TW201818850A - Cosmetic container - Google Patents

Abstract

A cosmetic container includes a body to store a first solution and a second solution with a density different each other in one reservoir, the first solution and the second solution being separated by a density difference while mixed to be in their original state. A first applicator is provided on one side of the body and adapted for applying the first solution or a mixed solution made by mixing the first solution with the second solution. A second applicator is provided on the other side of the body and adapted for applying the second solution. A semipermeable membrane is provided in the body and adapted for not allowing the first solution to pass into the side of the second applicator, but allowing the second solution to pass into the side of the second applicator.

Description

 Cosmetic container  

The present invention relates to a cosmetic container.

Generally, a cosmetic for enhancing or changing the appearance of the user's body is placed in a container. The cosmetic container can be appropriately selected and used according to the formation or stickiness of the cosmetic, and the separate containers each accommodate and provide a cosmetic having different formations or stickiness, or are stored in a separate space, although they are disposed in a container. in.

For example, a lip tint or lip lacquer product for applying a given color to the lips can be provided such that the solution incorporating the pigment can be contained in a given container. The aforementioned lip-dye product can be classified into an aqueous lip-dye solution prepared by melting a pigment in an aqueous solvent, and an oily lip-dye solution prepared by melting a pigment in an oily solvent.

The aqueous lip liquid and the oily lip liquid as cosmetic materials have different properties from each other, are classified into different products, and are contained in different types of containers for sale and use. In particular, although aqueous lip-dyeing liquids have relatively low viscosity and a thin coloring effect, they are highly volatile, so that the moisturizing effect is inferior to that of oily lip-dyeing liquid, and it is difficult to manufacture because there are not many water-soluble pigments on the market. Water-based lip solution in various colors. On the other hand, although the oily lip liquid is very sticky and can be applied to the lips in a thick or oily manner, they are effective for moisturizing and long-lasting purposes, and can be made into various colors because there are many oil-soluble pigments of different colors in the market. Oily lip liquid. Therefore, the aqueous lip liquid and the oily lip liquid have different properties from each other and are accommodated in different types of containers for sale, and the user thus selects and uses the aqueous lip liquid or the oily lip liquid according to their preferences.

However, the aforementioned prior art relates to the following problems.

In order to have a more effective and satisfactory makeup effect, it is best to use cosmetics of different nature according to the user's mood, skin condition and weather. For example, a more effective way is to use an oily lip liquid which is better in moisturizing effect on a dry day, and an aqueous lip liquid which imparts a necessary moisturizing effect on a wet day. Otherwise, depending on the preference, the user may need to make a thinner or lighter color makeup on one day, or may need to make a thicker or darker color makeup on another day. For the needs or requirements of the aforementioned users, the user must purchase both the aqueous lip liquid and the oily lip liquid disposed in different containers. In addition, because lip cosmetics are often used during the day, users need to carry individual cosmetic containers.

In particular, it may sometimes require a lip and lip moisturizing effect between the aqueous lip liquid and the oily lip liquid, but the user must use the aqueous lip liquid and the oily lip liquid on the same lip area. Both, or use different products, such as lip balm, in addition, after the use of aqueous lip liquid, because the cosmetics manufacturer does not provide products with the aforementioned properties.

The aforementioned limitations and problems with lip dye products can be applied to different cosmetics whose main ingredients are water or oil.

In view of the above, an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure provides a cosmetic container that solves the above problems to provide a cosmetic having different properties in a container.

In addition, the present disclosure provides a cosmetic container to allow a user to easily select and use a cosmetic having different properties.

According to an aspect of the present disclosure, a cosmetic container includes: a main body storing a first solution having a different density from each other and a second solution in a reservoir, the first solution and the second solution Separating by density difference during mixing to be in their original state; a first applicator disposed on one side of the body and adapted to apply the first solution or by mixing the first solution with the a mixed solution made of a second solution; a second applicator disposed on the other side of the body and adapted to apply the second solution; and a semipermeable membrane disposed on the body It is suitable and does not allow the first solution to pass into the second applicator side but allows the second solution to pass into the second applicator side.

According to another aspect of the present disclosure, a cosmetic container includes: a body that stores a first solution and a second solution having different densities from each other in a receptacle, the first solution and the second The solution is separated by density difference during mixing to be in their original state; a first applicator disposed on one side of the body and adapted to apply the first solution or by mixing the first solution with a mixed solution made of the second solution; and a second applicator disposed on the other side of the body and not allowing the first solution but allowing the second solution to pass the second application The device is formed from a material to which the second solution is applied.

In a specific embodiment, the cosmetic container further comprises: a first cap selectively coupled to one side of the body to protect the first applicator; and a second cap selectively The other side of the body is combined to protect the second applicator.

In another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the density of the first solution is higher than the density of the second solution.

In another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the first applicator is a ball applicator.

In another specific embodiment of the cosmetic container, the body includes a flexible tubular housing that provides the reservoir, and the first applicator is assembled to disallow the solution in the body to be discharged Outside, even if the housing is squeezed.

In another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the second applicator is a sponge applicator.

In still another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the volume of the reservoir is greater than the sum of the initial volumes of the first solution and the second solution.

In still another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the body is formed of a transparent material to visually inspect the mixed state of the first solution and the second solution from the outside.

In still another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the body includes a housing that provides the receptacle, and the housing includes: a first unit provided with the first applicator; and from the first unit Removing and coupling the first unit and providing a second unit of the second applicator.

In yet another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the semipermeable membrane is located at the end of the reservoir on the second applicator side.

In a specific embodiment, the cosmetic container further includes a membrane support adapted to support the semipermeable membrane, wherein the semipermeable membrane is pressed by the second applicator in the direction of the membrane support.

In another embodiment of the cosmetic container, a chamber is provided to temporarily store the second solution between the semipermeable membrane and the second applicator.

