to the face and improves the appearance. Advantageously, the composition is incorporated into a film such that it is possible to apply a professional pearlescent pigment to the target of a particular area of the face. Table 3 Percentage Description 15.0 Talc 36.0 Talc-Dimethylpolyoxane Trtd 5.0 Mica-Mullite Coating 10.0 Nylon Powder-Ultrafine 3.5 Polymethylmethacrylate 5.0 Stearic Acid 15.0 Polyethylene-12 microns 4.0 Calcium Citrate-Hydrating 0.3 Acrylate Copolymer 0.3 Vermiculite-Smoke 0.7 Chlorooxidation Secret 0.3 High Territory 0.5 Mica/Hydroxyapatite 0.6 Dimethicone Oxygen Burn 50 Cst 0.5 Dimethyl/trimethyl Group One or more of the above embodiments, a facial smear suitable for use as a concealer comprises a film 400. According to an embodiment of the invention, the facial spread comprises a dispensed agent and has one or more wax combinations 124485.doc -35 - 200819084. Wherein the top surface 420 comprises a dispensed agent comprising one or more waxy compositions preferably comprising a high pigment content. In combination with the wax matrix, the pigment provides high coverage to conceal localized areas with tonal variations, discoloration and microscopic surface plague. Preferably, film 400 comprises a polymeric matrix or a nonwoven substrate. The nonwoven film preferably contains a low porosity. The composition is melted and deposited on the film 400 in liquid form via the techniques described above. A suitable composition is provided in Table 4. Table 4 Percentage Description 11.6 Propylene glycol dicaprylate / dicaprate 4.7 Beeswax - Lipstick 6.8 Isopropyl lanolate - solid 21.0 Starch octenyl succinate aluminum salt 27.4 Squalane 9.5 Ground wax 170-D 0.5 High permeability Paraffin 145 6.3 Nylon Powder - Ultrafine 12.2 Pearls and Colorants Figures 28A and 28B are isometric views of a film in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Preferably, the films 410a and 410b are formed as a laminate of two materials which may each be a film. The laminate is configured such that the films 41 〇 & and 41 〇b comprise one or more spaces or chambers each containing a dispensed agent E, F that can be a single liquid composition or a two-liquid composition Pouches 412 and 414. The composition may be one or more reactants in which, for example, the reactant E An 124485.doc -36 - 200819084 is placed in the sachet 412, i placing the reaction w in the sachet 4i4. Similarly, E and F can be liquid compositions. The sachets can be configured in any suitable orientation, such as across or along the length of the film. The reactants are preferably in a liquid form or in a liquid crystal form to permit easy flow from the sachet to the body of the user. The films 410a and 410b can be fabricated and filled using packaging equipment designed for the pharmaceutical industry. For example, equipment for blister and tablet packaging, continuous sheet processing, and/or injection and infusion techniques may be suitable. Also, a method for charging a liquid as a delivered agent into a microcapsule can be used to fill a sachet. In combination with one or more of the above-described embodiments, as part of the application when the sachet is engaged at the tip end of the above-described embodiment of the dispensing device, when the sachet is pierced or pierced by a device or by being pressed When the pressure on the body is punctured, each sachet releases the relevant reactants and it mixes at the point of application. The reactants are preferably selected such that the reactants produce a reactive mixture that has a beneficial effect on the user. Among them, a reactive mixture (i.e., the agent to be dispensed) may result in self-heating, polymerization, sensitivity to alternating pH activity, adhesion &/or base coat/top coat, and the like. In combination with one or more of the above embodiments of the dispensing device, the film 41〇a & 41〇b can be used in the lips, eyes, face and/or nail spreads. The lip spread comprises a film 410a or 410b. Among other things, the sachets 412 and/or 414 contain one or more liquid lipstick compositions that preferably provide a glossy appearance. According to one embodiment of the invention, a liquid lipstick composition comprises a single composition. Therefore, the delivered agents E and f are substantially the same and may not react with each other 124485.doc -37-200819084. A suitable composition is provided in Table 5. Table 5 Percentage ingredients 82.35 Hydrogenated polyisobutylene / gelling agent 5.00 Diisostearyl fumarate 3.40 Polybutene 3.00 White microcrystalline 2.30 Petrolatene 1.00 Cerebral amine 3 / soybean (soya) glycerin Sd.Ext. 0.30 Fragrance 0.20 Polyethylene - Linear P1 0.10 Benzoic acid 2.35 Pearls and colorants As is known in the art, liquid lip gloss formulations rely on a thick film deposited on the lips to achieve a glossy finish, resulting in a thick feel and color shift. Advantageously, the compositions of the present invention provide a high gloss appearance with a very thin film, providing an excellent image and a thin feel. • According to one embodiment of the invention, the liquid lip gloss composition comprises a dual composition. A first dispensed agent E can be included as the first composition of the liquid basecoat composition and generally having the composition of Table 6. - The base coat preferably provides a permanent color and preferential adhesion to the lips via the polyurethane-derived material. A second dispensed agent F can be included as a second composition in the form of a liquid top coat and having a composition of Table 7 in general. The top coated rider has a colorless topcoat. This allows for a single step application where the basecoat is traditionally incompatible with the topcoat in a single formulation. 