TWM672989U - Fragrance containing material - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention is a fragrance packaging material comprising a main body and an aroma carrier. The main body forms a storage space within which the aroma carrier contains aromatic compounds and is located. The fragrance can adhere to the aroma carrier and be stored in the main body in sheet form, making the entire fragrance packaging material flat. This improves the convenience of storage and carrying for users, fulfilling the need for on-the-go fragrance replenishment. At the same time, it overcomes the traditional problem of perfume bottles being easily bumped and broken, improving safety when stored at home. During logistics transportation, the fragrance packaging material does not require additional anti-collision packaging, maximizing the use of container space, thereby reducing the number of round trips and significantly reducing carbon emissions and costs generated by transportation. In addition, the fragrance packaging material can provide different access methods, allowing it to be used for on-the-go fragrance replenishment, fragrance books, or sample packs.

Description

Fragrance packaging

This creation is a fragrance packaging material, specifically a fragrance packaging material that can be used to store perfume.

As we all know, a perfume bottle consists of a body and a spray nozzle. The perfume is stored in the body, and the user can spray the perfume on the body by pressing the spray nozzle. Because perfume is composed of volatile aromatic compounds, the bottle is often made of impermeable glass to isolate external factors such as oxygen, moisture, and light, preventing the perfume from undergoing chemical reactions and maintaining the stability of its scent.

However, storing perfume in bottles often requires considerable space, making it difficult to store them while traveling. Furthermore, when placed in carry-on luggage, they are susceptible to squeezing and collisions, which can lead to spillage and bottle breakage.

Furthermore, glass is inherently fragile, and when placed at home, it's easy for children or pets to accidentally knock over and break the bottle, creating the risk of glass cuts and damaging the perfume.

Furthermore, to prevent perfume bottles from being damaged during transportation, they must be wrapped in impact-resistant packaging. This increases the volume of the perfume bottles' packaging, limiting the number of bottles that can be stored in containers. Manufacturers must make multiple round trips for transportation, which invisibly increases transportation costs and carbon emissions.

The main purpose of this project is to provide a fragrance packaging material that can alleviate the inconvenience of storing, carrying, and transporting perfume bottles today.

To achieve the aforementioned objectives, the fragrance packaging material of this invention comprises: a body having a storage space formed therein; and at least one aroma carrier containing an aromatic compound, the aroma carrier being disposed in the storage space of the body.

This innovative fragrance packaging material can be used to store perfume. By absorbing the perfume's odor carrier and blocking external oxygen, moisture, and light, it allows for sheet packaging, replacing the traditional glass bottle format. This flattened packaging improves portability and allows for on-the-go refills. It also overcomes the vulnerability of traditional perfume bottles to bumps and breakage, improving safety during home storage. During transportation, the packaging eliminates the need for additional anti-collision packaging, maximizing container space utilization and reducing the number of round trips, significantly lowering transportation carbon emissions and costs.

Furthermore, the fragrance packaging can provide different quantities of the scent carrier and different ways of dispensing it, allowing the fragrance packaging to be used in a variety of scenarios, such as on-the-go fragrance replenishment, scent books, or sample packs, to meet the diverse needs of users.

10a,10b: Body

11: Storage Space

12: Extraction Unit

121: Opening

122: Seal

13: Tear-off section

20a, 20b: Odor carrier

Figure 1: A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional appearance of the first preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material.

Figure 2: A schematic cross-sectional view of the first preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material.

Figure 3: Schematic diagram of the first preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material in use.

Figure 4: A schematic diagram of the three-dimensional appearance of the second preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material.

Figure 5: Schematic diagram of the second preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material in use.

Please refer to Figures 1 to 5 for several preferred embodiments of the creative fragrance packaging material, which includes a body 10a, 10b and at least one scent carrier 20a, 20b.

As shown in Figures 1 to 5, a storage space 11 is formed within the main body 10a, 10b. The odor carriers 20a, 20b contain aromatic compounds and are disposed within the storage space 11 of the main body 10a, 10b. The odor carriers 20a, 20b are in sheet form and can be made of fiber paper or cloth.

As shown in Figures 1 to 5, the main bodies 10a and 10b of the fragrance packaging material can further include different detailed features and can store different quantities of the fragrance carriers 20a and 20b to meet diverse usage scenarios and needs.

Referring to Figures 1 to 3 , in a first preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material, the fragrance packaging material includes a plurality of scent carriers 20a stacked within the storage space 11. The body 10a has a drawer 12 with an opening 121 and a sealing member 122. The opening 121 communicates with the storage space 11, and the sealing member 122 can selectively close and open the opening 121.

Referring to Figures 4 and 5 , in the second preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material, the fragrance packaging material includes a scent carrier 20b , which is sealed within the storage space 11 of the main body 10b . The main body 10b has a tear-off portion 13 .