In still another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the semipermeable membrane is located at a position separating the reservoir from one side to the other, and the first solution and the second solution are at an initial state boundary The semipermeable membrane is at the same level or at a further downward position in the direction of gravity.

In still another embodiment, the cosmetic container further includes an additional semipermeable membrane disposed in the body and adapted to allow the first solution to pass through the mixed solution having a density not higher than a predetermined level. The mixed solution entering the first applicator side but not having a density higher than the predetermined level is allowed to pass.

In still another embodiment, the cosmetic container further includes a mixing device disposed in the housing and adapted to form the body to produce a motion other than the flow generated by the user shaking the body.

In a specific embodiment of the cosmetic container, the mixing device is a ball that can be moved in the receptacle by the user shaking the body.

In a specific embodiment of the cosmetic container, the mixing device has a density that is lower than the density of the first solution but higher than the density of the second solution.

In another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the surface of the mixing device is formed to have at least one of a plurality of grooves and a plurality of protrusions.

In another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the mixing device is a relief profile formed on the inside of the housing.

In another embodiment of the cosmetic container, the first solution and the second solution provide at least one different property of viscosity, moisturizing effect, long lasting effect, and color.

In view of the above, particular embodiments of the present disclosure can provide a cosmetic container that provides a material having various properties in a cosmetic container.

In addition, the user can easily select and use a cosmetic having different properties.

1‧‧‧cosmetics container

10, 10a-10e‧‧‧ subjects

100, 100e‧‧‧ shell

102‧‧‧Packaging materials

104‧‧‧ window

11‧‧‧First Cap

110, 110a‧‧‧ first support

12‧‧‧second cap

120‧‧‧second support

122‧‧ ‧block

130‧‧‧Separator support

130a‧‧‧Additional diaphragm support

130b‧‧‧Separator support

180‧‧‧ first unit

182‧‧‧ male thread

190‧‧‧ second unit

192‧‧‧ female thread

200, 200a‧‧‧ first applicator

300‧‧‧Second applicator

302‧‧‧Overhang

400, 400b, 400c, 400d‧‧‧ mixing devices

410‧‧‧ Groove

420‧‧ ‧ protrusions

500, 500b‧‧‧ semipermeable membrane

500a‧‧‧Additional semipermeable membrane

B‧‧‧ border

S1‧‧‧ first solution

S2‧‧‧Second solution

S3‧‧‧ mixed solution

The front view of Fig. 1 illustrates the appearance of a cosmetic container according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; the cross-sectional view of Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing the internal configuration of the main body of the cosmetic container of Fig. 1; The cross-sectional view shows the main body of the cosmetic container when it is shaken; the cross-sectional view of Fig. 4 schematically shows the internal configuration of the main body of the cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure; the cross section of Fig. 5 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the internal configuration of a main body of a cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure; 7 is a cross-sectional view showing the internal configuration of a main body of a cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure; and a cross-sectional view of FIG. 8 schematically showing a cosmetic according to still another embodiment of the present disclosure. The internal configuration of the body of the container.

Several specific embodiments of the present disclosure are now described in detail with reference to the drawings.

In the following description, well-known structures or functions are not described in detail if the subject matter of the disclosure is unnecessarily obscured.

The front view of Fig. 1 illustrates the appearance of a cosmetic container according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, and the cross-sectional view of Fig. 2 shows the internal configuration of the main body of the cosmetic container of Fig. 1, and the horizontal view of Fig. 3. The cross-sectional view shows the main body of the cosmetic container when it is shaken.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3, the cosmetic container 1 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure may store two cosmetic solutions of different densities, and if necessary, one solution, another solution or both. a mixture of solutions.

In this embodiment, the following is exemplified by the embodiment in which the cosmetic container 1 is an exemplary lip liquid container for applying a pigment of a given color to the lips of the user. However, it should be noted that the idea of the present disclosure is not limited to this embodiment, and the cosmetic container 1 may be a cosmetic container for different uses without departing from the scope of the present disclosure. For example, the cosmetic container 1 may be a cosmetic container for containing various cosmetic materials that can flow, such as fragrance, mist, lip and eye makeup remover, facial cleanser, facial toner, lotion, nail polish, liquid foundation , BB/CC cream, liquid eyeliner, mascara, hair essence, shampoo, conditioner, booster, body shower gel, hair gel, instant hair dyeing solution, concealer (liquid Concealer), liquid eye shadow, liquid blush, liquid eyebrow and liquid lipstick.

Specifically, the cosmetic container 1 may include a main body 10 for storing the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 having different densities from each other in one receptacle, one side of the main body 10, and for applying the first solution S1. Or a first applicator 200 of the mixed solution S3 made by mixing the first solution S1 with the second solution S2, a second applicator provided on the other side of the body 10 and for applying the second solution S2 300. A mixing device 400 disposed in the reservoir and for mixing the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, and disposed in the body 10 and for allowing only the second solution S2 to selectively pass into the second applicator A semipermeable membrane 500 of 300. Further, the cosmetic container 1 may include a first cap 11 selectively bonded to one side of the main body 10 to protect the first applicator 200, and selectively coupled to the other side of the main body 10 to protect the second application. The second cap 12 of the device 300.

In this regard, it is understood that the solution is formed into a cosmetic by melting a component having a given function in a solvent, and is referred to as a "cosmetic material". For this purpose, since the ingredients incorporated into the solution can be stably mixed with the solvent, the ingredients incorporated into one solution do not enter the other solution, although the two different solutions S1 and S2 are mixed. Therefore, although the different solutions S1 and S2 are mixed and then separated due to the difference in density, each solution may have its original function.

As in this embodiment, when the cosmetic in the cosmetic container 1 is a lip-blown liquid, the pigment for contaminating the lip of the user may be incorporated into the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, and the pigment incorporated into each solution No other solution is entered, although the first solution S1 is mixed with the second solution S2.