124485.doc -38- 200819084 (prone to separation), so two applications of different products are required. As described above, in conjunction with one or more of the above-described embodiments of the dispensing device, the inventive films 410a and 41 〇b permit delivery of incompatible ingredients that are reacted after application. By way of example, the first composition comprises one or more low molecular weight polymers that are detached from the second composition that is crosslinked by an activator in the second composition. As is known in the art, high molecular weight polymers are difficult to dissolve and difficult to deliver to the skin, requiring high solvent levels and long drying times. Advantageously, the present invention permits reactive mixture compositions that have lower solvent and greater formulation flexibility to achieve a new level of performance (makeup) and experience. Exemplary compositions of Tables 6 and 7 include an anionic acrylic polymer, a polyoxyn/acrylate copolymer, and a carbomer contained in the first composition, and a polyamine in the second composition. A composition of a cationic acrylic polymer (dimethylaminoacrylic polymer). These materials will react to provide a composition with an increased molecular weight and thus increased viscosity and better film formation resulting in improved makeup. 124485.doc •39· 200819084 Table 6 Percentage description 35.50 isododecane bis-PEG-1 dimethyl polyoxy siloxane - 33.35 polypropylene glycol-26/IPDI copolymer / isododecane 10.00 bentonite gel - different twelve Burning / distearyl dimethyl saponin / Pro.Carb. 0.05 isoindole tetradyl tetra-di-tert-butyl sulfonic acid cinnamic acid quinone 9.00 diterpene polyoxy siloxane / vinyl dimethyl Polyoxyalkylene 11.36 Crosslinked Polymer / Vermiculite-doped Pearl and Colorant 0.10 Fragrance 0.10 Acrylate Copolymer E0603 0.50 Octyl Glycol Table 7 Percent Description 70.00 Polybutene 26.43 Hydrogenated Polyisobutylene 3.00 Jojoba Oil / Gelling Agent / B 0.27 Hydroxy Stearic Acid 0.20 Benzoic Acid 0.10 Fragrance In combination with one or more of the above embodiments, a liquid foundation spread comprises a film 410a or 410b. Among other things, the sachets 412 and/or 414 contain one or more liquid foundation compositions that are preferably applied to the target of a facial area having known cosmetic problems. As is known in the art, a liquid foundation composition having a high concentration makes it uncomfortable after artificializing the foundation. However, lower polymer content impairs makeup. 124485.doc -40- 200819084 A tough film is formed on the skin of a user by providing a liquid foundation having an acrylate copolymer in film 410a or 41 Ob, such as that shown in Table 8. Therefore, the polymer content is increased to provide an excellent makeup in the problem area of the face. Table 8 Percentage Description 26.1 Isododecane 0.5 Vermiculite 1.0 Heterooctadecene 6.7 Isomeric Group of 12 Burning/Ethylene Mixed Copolymer 2.0 Acrylate Copolymer / Isomerized Dodecane 2.0 Lauryl Methyl Polyoxane Copolymer Alcohol 2.6 Polyglyceryl diisostearate 0.8 Glycerol tribehenate 4.1 Glycerol rosinate 2.2 Titanium dioxide 0.3 Polymethyl methacrylate 2.6 Boron nitride 1.5 Vermiculite 0.5 Mica- vermiculite coating 2.6 Mica/boron nitride 80/20 1.5 Nylon powder - ultrafine 28.2 demineralized water 0.5 sodium chloride 4.1 butanediol 10.1 pearl and color former Figure 29 is an isometric view of a film according to another embodiment of the present invention. A film 420 comprises a carrier film 422 and a transfer film 424 which are commonly used as a simple laminate film with 124485.doc -41 - 200819084. Carrier film 422 preferably comprises a polyester. Advantageously, the transfer film has a thickness that is less than that of a similar film known in the art. Manufacturers such as -, Sil_K, and others are based on a polycrystalline oxide film in a wide range of geometrical films; although these films have good adhesion to the skin and medical properties, they have never been Used to achieve instant makeup effects. Advantageously, the transfer film 424 may comprise a polythene oxide or polymer elastomer having a thickness of from cucurbits to 〇5, which is deposited and/or functionalized on the carrier film by the agent being dispensed. Surfaces (such as those described further below) are formed. Conversely, films are known to have a thickness of 〇5 mm to 2 mm and are provided in the form of sheets or tapes. If the agent to be dispensed