As shown in Figures 1 to 5, this creative fragrance packaging material stores perfume by utilizing the adsorption properties of the scent carriers 20a, 20b. This allows the perfume to adhere to the scent carriers 20a, 20b and be stored in sheet form within the main body 10a, 10b. Furthermore, the main body 10a, 10b blocks external oxygen, moisture, and light, preventing the perfume attached to the scent carriers 20a, 20b from undergoing further chemical reactions, thereby maintaining the integrity of the perfume's scent.

Therefore, as shown in Figures 1 to 5, the fragrance packaging material can be packaged in sheets, replacing the traditional glass bottles used to store perfume. This allows the entire fragrance packaging material to be flat, improving the user's convenience in storage and carrying, allowing for on-the-go replenishment. This also overcomes the issue of traditional perfume bottles being easily bumped and broken, improving safety during home storage. During logistics transportation, the packaging material eliminates the need for additional anti-collision packaging, maximizing container space utilization and reducing the number of round trips, significantly lowering transportation carbon emissions and costs.

Furthermore, as shown in Figures 1 to 5, the fragrance packaging material can provide different quantities and methods of dispensing the fragrance carriers 20a and 20b to better meet the user's needs in different application scenarios.

As shown in Figures 1 to 3, taking the first preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material as an example, when using the fragrance packaging material having a plurality of the fragrance carriers 20a and the extraction portion 12, the user can lift the seal 122 of the extraction portion 12 to open the opening 121 of the extraction portion 12. At this time, the user's hand can enter the storage space 11 of the main body 10a through the opening 121, so that the fragrance carrier 20a can be taken out from the interior of the main body 10a to remove the fragrance carrier 20a attached to the fragrance carrier 20a. After applying the perfume in the carrier 20a to the body, the seal 122 is returned to its original position, sealing the opening 121 of the extraction portion 12. This isolates the remaining perfume carrier 20a in the body 10a from external oxygen, moisture, and light, preventing the perfume attached to the perfume carrier 20a from deteriorating. Repeatedly opening and closing the seal 122 allows the user to reapply perfume multiple times while traveling or on the go, while maintaining the stability of the perfume's scent.

Furthermore, as shown in Figures 1 to 3, the fragrance packaging material can also be used in a scent book. By placing the fragrance packaging material within the pages of the book, the user can remove the seal 122 to open the opening 121. The user can then experience the scent of the item referenced in the book through the scent carrier 20a. The user can then remove the scent carrier 20a and apply the fragrance to their body to experience the scent change. After the experience is complete, the opening 121 can be resealed using the seal 122 to prevent the fragrance attached to the scent carrier 20a from being affected by external factors. This prolongs the lingering time of the scent in the scent book, providing the user with a complete scent experience.

As shown in Figures 4 and 5 , taking the second preferred embodiment of the creative fragrance packaging material as an example, when using the fragrance packaging material having the scent carrier 20b and the tear portion 13, the user can tear the main body 10b along the tear portion 13, thereby breaking the seal of the main body 10b and forming a rip. The user can then remove the scent carrier 20b from the rip in the main body 10b for a disposable perfume. Therefore, the fragrance packaging material can be relatively thin and can be sandwiched between papers as a sample pack for advertising purposes, and provided to consumers for fragrance testing through promotional methods such as gifting, distribution, or mailing.

In summary, the present invention's fragrance packaging utilizes the scent carriers 20a, 20b, which absorb perfume, and the main body 10a, 10b, which blocks external oxygen, moisture, and light. This allows the perfume to adhere to the scent carriers 20a, 20b and be stored in a sheet-like form within the main body 10a, 10b. This allows the overall fragrance packaging to be flat, making it easier for users to carry when traveling. This overcomes the vulnerability of perfume bottles to bumps and breakage, improves storage safety at home, and facilitates logistics and transportation. Furthermore, the fragrance packaging can accommodate different quantities and access methods for the scent carriers 20a, 20b, enabling diverse applications such as on-the-go fragrance replenishment, scent books, or sample packs, meeting the diverse needs of users.

10a: Body

12: Extraction Unit

121: Opening

122: Seal

20a: Odor carrier

Claims (6)

A fragrance packaging material comprises: a body having a storage space formed therein; and at least one aroma carrier containing an aromatic compound, the aroma carrier being disposed in the storage space of the body. The fragrance packaging material as described in claim 1, wherein the fragrance packaging material includes a plurality of the fragrance carriers, the plurality of fragrance carriers are stacked in the storage space, the main body has an extraction portion, the extraction portion has an opening and a sealing member, the opening is connected to the storage space, and the sealing member can selectively close and open the opening. The fragrance packaging material as described in claim 1, wherein the fragrance packaging material includes an aroma carrier, the aroma carrier is sealed in the storage space of the main body, and the main body has a tear-off portion. The fragrance packaging material as described in any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the fragrance carrier is in sheet form. The fragrance packaging material as described in any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the scent carrier can be a fiber paper material or a cloth material. In the fragrance packaging material as described in claim 4, the scent carrier can be a fiber paper material or a cloth material.