The body 10 has a rod shape which is elongated in one direction, and the first applicator 200 and the second applicator 300 are each located at one end and the other end of the body 10. However, it should be noted that this is merely an embodiment, and the shape of the body 10 may be different from the position of the applicators 200 and 300. For example, body 10 can be generally spherical in shape while applicators 200 and 300 can be oriented in the same direction.

In particular, the body 10 may include a housing 100 that provides a reservoir for storing both the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, a first support 110 that supports the first applicator 200, and a second applicator 300 that supports the second applicator 300. a second support member 120, a mixing device 400 in the housing 100 for mixing the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, and a second applicator 300 to allow only the second solution S2 to selectively pass through The semipermeable membrane 500 of the second applicator 300.

In this particular embodiment, the following will be exemplified by embodiments in which the housing 100 is an exemplary flexible rod-like tube. In this embodiment, the user can squeeze the housing 100 with a finger to discharge the second solution S2 through the second applicator 300. In another embodiment, depending on the type of applicator, it is possible to expel both the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 by squeezing the housing 100. Further, the housing 100 may be formed of a material having a given rigidity, and has a separate discharge member for discharging the solutions S1 and S2 stored in the housing 100.

The housing 100 has a reservoir for storing both the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, one end and the other end of which are in communication with the first support member 110 and the second support member 120 for discharging the solutions S1 and S2 to the applicator. 200 and 300. In order to shake the main body and to effectively mix the shaken first solution S1 and the second solution S2 from the initial state, the reservoir may be formed with a volume larger than the initial volume sum of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2. Here, the initial state means the state of the cosmetic container 1 before the first use.

The housing 100 may be formed of a transparent material to allow a user to check the state of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 stored in the reservoir. In addition, the housing 100 is wrapped with a given opaque packaging material 102, and the packaging material 102 can be provided with a window 104 for inspecting the state of the solutions S1 and S2 disposed in the body 10. In another embodiment, the entire packaging material 102 may be formed from a transparent material, or the packaging material 102 may not be used and product information may be printed on the housing 100.

The first solution S1 and the second solution S2 stored in the casing 100 may have different densities from each other. Therefore, while the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 are stored and stabilized in the casing 100, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 form mutually separated layers by the density difference based on the boundary B in the direction of gravity. That is, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 are divided into upper and lower layers based on the boundary B. In this embodiment, the density of the first solution S1 is described as being higher than the density of the second solution S2, that is, when the first solution S1 is separated from the second solution S2, the first solution S1 is at the bottom. In this embodiment, the stable body 10 or the housing 100 is understood to mean that a predetermined time has elapsed without being shaken by an external force.

In addition, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 may provide at least one different property of the cosmetic, such as different viscosities, moisturizing effects, long-lasting effects, and colors. For example, the first solution S1 may be very non-tacky and is not effective for moisturizing and long-lasting purposes, but the second solution S2 may be very sticky and effective for moisturizing and long-lasting purposes.

Further, the colors of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 may be different from each other. For example, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 may contain pigments based on the same color, such as light red and deep red, different brightness or hue, and pigments containing new colors when mixed colors different from the ground color, for example, Pink and blue. Further, although the same pigment is incorporated therein, depending on the solvent used, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 having different colors from each other can be realized.

In another embodiment, a first solution S1 and a second solution S2 of substantially the same color may be provided. In this case, although it is impossible to obtain a new color when the first solution S1 is mixed with the second solution S2, the aforementioned properties can be obtained as a cosmetic such as a viscous, moisturizing effect and a long-lasting effect.

In this regard, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 have a viscosity degree, and when the user shakes the main body 10, the viscosity of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 can be mutually mixed by inertial force and moment.

As a cosmetic according to the foregoing description, in this embodiment, the first solution S1 may be a pigment mixed with water or an aqueous solvent, and the second solution S2 may be a pigment incorporated into an oil or an oily solvent.

In this embodiment, the first solution S1 may correspond to the aqueous lip solution, the second solution S2 corresponds to the oily lip solution, and the first solution S1 may be applied to the lip for a pleasant and thin feeling, second Solution S2 is applied to the lips to give a heavy feel. Further, since the oil-soluble pigment type is more than water, the second solution S2 of various colors can be provided.

As described above, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 form a layer which is separated from each other and is separated based on the boundary B when they are stable, and the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 may mutually be used when the user shakes the body 10 to impart an external force thereto. mixing. In this process, a mixing device 400 for efficiently mixing the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 is disposed in the casing 100.

Specifically, the mixing device 400 is used to generate a flow other than the flow generated by the shaken first solution S1 and the second solution S2 when the user shakes the main body 10. In this particular embodiment, an embodiment will be exemplified below in which the mixing device 400 is an exemplary spherical movable mixing device located in the reservoir when the user shakes the body 10.

The mixing device 400 may be immersed in the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, wherein the mixing device 400 may be formed of a material having a density lower than that of the first solution S1 but higher than the density of the second solution S2. For example, when the first solution S1 is an aqueous lip solution and the second solution S2 is an oily lip solution, the mixing device 400 may be formed of a metal mixed with a light material, having a plurality of pores or a hollow alloy such as a magnesium alloy, or a single material. For example, wood having a density higher than that of the oily lip liquid but lower than the density of the aqueous lip liquid, and the demonstration wood of the mixing device is oak. A single material with no or no hollow can be provided. In this case, the mixing device 400 can be positioned at the boundary B when the main body 10 is stabilized, and when the user shakes the main body 10 by imparting an external force, it is often held by the inertia to the first solution S1 and the second solution S2. When in between, a flow can be generated to more efficiently mix the first solution S1 with the second solution S2. As a result, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 can be mixed more efficiently.

If the mixing device 400 is located at the boundary B, the user can easily confirm the position of the boundary B or the mixing device 400 when the user visually views the cosmetic container 1 from the outside, which results in the user's aesthetic pleasure from the viewing of the cosmetic container 1. .