contains a conventional polymer matrix, it is difficult to handle this reduced thickness and it is difficult to transfer to the surface. However, as discussed further below, the transfer film of the present invention preferably comprises a polymeric agent based on a polyoxymethylene or polymeric elastomer film that achieves new aesthetics and performance. The polyoxyxene elastomer may comprise materials commonly known in the pharmaceutical industry for treating hypertrophic scars and keloid scars caused by burns or surgery, and thus, the film 424 is preferably polymerized by medical grade polyoxyn. Object, made. During manufacture, the physicochemical properties of polyoxymethylene are adjusted for specific applications to provide hydration and medicinal effects on the skin, and film 424 is preferably optimized to obtain a film comprising polyoxyl oxide, wherein by increasing Or optimize polymer properties by reducing polymer cross-linking and using specific polymer chemistry to mimic natural skin. In an alternative embodiment of the polyoxyxene elastomer, the transfer film 424 may comprise 124485.doc -42 - 200819084 a common polymer preferably selected from the group consisting of polyester, polyethylene, ethylene methacrylate , polyvinyl chloride, chlorotrifluoroethylene, vinyl acetate, polyurethane, nylon, polystyrene, ethylene vinyl alcohol, cellulose and trivial fiber. The film can be surface modified to promote or inhibit adhesion to the skin surface. Wherein the delivery film may comprise a colorant, optical blur and/or other types of cosmetic and/or therapeutic effects. Thus, in one or more embodiments, the Φ-polymeric film layer is configured to have a refractive index of at least 0.005 different from the second polymeric film layer. The layers are laminated during manufacture to provide unique optical effects that impart one or more unique scattering effects, such as angular refraction, Fresnel lens effects, and/or surface patterning effects. Advantageously, a polymer based transfer film having a wide range of mechanical properties can be made to achieve the desired elasticity and tensile strength. Additionally, partially gelled, a semi-dry polymer solvent system can be used to form the transfer film 424. # In combination with one or more of the above embodiments, when the user applies the film 420, the transfer film is applied to the user's body, and the carrier film is retained by the dispensing device. Figure 30 is an isometric view of a film in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. The film 430 includes a carrier film 432 and a transfer film 434. The transfer film 434 further includes a skin adhesive layer 436 and a surface layer 438, each of which may be a co-produced independently produced film. Wherein, in contrast to a simple laminate film (such as film 420), film 43 is preferably constructed as a multi-laminate film 124485.doc-43-200819084. The surface layer 438 of the film 434 can be substantially the same as the film 424. Adhesion layer 436 can comprise a film such as a polyoxymethylene or polymeric elastomer film or any other suitable film. The film is preferably treated with a synthetic rubber adhesive preferably based on a dextrin derivative 'polyoxyl, acrylate, biocompatible adhesive and/or for biomedical applications to promote skin adhesion. For example, D〇w coring Bio PSA polyoxo pressure sensitive adhesive, polyoxynoxy adhesive, MD7-4502 and MD7-4602, propylene glycol and synthetic rubber adhesive MG_〇56〇& Mg 0153/PA. In conjunction with one or more of the above embodiments of the dispensing device, when the user applies the film 430, the transfer film is applied to the user's body while the carrier film is retained by the dispensing device. Since the transport film contains more than one layer, the transport film can provide unique optical properties (using interference films) or specific physicochemical properties, such as preferential adhesion. Accordingly, one or more of the above-described embodiments of the dispensing device include the compounds described in detail below. Film 420 and/or film 430 can be applied to lip makeup and facial makeup. In combination with one or more of the above embodiments, a lip cosmetic comprises a film 430 comprising a transfer film 434 having a thickness of 0.05 mm _ 〇 · 5 mm. The transfer film comprises an adhesive layer 436 which is preferably made of one or more films of a polyoxyxene elastomer having a modulus of elasticity similar to that of the lip tissue. A pressure sensitive adhesive is added to one side of the adhesive layer that will be closest to the carrier film. Adequate adhesion between the elastomer and the lip surface allows the transportable film to be deposited as the applicator is moved along the contour of the lip. Therefore, it is preferred to manufacture an elastomer film to have sufficient tensile strength to allow the transfer film to be easily separated after application of 124485.doc • 44-200819084. The surface layer 438 of the transfer film preferably comprises a material that has a suitable gloss and glitter to give a visual appeal when applied to