While the mixing device 400 has been illustrated as such a particular embodiment of an exemplary spherical mixing device, it should be noted that the ideas of the present disclosure are not limited thereto. Further, the mixing device 400 may be formed of a material having a density higher than that of the first solution S1 to allow the mixing device 400 to immerse into the first solution S1 when the main body 10 is stable.

At the same time, the first applicator 200 is disposed at the end of the casing 100 where the first solution S1 is located when the main body 10 is stable. The first applicator 200 is configured to discharge the first solution S1 or the mixed solution S3 to the outside of the housing 100 and apply the first solution S1 or the mixed solution S3 to the user's body; and in this embodiment, it It has been illustrated as a demonstration ball applicator. When the first applicator 200 is a ball applicator, there is an advantage in achieving a rapid change from application of the cosmetic to the mixed solution S3 when the first solution S1 is used.

The first support member 110 is provided at the end of the housing 100 to effectively support the first applicator 200 to allow the ball to rotate, but may be formed to allow the first solution S1 or the mixed solution S3 to contact the surface of the ball to be discharged to the outside. However, the first support member 110 may be formed to allow the first solution S1 or the mixed solution S3 to be discharged to the first applicator 200 when the user squeezes the housing 100. Therefore, depending on the type of cosmetic material to be used, the method of using the cosmetic container 1 can be realized in different ways because the second solution S2 is discharged only by the second applicator 300 when the user squeezes the housing 100. The first solution S1 or the mixed solution S3 is applied while the first applicator 200 is applied to the body. As a result, it is possible to avoid providing an unnecessary useless solution through the applicator.

At the same time, the second applicator 300 is disposed at the end of the housing 100 where the second solution S2 is located when the main body 10 is stable. The second applicator 300 is configured to discharge the second solution S2 out of the housing 100 to apply the second solution S2 to the user's body, and in this particular embodiment, the second applicator has been illustrated To demonstrate the sponge type applicator. The second solution S2 is wetted by the sponge of the second applicator 300 described above and exposed to the outside to provide a cosmetic to the user when the second solution S2 is supplied.

A second support 120 is provided at the end of the housing 100 to effectively support the second applicator 300 and may include a stopper 122 to prevent the second applicator 300 from being removed from the housing 100. The stopper 122 is formed to extend toward the second applicator 300 for a given length to limit the protrusion when an external force is applied to the second applicator 300 along the direction of the second applicator 300 against the housing 100 Movement of the object 302 causes the second applicator 300 to remain in the housing 100.

In addition, the semipermeable membrane 500 is disposed between the reservoir of the housing 100 and the second applicator 300 to allow only the second solution S2 without allowing the first solution S1 to pass therethrough. In particular, depending on the gap size of the membrane, the nature of the membrane configuration material, or the nature of the chemical with which it is in contact, the semipermeable membrane 500 may only allow the second solution S2 to selectively pass through it. In this embodiment, the semipermeable membrane 500 is a hydrophobic membrane configured with polyethylene, polypropylene, polyfluorene or poly(methyl methacrylate), and may not allow the reserved second solution S2 (the system Water-based lip solution) through it.

The semipermeable membrane 500 described above is disposed at the end of the reservoir facing one side of the second applicator 300 so as not to allow the supply of the second solution S2 to the second applicator 300 without passing through the semipermeable membrane 500. As shown in FIG. 2, the semipermeable membrane 500 can be positioned, for example, inside the second support member 120.

In the meantime, in another specific embodiment, the second applicator 300 may be formed of a material that allows the second solution S2 but does not allow the first solution S1 to pass through it like the semipermeable membrane 500, and the semipermeable membrane may be omitted. 500. In this embodiment, the second applicator 300 also functions as a semi-permeable membrane 500.

Further, a diaphragm support 130 may be formed inside the housing 100 to support the semipermeable membrane 500. In particular, the diaphragm support 130 may be ribbed to extend toward the inner side of the housing 100, and the semipermeable membrane 500 may be fixed to the diaphragm support 130 by adhesive or thermal bonding.

Further, the inner end of the second applicator 300 can be configured to be surface-contacted with the semipermeable membrane 500 to apply a given degree of pressure on the semipermeable membrane 500, and the semipermeable membrane 500 is thereby The direction of the diaphragm support 130 can be pressed to be firmly fixed.

Although the second applicator 300 has been illustrated as being in direct surface contact with the semipermeable membrane 500 in this particular embodiment, it should be noted that the ideas of the present disclosure are not limited thereto. For example, the end of the second applicator 300 can be spaced apart from the semipermeable membrane 500 by a given distance, and a spacer can be further provided for maintaining the semipermeable membrane 500 by the membrane support 130 when spaced apart by the distance. support. The space of the second applicator 300 and the semipermeable membrane 500, that is, the space held by the spacer, can then be used as a chamber for the second solution S2 to temporarily store the second solution before being supplied to the second applicator 300. Solution S2. Since the second solution S2 can be supplied to the second applicator 300 after completely filling the chamber, it is advantageous in that the second applicator 300 can absorb the second solution S2 more quickly, and the second solution S2 fills the cavity. room.

Although it has been illustrated that the first applicator 200 disposed in this particular embodiment is an exemplary ball applicator and the second applicator 300 is an exemplary sponge applicator, it should be noted that the idea of the present disclosure Not limited to this. For example, each applicable applicator can include any of a variety of types, such as a ball type, a sponge type, a flocking tip, a tip type formed with an outlet to apply and spread the cosmetic, and Brush type for each applicator. Further, the first applicator 200 and the second applicator 300 can be the same type of applicator.

At the same time, the first cap 11 and the second cap 12 each having a size and a shape corresponding to one end and the other end of the main body 10 may be formed, and may be selectively combined with the main body 10 by a given combination method, for example, coupling Connect or screw (screwing). The first cap 11 and the second cap 12 prevent the applicators 200 and 300 from being contaminated or damaged by foreign objects, and the dried and hardened solutions S1 and S2 from contaminating the applicators 200 and 300.