the lips of the user. In conjunction with the dispensing device - or a plurality of the above-described closures - the facial cosmetic comprises - a film 430 comprising a transfer film 434 having a thickness of G.G1 _ _ 0.5 _. Preferably, the thin medium 43Q is optically blurred and fills a local flaw in the face region of the user. The transfer film comprises an adhesive layer 6 which is preferably made of one or more films of a polyoxyxene elastomer having a modulus of elasticity similar to that of skin tissue. A pressure sensitive adhesive is added to one side of the adhesive layer that will be closest to the carrier film. Surface layer 438 preferably includes one or more optical properties such as diffuse transmittance and/or reflectivity. For example, such optical properties may include the inherent properties of nylon, boron nitride and/or alumina nanoparticles and/or elastomeric materials. Adequate adhesion between the elastomer and the surface of the facial skin allows the transportable film to be deposited as the applicator is moved along the contour of the face. Therefore, the elastomer film is preferably produced to have sufficient tensile strength to allow the transfer film to be easily separated after application. 3A and 3B are isometric views of a film in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Films 440a and 440b respectively comprise a plurality of sections 442a, 442b that provide a cosmetic and/or therapeutic agent. Each segment is associated with a carrier film 444. In conjunction with one or more of the above-described embodiments, one or more of the plurality of sections are applied to the user's body when the user applies the film 440, and the carrier film is retained by the dispensing device. Film 440a includes a plurality of micro-segmented regions 124485.doc-45-200819084 442a disposed relative to the axis of the film. For example, the # / , , , , and axis can be placed horizontally into the section 442a. The film 440b 3 is inserted (i.e., one segment is placed next to the other segment), the plurality of microsections 442b forming the region of the ', and/or the connecting surface of the therapeutic agent are advantageously 'sections he uses A flexible transfer film having excellent ability to maintain a continuous surface is provided. Sections 442a, 442b can be functionalized for a particular purpose, such as smearing of lips, nails, and the like. As is known in the art, a liquid composition is applied to the nail using a brush-type article. One or more of the above-described embodiments in combination with the dispensing device'-nail smear comprises a film 4 or the like, which is preferably a continuous film of polyester. The semi-dry nail solution is incorporated into the layer, that is, in 442b. Suitable compositions of nail varnish are provided in Table 9. In an alternate embodiment, the nail varnish is placed between two polymer layers of a film. The layer comprises a substrate layer ' and the second layer comprises a protective layer. In order to apply the nail liquid, the protective film is removed after contact with the surface of the finger T to expose the nail liquid film. A semi-dry liquid film is adhered to the nail during application. When the dispensing device is pulled along the surface of the nail, the liquid film is deposited on the surface of the nail, leaving a dry film free of finger marks. In addition, the film can be painted in a variety of graphics or in a variety of color designs, such as French skill depictions and other designs. Suitable compositions of nail varnish are provided in Table 9. 124485.doc -46 - 200819084 Table 9 Percentage description 8 Ethyl acetate 8 Butyl acetate 18 Nitrifying fiber 19 Polyester resin (phthalic anhydride/trimellitic anhydride) 10 Sucrose acetate isobutyrate 5 Isopropanol 15 Styrene / Acrylate/acrylonitrile copolymer 0.5 Dibutyl phthalate 0.5 Silachlorium hectorite 1 Camphor 2 Diacetone alcohol 2 Propionate S copolymer 1 Benzophenone-1 10 Pearlescent pigment Figure 32A-32E An isometric view of a film 450 comprising one or more discontinuous transport units 454 in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present invention. Film 450 can be any of the previously taught films. Film 450 is substantially similar to film 420, in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present invention. The film 450 comprises a carrier film 456 and one or more discontinuous transport units 454 which, in conjunction with one or more of the above-described embodiments, deliver a dispensed agent on a transfer unit. In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the plurality of discrete delivery units comprise a sequential segment adapted to color the lips of the user with a dispensed agent comprising the previously taught lip composition. Wherein the first transmission unit is configured to be adapted to the upper lip by causing a first transmission 124485.doc -47-200819084 to send the unit to be larger than a second transmission unit, the second transmission unit being adapted to the group The lower lip provides the subsequent transfer unit in a similar pair.