The action and effect of the cosmetic container 1 having the above configuration will be described below in accordance with an embodiment of the present disclosure.

The cosmetic container 1 is held with the first cap 11 and the second cap 12 in combination with the main body 10 when not in use, and if necessary, the user can remove the first cap 11 and then take into account, for example, preferences, skin conditions and In the case of weather, the first solution S1 or the mixed solution S3 is applied using the first applicator 200, or the second cap 12 is removed to apply the second solution S2.

Specifically, since both the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 are stored in a reservoir provided in the housing 100, when the main body is stabilized, the first solution S1 and the first solution are separated by density difference based on the boundary B. Two solutions S2. In this regard, since the density of the first solution S1 is relatively high, it is located on the side of the first applicator 200, and the second solution S2 is located on the side of the second applicator 300 because the density is relatively low. The state in which the first solution S1 is separated from the second solution S2 may continue until the body 10 is shaken to a predetermined level so that the first solution S1 may be mixed with the second solution S2.

In this state, the user can apply the first applicator 200 to the body to use the first solution S1, and squeeze the housing 100 to be discharged with the second applicator 300 and then use the second solution S2. In particular, the first applicator 200 can provide a cosmetic to the user when the ball contacts the cosmetic in the housing 100 and then exposes it to the outside while the ball is rotated, as well as the cosmetic material that passes through the semipermeable membrane 500. The second applicator 300 can provide a cosmetic to the user when infiltrated by the sponge and then exposed. In this process, since the semi-permeable membrane 500 can allow the second solution S2 to pass therethrough, the second solution S2 can be efficiently supplied to the second applicator 300.

Since the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 have different properties as cosmetics, the user can select and use any of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 depending on the desired properties.

At the same time, the user can use the mixed solution S3 which is prepared by mixing the first solution S1 and the second solution S2. Specifically, when the user holds and shakes the main body 10, the first solution S1 can be mixed with the second solution S2. During this action, the mixing device 400 provided in the reservoir of the housing 100 is moved by inertia when the body is shaken, and the mixing of the first solution S1 with the second solution S2 can thus be more effective.

When the mixed state of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 is inspected by the casing 100 formed of a transparent material, the user can mix the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 to a desired level. The mixed solution S3 has an intermediate property between the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 depending on the degree of mixing, and the user can use the mixed solution S3 having a property different from that of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 as a cosmetic.

In this embodiment, the mixed solution S3 can be used only by the first applicator 200. Specifically, the mixed solution S3 may contact the first applicator 200 in the same manner as the first solution S1, and may be discharged to the outside of the place where the user uses the first applicator 200. However, since the components of the first solution S1 in the mixed solution S3 may not pass through the semipermeable membrane 500 located at the front end of the second applicator 300, the solution S3 thus mixed may not actually reach the semipermeable membrane 500, even though The user squeezes the housing 100. Therefore, the user may not be able to apply the solution S3 thus mixed using the second applicator 300.

After the mixed solution S3 is formed, when the main body 10 is not shaken for a predetermined time, the mixed solution S3 can be separated again into the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 by the density difference.

At the same time, contrary to the position illustrated in Fig. 1, the stabilization of the body 10 may depend on the positioning state of the cosmetic container 1, wherein the second applicator 300 faces downward or faces the direction of gravity, while the first applicator 200 Upward. In this case, since the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 are still separated in the direction of gravity, the first solution S1 is located on the side or the lower side of the second applicator 300, and the second solution S2 is located in the first applicator. 200 side or upper side.

In the above case, the user may not be able to use both the first solution S1 and the second solution S2. In particular, since the first solution S1 may not pass through the semi-permeable membrane 500, it may not be discharged through the second applicator 300. Further, since the reservoir having a volume larger than the total volume of the solution is formed, there is a gap between the upper surface of the second solution S2 and the ball, and thus the second solution S2 may not be discharged through the spherical first applicator 200. Further, for the same reason as described above, the mixed solution S3 may not be discharged through the second applicator 300 facing downward or the first applicator 200 facing upward. In this case, when inspecting the interior displayed through the transparent casing 100 or the window 104, the user can easily know that the main body 10 is in the wrong direction, and the user sees that the solutions S1 and S2 do not pass through the applicator 200 and When the 300 is discharged, it is easy to know that the main body 10 is in the wrong direction.

In summary, after shaking the main body 10 and making the mixed solution S3, the user can use the first solution S1 through the first applicator 200, the second solution S2 through the second applicator 300, or pass the first application. The applicator 200 uses the mixed solution S3.

Regarding the above cosmetic container 1, a container can be provided with cosmetics of different properties, in particular, the properties of the first solution S1, the second solution S2, and the mixed solution S3. In particular, since the nature of the mixed solution S3 may vary depending on the degree of mixing of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, the properties of the usable cosmetic may be more diverse.

Specifically, since the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 may have different properties as cosmetics, such as different viscosities, moisturizing effects, long-lasting effects, and colors, the user may select and use the desired properties at first. Any one of the solution S1 and the second solution S2, or the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 are mixed to make and use a cosmetic having a new property.

In addition, the user can use not only the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 separated directly by the density difference by the first applicator 200 and the second applicator 300, but also by simply shaking the main body 10 several times. To make and use the mixed solution S3; and thus the user can conveniently select and use cosmetics having different properties. In this process, the first solution S1 can be more effectively mixed with the second solution S2 by the mixing device 400 provided in the main body 10.

Further, when the main body 10 has a rod-shaped body, the two ends of the stick are used instead, and the user can easily make a make-up. In this case, when the first applicator 200 and the second applicator 300 are assembled into different types from each other, they are not confused in use and the user can use the main body 10 more intuitively and conveniently.

In particular, the first applicator 200 is a ball applicator and is used to apply a cosmetic by rolling it and the second applicator 300 is a sponge type for applying a cosmetic by squeezing a container. When the applicator is applied, it is possible to avoid discharging unnecessary useless cosmetics to the outside and thereby further enhancing the convenience of using the container.

In addition, when the housing 100 is formed of a transparent material, since the user can easily check the position of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 in the housing 100 and the mixed state of the solution, the user can select and use it more conveniently. Required cosmetics.

In this regard, when the mixing device 400 has a density that will be at the boundary B between the first solution S1 and the second solution S2, the user can more easily check the position of the mixing device 400 to check the level of the remaining cosmetic material. The boundaries, and the like, as well as the mixing device 400 located in the body 10, appear to be more aesthetically pleasing.

In particular, as in this embodiment, when the first solution S1 is an aqueous lip liquid and the second solution S2 is an oily lip liquid, the user can select and use the aqueous lip liquid and the oily lip liquid, or The main body 10 is shaken to use a lip liquid made of a mixed aqueous lip liquid and an oily lip liquid.

In this case, since the aqueous lip liquid gives a thin feeling and is not very effective for moisturizing and long-lasting purposes, and the oily lip liquid gives a relatively thick feeling and is effective for moisturizing and long-lasting purposes, the user can select And using one of the two types of lip liquids, and a lip solution made by mixing the two types of lip liquids depending on preference and need.

In addition, since the type of pigment that can be incorporated into the oily lip liquid is more than the aqueous lip liquid, it is possible to use oily lip liquid to obtain more different colors than using only the aqueous lip liquid.

In addition, by mixing aqueous liping fluids with oily liping fluids, users can use unique personal liping fluids.

A cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure is described below with reference to FIG. However, since the specific embodiment of FIG. 4 differs from the specific embodiment of FIG. 2 in that an additional semipermeable membrane is provided and the shape of the first applicator is different, it should be noted that the difference will be mainly described, and The description and figures of the specific embodiment of Fig. 2 are referred to equally.

4 is a cross-sectional view showing the internal configuration of the body of the cosmetic container in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 4, according to another embodiment of the present disclosure, the main body 10a of the cosmetic container may further include an additional semi-permeable membrane 500a positioned at the front end of the first applicator 200a and allowing the density to be lower than a predetermined density. The first solution S1 and the mixed solution S3 pass therethrough, but the mixed solution S3 and the second solution S2 having a density higher than a predetermined density are not allowed to pass therethrough. In an embodiment, the additional semipermeable membrane 500a may not allow the second solution S2 to have at least 90% of the mixed solution S3 or the second solution S2 passing therethrough.

The additional semi-permeable membrane 500a can be supported by the additional membrane support 130a and positioned adjacent to the sponge-type first applicator 200a and the first support 110a supporting the first applicator 200a. The structure and position of the additional semi-permeable membrane 500a, the first applicator 200a and the first support 110a can each correspond to the semi-permeable membrane 500, the second applicator 300 and the second support 120 as described above. Structure and location, so their detailed description is omitted. In this embodiment, if the first applicator 200a uses a sponge having a lower absorption capacity, a rapid response of the solution from the first solution S1 to the mixed solution S3 can be achieved.

As in this embodiment, the user can use the first solution S1 and the mixed solution S3 with the first applicator 200a and the second with the second applicator 300 when the additional semipermeable membrane 500a is provided. Solution S2, as in the specific embodiment of Figure 2.

Further, when the main body 10a is stable and the first applicator 200a faces upward and the second applicator 300 faces downward to allow the second solution S2 to face the first applicator 200a, the second solution S2 can be prevented from passing through the first The applicator 200a is discharged because it is impossible for the second solution S2 to pass through the additional semi-permeable membrane 500a even if the user squeezes the housing 100.

A cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure is described below with reference to FIG. However, since the specific embodiment of Fig. 5 differs from the specific embodiment of Fig. 2 in the position of the semipermeable membrane and the mixing device, it should be noted that the difference will be mainly described, and the second will be cited equally. The description and figures of the specific embodiments.

The cross-sectional view of Fig. 5 schematically illustrates the internal configuration of the body of the cosmetic container in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 5, according to another embodiment of the present disclosure, the semipermeable membrane 500b of the body 10b of the cosmetic container can be positioned to divide the reservoir of the housing 100 into one side and the other side, and at the initial position. In the state, the first solution S1 may be provided on the side separated by the semipermeable membrane 500b, and the second solution S2 may be provided on the other side. Otherwise, in the initial state, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 may be provided on one side of the semi-permeable membrane 500b, and the second solution S2 may be provided on the other side. That is, in the initial state, the boundary B of the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 may be at the same level as the semi-permeable membrane 500b, or at a position further in the downward or gravity direction. The semipermeable membrane 500b can be loaded or bonded to the diaphragm support 130b provided in the inner wall of the housing 100. For example, the diaphragm support 130b can be assembled to support the semipermeable membrane 500b from both sides such that the semipermeable membrane 500b can be removed without the force applied by the mixing device 400b.

Further, the mixing device 400b may be formed of a material having a density higher than that of the first solution S1 and immersed in the first solution S1 at the time of installation. The semi-permeable membrane 500b can restrict the movement of the mixing device 400b, and the first solution S1 can be mixed with the second solution S2 only in a space located on one side of the mixing device 400b.

According to this embodiment, the semi-permeable membrane 500b may allow only the second solution S2 to pass therethrough, so that the second solution S2 has a space on the other side of the semi-permeable membrane 500b (i.e., the upper side of Fig. 5), among other solutions. ) always exists. Therefore, the user can use the second applicator 300 at any time to use the second solution S2, in particular, just after the mixed solution S3. Specifically, since only the component of the second solution S2 in the mixed solution S3 passes through the semipermeable membrane 500b and moves to the second applicator 300 when the user squeezes the housing 100, even if the mixed solution S3 exists, the user can The second solution S2 is applied immediately.

A cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure is described below with reference to FIG. However, since the difference between the specific embodiment of FIG. 6 and the specific embodiment of FIG. 2 lies in the mixing device, it should be noted that the description will be mainly based on the difference, and the description of the specific embodiment of FIG. 2 will be equally mentioned. And numbers.

Cross-sectional view of Fig. 6 schematically illustrates the internal configuration of the body of the cosmetic container in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 6, in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure, the mixing device 400c disposed in the body 10c of the cosmetic container can be a ball that includes at least one of the recess 410 and the protrusion 420. In this particular embodiment, an exemplary plurality of grooves 410 and a plurality of protrusions 420 are provided. A plurality of protrusions 420 may be provided throughout the entire surface of the mixing device 400c.

Since the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 have a given viscosity and thus it takes time to mix them, the use of the mixing device 400c according to this embodiment helps the groove 410 and the protrusion 420 when the user shakes the body 10c. A more divergent flow is produced, and the first solution S1 can thus be more effectively mixed with the second solution S2.

A cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure is described below with reference to FIG. However, since the specific embodiment of FIG. 7 differs from the specific embodiment of FIG. 2 in the position of the mixing device, it should be noted that the difference will be mainly described, and the specific embodiment of FIG. 2 will be referred to equivalently. Description and figures.

The cross-sectional view of Fig. 7 schematically illustrates the internal configuration of the body of the cosmetic container in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 7, in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure, the mixing device 400d of the body 10d of the cosmetic container may have a relief profile extending from the inner wall of the housing 100. The mixing device 400d may be formed from one side of the reservoir to the other side and over the inner wall, and may be an embossed shape surrounding the circumference of the housing 100. Further, the mixing device 400d can be integrated with the housing 100.

According to this embodiment, when the user shakes the body 10d, the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 can strike the mixing device 400d to form a vortex, and the first solution S1 can thereby be more efficiently mixed with the second solution S2. In particular, when forming the mixing device 400d integrated with the housing 100, the cost and process for setting up the independent mixing device may not be required to enhance productivity.

A cosmetic container according to another embodiment of the present disclosure is described below with reference to FIG. However, since the specific embodiment of FIG. 8 differs from the specific embodiment of FIG. 2 in the position of the casing, it should be noted that the difference will be mainly described, and the specific embodiment of FIG. 2 will be referred to equivalently. Description and figures.

The cross-sectional view of Fig. 8 schematically illustrates the internal configuration of the body of the cosmetic container in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure.

Referring to FIG. 8, in accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure, the housing 100e of the body 10e of the cosmetic container may be assembled to include a first unit 180 having a first applicator 200, and from A unit 180 is removed and coupled to the first unit 180 and is provided with a second unit 190 of the second applicator 300. The first unit 180 can be provided with a male thread 182, and the second unit 190 can be provided with a female thread 192 to threadably couple the first unit 180 with the second unit 190. In another embodiment, the positions of the male threads 182 and the female threads 192 are interchangeable, and the coupling of the first unit 180 to the second unit 190 can be accomplished using other means than screws.

In this particular embodiment, an embodiment will be exemplified below in which a first unit 180 that is longer than the second unit 190 is formed such that it can be used as an auxiliary container in this embodiment. That is, the connection point of the first unit 180 and the second unit 190 is closer to the second applicator 300. Of course, if applicable, a second unit 190 that is longer than the first unit 180 can be formed for use as an auxiliary container.

Moreover, although the exemplary housing 100e has been illustrated in this particular embodiment as being divided into two components, it can be divided into more than two components.

According to this embodiment, when the first solution S1 or the second solution S2 is exhausted and the remaining solution is small, the user can detach the second unit 190 from the first unit 180 to open the housing 100e. The user can then refill the first unit 180 with the desired solution. For this purpose, since the first solution S1 and the second solution S2 have a density difference and they are automatically separated thereby, the user can refill the unit with the desired solution regardless of the order of refilling. As such, the user can easily refill the unit with solutions S1 and S2.

The following items are related to other specific embodiments.

Item 1 is a cosmetic container comprising: a main body storing a first solution having a different density from each other and a second solution in a reservoir, wherein the first solution and the second solution are mixed by density Poorly separated to be in their original state; a first applicator disposed on one side of the body and adapted to apply the first solution or by mixing the first solution with the second solution a mixed solution; a second applicator disposed on the other side of the body and adapted to apply the second solution; and a semipermeable membrane disposed in the body and adapted to disallow the passage of the first solution Entering the second applicator side but allowing the second solution to pass into the second applicator side.

Item 2 is a cosmetic container comprising: a main body storing a first solution having a different density from each other and a second solution in a reservoir, wherein the first solution and the second solution are mixed by density Poorly separated to be in their original state; a first applicator disposed on one side of the body and adapted to apply the first solution or by mixing the first solution with the second solution a mixed solution; and a second applicator disposed on the other side of the body and applying the second solution by disallowing the first solution but allowing the second solution to pass through the second applicator A material of the solution is formed.

Item 3 is the cosmetic container of item 1 or 2, further comprising: a first cap selectively coupled to one side of the body to protect the first applicator; and a second cap It is selectively combined with the other side of the body to protect the second applicator.

Item 4 is the cosmetic container of item 1 or item 2, wherein the density of the first solution is higher than the density of the second solution.

Item 5 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 3, wherein the first applicator is a ball applicator.

Item 6 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to 5, wherein the body comprises a flexible tubular housing that provides the receptacle, and the first applicator is assembled to be disallowed in the body The solution is discharged to the outside even if the casing is squeezed.

Item 7 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 6, wherein the second applicator is a sponge applicator.

Item 8 is the cosmetic container of item 1, wherein the volume of the reservoir is greater than a sum of an initial volume of the first solution and the second solution.