In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the plurality of discrete transport units includes sequential segments that are commensurate with the application of color to the eye area of the user. The configuration-first transfer unit is adapted to suit, for example, the upper eye region by appropriate:: trimming. - Immediately following the first transfer unit: transfer form configuration to suit, for example, the lower eye area. A third transfer unit immediately following the second transfer unit is configured to be adapted, for example, to an eyelid region. Provided by the user: a subsequent transfer unit of = a series of spreads. Preferably, the per-transport area comprises a dispensed agent having an eye shadow composition that is complementary to the different ones previously taught herein to achieve an overall image. By squeezing from the first section until the consumer is satisfied with proper application on the part and then by pushing the wheel or reel to advance to another section and continuing to smear the second body part Smearing Each Transfer Unit 0 In accordance with one or more embodiments of the invention, the film 45 is substantially similar to the film 430. The film 450 incorporates one or more of the above-described embodiments to deliver a dispensed agent on a transfer unit. Wherein, the film 450 comprises a carrier film 456 and one or more discontinuous transport units 454 that are bonded to a skin that is substantially similar to layer 436 and preferably sized to be identical in plane to the transport unit 454 Layer 0 124485.doc -48- 200819084 In addition, 'transfer unit 454 can be configured to have the shape and design of Bindi (Fig. 32C), which is unique to South and Southeast Asia. When the user applies the delivery unit, the skin adhesion layer will help keep Bindi on the user's forehead. Other exemplary shapes of the transfer unit 454 include lipstick (Fig. 32B) and blush (Fig. 32D). In a particularly preferred embodiment, the transfer unit 454 is configured to include a plurality of shaded areas that have been provided in the film. Eye shadow. In addition, the present application is also filed in the U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 60/953,362, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein in This application discloses an applicator and method for screen printing eye shadows. Similarly, referring now to Figure 32E, the transfer unit 454a includes a plurality of cosmetics disposed substantially in a thin layer on the surface of the substrate 45 0a. The unit comprises a pattern of one or more application areas, generally indicated as 45 8a-45 8e. The application areas are preferably adjacent to each other seamlessly to include a coordination effect or enhancement. As disclosed below, due to wet and dry bonding In the presence of the agent, the thin layer of the cosmetic is considered to be adhesively held on the substrate. Each of the application areas may have a makeup effect, such as a color or hue, when applied to the human body, so as to provide a mature image when viewed as a whole. The color tone of the cosmetic applicator that closes the 9 eyeshadow is predetermined and suitably adjusted to permit the user to use it easily. Similarly, it is preferred to pre-size each application area. Providing an advantageous configuration or providing a coordinated effect and additionally permitting the user to use it easily. 124485.doc -49- 200819084 It is better to carefully calibrate the amount of the cosmetic in each application area to deliver a suitable unit dose. Variations, so the unit dose for each consumer is different. Thus, the cosmetic can be modified to accommodate seasonal variations, differences in skin properties of the target user, and other suitable factors. Transfer unit 454a can be configured to have a smear area, Such as a region 45 8a suitable for wrinkles in the eye area, and other regions having one or more hue variations, that is, a region 458b_458e extending over the eyelid to the eyeliner. Therefore, there may be three to five shades, That is, the application area 458 is 458e. One or more of the hues are 458e, 458c, and 458e, and one or more of the hues, and one or more of the hues, Tone 458 & blend with 45 gauge) and 458# different shades 458〇 and 4586 blend.) In use, the user uses the previous One of the teachings of the dispensing device is positioned to position the film 450a, if necessary to position the dispensing device. After satisfactory positioning, the user applies pressure to the back surface of the substrate with one or several fingers. The cosmetic is delivered to the user's body. The light pressure can be applied directly by rotating the user's fingers around the eyelids and eyebrows, or by gently massaging or rubbing the top of the film with a dispensing device. Preferably, as will be additionally taught herein, at least one of the deliverable cosmetics is formulated to have an improved makeup quality. As described herein and/or as disclosed for the purpose of achieving all of the purposes. The method of making a film 450a using a flat screen printing process (ie, screen printing) can be used in any of the above-mentioned U.S. Patent No. 5,192,386, which is incorporated herein by reference. Other suitable processes are used to make film 450a or other film 450. 〜心心s A screen printing device applies a cosmetic to a substrate to form a first application area 458a of the transfer unit and prepares it for subsequent manufacturing steps.

The screen printing device includes a printer having a stencil as generally known in the art. The screen comprises a watertight surface having one or more screen openings in the surface corresponding to the shape and size of the application area 458a. A plurality of targets can be provided on the screen and substrate to aid in precise positioning and printing of the application area. A reservoir provides a suitable amount of slurry to the screen and a suitable portion extends through the screen to the substrate to form a spread region 458a. After depositing the smear area 458a, excess slurry is removed. The stencil is removed and the substrate travels a distance toward a dryer. The distance is preferably predetermined to permit some or all of the solvent from the composition of the application area 458a to evaporate and can be adjusted relative to the difference in composition. This distance can instead be configured as a drying rack in which the web or web of film substrate 450a is held for a predetermined period of time to properly evaporate the solvent. More screen printing devices are provided to print the smear area 458b_458e. The cosmetic compositions used herein are preferably formulated such that their affinity for the skin is higher than that of the substrate. It has been found that when the composition contains a filler having a platelet structure, such as mica, the transfer of the cosmetic from the substrate to the area of the eye is improved. The letter is also promoted around the eye area because the skin around the eye 124485.doc -51· 200819084 has a higher concentration of natural oils. In one or more of the above embodiments, the customization can be made by the user directly or according to medical needs, which makes the medical product additionally 'expected to transport the film for the dispensing device for quick installation and setting. The film is made to produce a satisfactory or unique design that is less obvious and/or more convenient to perform in a device for delivery.

For example, a user may communicate with a personal device via one or more networks, such as the Internet, using a personal computing device, such as a personal computer or wireless telecommunications device. The latter can access (10) the certificate or simply access a plurality of related information' including information about the cosmetic, including information about the delivered agent, and the user can choose to select the information and manipulation information. This information may include new and new (four) calculations regarding the agent being dispensed. For example, users can find special designs for interesting lip glosses. Similarly, a user may wish to create a unique design that can be applied as a film, such as colored nail polish. The user can then select this lip gloss and obtain it via direct purchase and/or via approved seller delivery. Some of the films as previously taught can be delivered to the user via the seller for free or for a fee. The film is preferably packaged so that it is quickly installed in one or more of the above embodiments of the dispensing device. Although the present invention has been described in connection with the specific embodiments thereof, it is understood that many alternative embodiments, modifications and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, it should be understood that the embodiments described above may be used not only in the innovative film embodiments disclosed herein, but also in any other suitable film known in the art. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 is a front elevational view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device in a first operational state in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 2 is a side elevational view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 1. Figure 3 is a front elevational view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 1 in a second operational state. Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of Figure 2. Figure 5A is an isometric view of an actuator in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5B is an elevational view of the actuator of Figure 5A. Figure 5C is an isometric view of an actuator in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5D is an elevational view of the actuator of Figure 5C. Figure 6A is an isometric view of a second reel and gear in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 6B is an isometric view of the second reel 'gear and arm, with a simplified view of the pinion and the rack. Figure 6C is an isometric view of the underside of the second reel and gear. Figure 7 is a front elevational view of a portion of a cosmetically applied state of a mouthwash & garment of an innovative film dispensing device 1 in accordance with the invention in accordance with the invention hh i- ^ J. & θ t . Figure 8 is a front elevational view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator having the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 7 in a second operational state. 124485.doc -53· 200819084 Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view of the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 7. Figure 10 is a front cross-sectional view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device containing a single reel actuator. Figure 11 is an isometric view of an actuator of an innovative film dispensing device comprising a single reel actuator. Figure 12 is an isometric view of the underside of the spool and gear assembly of the actuator of Figure 11;