Item 9 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 5, wherein the main body is formed of a transparent material to visually inspect a mixed state of the first solution and the second solution from the outside.

Item 10 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 9, wherein the body comprises a housing that provides the receptacle, and the housing comprises: a first unit provided with the first applicator; The first unit is removed and coupled to the first unit and is provided with a second unit of the second applicator.

Item 11 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 10, wherein the semipermeable membrane is located at an end of the reservoir on the second applicator side.

Item 12 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 11, further comprising: a membrane support member adapted to support the semipermeable membrane, wherein the semipermeable membrane is in the direction of the membrane support member by the second applicator Press.

Item 13 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 12, wherein a chamber is provided to temporarily store the second solution between the semipermeable membrane and the second applicator.

Item 14 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 13, wherein the semipermeable membrane is at a position dividing the reservoir into one side and the other side, and the first solution and the second solution are initially The boundary of the state is at the same level as the semipermeable membrane or at a further downward position in the direction of gravity.

Item 15 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 14, further comprising: an additional semipermeable membrane disposed in the body and adapted to allow the first solution to have a density not higher than a predetermined level The mixed solution passes through the mixed solution entering the first applicator side but not allowing the density to be higher than the predetermined level.

Item 16 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 15, further comprising: a mixing device disposed in the housing and adapted to form the body to generate a flow other than the flow generated by the user shaking the body A flow.

Item 17 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 16, wherein the mixing device is a ball that can be moved in the container by the user shaking the body.

Item 18 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 17, wherein the mixing device has a density lower than a density of the first solution but higher than a density of the second solution.

Item 19 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 18, wherein the surface of the mixing device is formed to have at least one of a plurality of grooves and a plurality of protrusions.

Item 20 is the cosmetic container of item 1 to item 19, wherein the mixing device is a concave-convex profile formed on an inner side of the casing.

Item 21. The cosmetic container of item 1 to item 20, wherein the first solution and the second solution are provided with at least one of a viscosity, a moisturizing effect, a lasting effect, and a color.

As described above, although the invention has been described in terms of a specific embodiment of a cosmetic container, it is merely an embodiment and the invention is not limited thereto. It is to be understood that the disclosure is to be accorded the broad scope of the invention Although it is possible for those skilled in the art to combine and replace the specific embodiments disclosed herein to embody other types that are not specifically disclosed in the present disclosure, they do not depart from the scope of the present disclosure. In addition, those skilled in the art will appreciate that various modifications and changes can be made in the present disclosure without departing from the scope of the present disclosure.

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The present disclosure is applicable to the cosmetic industry.

Claims (20)

 A cosmetic container comprising: a main body storing a first solution having a different density from each other and a second solution in a reservoir, wherein the first solution and the second solution are mixed by density difference Separating to be in their original state; a first applicator disposed on one side of the body and adapted to apply the first solution or a mixture of the first solution and the second solution a mixed solution; a second applicator disposed on the other side of the body and adapted to apply the second solution; and a semipermeable membrane disposed in the body and adapted to disallow the first solution from entering the The second applicator side but allows the second solution to pass into the second applicator side.    A cosmetic container comprising: a main body storing a first solution having a different density from each other and a second solution in a reservoir, wherein the first solution and the second solution are mixed by density difference Separating to be in their original state; a first applicator disposed on one side of the body and adapted to apply the first solution or a mixture of the first solution and the second solution a mixing solution; and a second applicator disposed on the other side of the body and applying the second solution by disallowing the first solution but allowing the second solution to pass through the second applicator A material is formed.    The container of claim 1 or 2, further comprising: a first cap selectively coupled to one side of the body to protect the first applicator; and a second A cap that selectively engages the other side of the body to protect the second applicator.    The container of claim 1 or 2, wherein the first solution has a higher density than the second solution.    The container of claim 4, wherein the first applicator is a ball applicator.    The container of claim 5, wherein the body comprises a flexible tubular housing that provides the reservoir, and the first applicator is assembled to disallow the solution in the body It is discharged to the outside even if the casing is squeezed.    The container of claim 4, wherein the second applicator is a sponge applicator.    The container of claim 1 or 2, wherein the volume of the reservoir is greater than the sum of the initial volumes of the first solution and the second solution.    The container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the body is formed of a transparent material to visually inspect the mixed state of the first solution and the second solution from the outside.    The container of claim 1 or 2, wherein the body comprises a casing for providing the receptacle, and wherein the casing comprises: a first unit provided with the first application And a second unit from which the first unit is removed and coupled and the second applicator is disposed.    The container of claim 1, wherein the semipermeable membrane is located at an end of the reservoir on the second applicator side.    The container of claim 11, further comprising: a membrane support adapted to support the semipermeable membrane, and the semipermeable membrane is pressed by the second applicator in the direction of the membrane support.    The container of claim 11, wherein a chamber is provided to temporarily store the second solution between the semipermeable membrane and the second applicator.    The container of claim 1, wherein the semipermeable membrane is at a position dividing the reservoir into one side and the other side, and the first solution and the second solution are in the initial state. The boundary is at the same level as the semipermeable membrane or at a further downward position in the direction of gravity.    The container of claim 1, further comprising an additional semipermeable membrane disposed in the body and adapted to allow the first solution to be mixed with a density not higher than a predetermined level. The solution passes through the mixed solution entering the first applicator side but not allowing the density to be above the predetermined level.    The container of claim 1 or 2, further comprising: a mixing device disposed in the housing and adapted to form the body to generate a flow generated by shaking the body by a user A flow outside.    The container of claim 16, wherein the mixing device is a ball that is movable in the receptacle by the user shaking the body.    The container of claim 17, wherein the mixing device has a density lower than a density of the first solution but higher than a density of the second solution.    The container of claim 17, wherein the surface of the mixing device is formed to have at least one of a plurality of grooves and a plurality of protrusions.    The container of claim 16, wherein the mixing device is a concave and convex profile formed on an inner side of the housing.