Figure 13 is a simplified isometric view of a film configuration in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 14 is a cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Figure 15 is a front elevational view of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Figure 16 is a cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator having the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 15 in accordance with a first embodiment. Figure 17 is a cross-sectional view of a cosmetic applicator having the innovative film dispensing device of Figure 15 in accordance with a second embodiment. Figure 18 is an isometric view of a cosmetic applicator incorporating an innovative film dispensing device in accordance with another embodiment of the present invention. Figure 19 is an isometric cross-sectional view of a portion of a cosmetic applicator incorporating the inventive film dispensing device of Figure 18. Figure 20 is an isometric cross section of the innovative film distribution 包含 of Figure 18. Figure 21 is a partial isometric enlarged view of Figure 18. 124485.doc • 54 200819084 Figure 22A is a transparent isometric view of the top of a dispensing device in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 22B is a transparent isometric view of the bottom of the dispensing device in accordance with the first embodiment of the present invention. Figure 23 is a cross-sectional view of the bottom of the dispensing device of Figure 22. Figure 24 is an isometric view of the dispensing device of Figure 22. 25 and 26 are isometric views of an arm and a fixed post in an unmeshed state and in an engaged state, respectively, in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention. Figures 2-7-3 are isometric views of a film in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present invention and which may be used in conjunction with one or more of the above-described embodiments. Figure 32 is an isometric view of an exemplary usage of one or more of the above-described films in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present invention and which may be used in conjunction with one or more of the above-described embodiments. [Main component symbol description] 10 Dispensing device 11 Bar 12 Actuator 14 Film 16 Body 16a Remote opening 18 Cover 18a Stop member 20 Finger grip 20a Finger grip 124485.doc -55- 200819084 ❿ 20b Finger grip 30 First reel 30 a Shaft hole 30b Core 30e Pulley 32 Second reel 32a Core 32b Wall 32f Pawl 33 Endless belt 34 Arm 34a First part of the arm 34b Armed portion 34c Arm second part 34d Arm 35 Gear 35a Pinion 35c Disc/wheel 36 Rack 37 Applicator tip 37a Applicator tip 40 Dispensing device 41 Rod 44 Film 124485.doc 56- 200819084 46 Body 46a Opening 47 Cavity 48 Introducer 50 First reel 51 52 second reel 53 applicator tip 54 arm 55 gear 55a pinion 56 rack 60 dispensing device 61 rod 62 actuator 64 film 66 body 66a applicator tip 66b arm 66c rack 67 cavity 68 cover 70 finger grip Pieces 71 Actuator 124485.doc -57 - 200819084

72 Reel 72a Core 72b Wall 72c Wall 72d Pawl 75 Gear 75a Pinion 75b Shaft hole 75c Disc 75d Ratchet 76 Rack 77 Applicator tip 78 Arm 79 Fixing post 80 Dispensing device 81 Rod 82 Actuator 84 Membrane 86 Body 86a opening 87 cavity 88 reel 90 gear 90 a pinion 124485.doc -58 - 200819084

90b Axle hole 90c Disc 92 Rack 94 Arm 100 Dispensing device 100a Dispensing device 100b Dispensing device 101 Rod 102 Actuator 102a Actuator 102b Actuator 103 Applicator tip 103a Fix applicator tip 103b Fix applicator tip 104 Film 104a film 104b film 106 body 106a slot 106b opening 108 user operable dial 108a dial 108b dial 110 a reel 124485.doc -59- 200819084 110b first reel 111 belt 112 second reel 120 dispensing device 121 rod 121a recessed portion 122 actuator 123 applicator tip 126 body 126a slot 126b opening 127 cavity 128 dial 130 first reel 132 brother - roll 200 dispensing device 202 actuator 204 film 206 body 206a opening 207 Cavity 210 Button 212 Reel 212a Pawl 124485.doc 60- 200819084 214 Gear 214a Pinion 214b Shaft hole 214c Ratchet 214d Dial 216 Rack 218 Arm 218a Arm first portion 218b Arm inclined portion 218c Arm second Part 200 delivery unit 220 fixed column 222 fixed column 300 Arm 302 Rack 303 Reservoir 304 Film 306 Mounting Post 306a Small Hole 3 07 Applicator Tip 400 Film 402 Surface Layer 410a Film 412 Pouch 124485.doc -61- 200819084

414 420 422 424 430 432 434 436 438 440a 440b 442a 442b 450 450a 454 454a 456 458a-458e sac film carrying film transport film film carrying film transport film skin adhesive layer surface layer film film segment section film substrate transfer unit transfer Unit carrying film application area 124485.doc 62-

Claims (1)

200819084 X. Patent Application Range: 1 . A cosmetic tissue dispensing device comprising: a body 'held by a user; an actuator 'accommodating in the body and used in conjunction with a film to deliver the delivery a preparation comprising: a supply reel for holding a film and a winding reel for receiving the film, ''which spits the winding reel to advance the film, a tip, which is located at One end of the arm is used to place the film near the user. 2. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 1, further comprising one of a finger and a dial coupled to the actuator for the user to selectively engage the actuator. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 1, wherein the supply reel and the winding reel are operatively coupled by an endless belt. A cosmetic film dispensing device according to claim 1, wherein the winding reel comprises a pinion gear, the arm comprising a ratchet wheel operatively engaged with the winding reel gear. 5. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 4, wherein the arm includes a beveled portion to orient the tip in a plane of the film. 6. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 1, wherein the winding reel comprises a pawl that circumscribes the pinion gear to rotate the winding reel with a reduced backlash. 7. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 1, further comprising a film having a width of one of 124485.doc 200819084 0.125 吋 to 0.500 。. 8. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 7, wherein the film comprises a non-textile. 9. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 7, wherein the film comprises a polymer selected from the group consisting of polyester, polyethylene, vinyl methacrylate, polyethylene, trifluoroethylene. Gas ethylene, vinyl acetate, polyurethane, nylon, polystyrene and ethylene vinyl alcohol, cellulose • and nitrocellulose. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 1, further comprising an applicator device comprising one of a mascara brush, a paint applicator and a hair comb. 11. A cosmetic film dispensing device comprising: a body held by a user; an actuator housed in the body and used in conjunction with a film to deliver the dispensed formulation; the actuator comprising # A single reel for holding a film, an arm that engages the reel to advance the film, a tip 'located at one end of the arm for placing the film - near the user And a finger grip connected to the actuator for the user to selectively engage the actuator. 12. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 11, further comprising a film formed into an annular ring. 13. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 11, further comprising a film having a shape of 124485.doc -2 - 200819084 a megabie. 14. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 11, further comprising an updated film. 15. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 11, wherein the reel comprises a pinion and the arm includes a ratchet that operatively engages the pinion. 16. A cosmetic film dispensing device comprising: 'a body held by a user; an actuator housed in the body and used in conjunction with a film to deliver the dispensed formulation, the actuation The device includes a reel for holding a film, an arm that engages the reel to advance the film, and a tip that is positioned at one end of the arm for placing the film proximate the user Wherein the film comprises a film laminate and a plurality of sachets providing a space for the first reactant, wherein the tip pierces the sachets to cause at least the release of the first reactants. A cosmetic film dispensing device, wherein at least one of the plurality of sachets comprises a second reactant, and the second reactant reacts with the first reactant when the second reactant is released, This reaction has a beneficial effect on the user. 18. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 17, wherein the reaction comprises one of automatic addition, polymerization, pH-sensitive active material, and adhesion. 124485.doc 200819084 19· A cosmetic film dispensing device comprising: a body held by a user; an actuator housed in the body and used in conjunction with a film to deliver the dispensed preparation; The actuator includes a reel for holding a cosmetic film, an arm engaged with the reel to advance the cosmetic film, and a tip positioned at one end of the arm for the film Positioned near the user; the cosmetic film comprises a carrier film comprising a polyester substrate, a transfer film supported by the carrier film, the transfer film comprising a body applied to the body of the user In the dispensed preparation, the transfer film has a thickness of from 0.05 mm to 0.5 mm; wherein when the tip separates the carrier film from the transfer film, the dispensed preparation is applied to the body of the user. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 19, wherein the transport film comprises one of a polyester and a polyoxyl group. 21A cosmetic film dispensing device comprising: a main body 'held by a user; a reel for holding a cosmetic film; a user operable dial, and the roll Engaging the cartridge to advance the cosmetic film, a tip 'located at one end of the arm for placing the film proximate the user; 124485.doc 200819084 wherein the dial advances the film The rotation of the dial corresponds to a predetermined distance. 22. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 21, wherein the film is annular and comprises a Mbius shape. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 21, wherein the body comprises a size adapted to fit a rod of a mascara brush. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 21, wherein the body comprises a slot through which the dial extends. The cosmetic film dispensing device of claim 21, wherein the reel comprises a ratchet and pawl assembly. 124485.doc