WO2010018320A1 - Distributeur applicateur echantillon de mascara - Google Patents
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- WO2010018320A1 WO2010018320A1 PCT/FR2009/000947 FR2009000947W WO2010018320A1 WO 2010018320 A1 WO2010018320 A1 WO 2010018320A1 FR 2009000947 W FR2009000947 W FR 2009000947W WO 2010018320 A1 WO2010018320 A1 WO 2010018320A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D40/00—Casings or accessories specially adapted for storing or handling solid or pasty toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. shaving soaps or lipsticks
- A45D40/26—Appliances specially adapted for applying pasty paint, e.g. using roller, using a ball
- A45D40/262—Appliances specially adapted for applying pasty paint, e.g. using roller, using a ball using a brush or the like
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D40/00—Casings or accessories specially adapted for storing or handling solid or pasty toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. shaving soaps or lipsticks
- A45D40/0087—Casings or accessories specially adapted for storing or handling solid or pasty toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. shaving soaps or lipsticks for samples
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- A46—BRUSHWARE
- A46B—BRUSHES
- A46B11/00—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water
- A46B11/0003—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water containing only one dose of substance, e.g. single-use toothbrushes
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- A46—BRUSHWARE
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- A46B11/00—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water
- A46B11/001—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water with integral reservoirs
- A46B11/002—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water with integral reservoirs pressurised at moment of use manually or by powered means
- A46B11/0055—Brushes with reservoir or other means for applying substances, e.g. paints, pastes, water with integral reservoirs pressurised at moment of use manually or by powered means with a reciprocating piston or plunger acting as the pressurising means
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- A46—BRUSHWARE
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- A46B15/00—Other brushes; Brushes with additional arrangements
- A46B15/0095—Brushes with a feature for storage after use
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- A46—BRUSHWARE
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- A46B2200/1053—Cosmetics applicator specifically for mascara
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- the invention relates to a sample dispenser for mascara and more particularly to a sample applicator dispenser comprising a mascara applicator with a stem and an applicator tip of the mascara on the eyelashes of the user and a receptacle receiving before use a small amount of mascara and said applicator tip and having at least a first opening through which said rod.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing such a sample applicator dispenser and a method of using such a sample applicator dispenser.
- sample and “sample applicator dispenser” will subsequently be used interchangeably to define a dispenser also comprising an applicator and intended to receive a very low dose or a sample of a cosmetic product so as to allow a user to test this sample. cosmetic product.
- samples are single-use or restricted, generally less than four uses. They are not intended to be sold to the public but to serve as advertising or promotional media for existing products, or to be used for conducting surveys or tests during market research before launching new products.
- sample applicator dispensers consist of a simple miniature model for sale, that is to say with a reservoir on which is screwed a plug serving as a gripping means for the applicator immersed in the reservoir and simply decreasing the size of the tank receiving the mascara.
- Such samples have the advantage of effectively reproducing the action and the rendering of the model for sale but the cost price of such samples, at least for the packaging part, is very high because very close to the cost of the model for sale, which considerably limits the possibility of massive distribution of samples that is nevertheless sought after on a commercial and promotional level.
- the tanks of such miniatures are filled with the mascara before introduction of the applicator tip and must contain a sufficient amount of mascara so that the applicator tip is completely immersed in the mascara so that the amount of mascara introduced into the reservoir is around 3 to 4 ml while a single application of mascara on the eyelashes requires a quantity of mascara less than or equal to 1 ml.
- This surplus of cosmetic product required also represents a significant additional cost for the manufacturer of the sample.
- the user can reuse a number of times this sample, until exhaustion of the mascara, which can represent a ten of use. This multiple use of samples by the users, and therefore potentially consuming, results in a fall in sales and a significant shortfall for manufacturers and distributors because some users use only samples and no longer buy the models. on sale.
- US Patent Document 2006/0225759 is also known; US 4982838 and FR 2811 523 specially adapted and therefore simplified and / or improved sample applicator dispensers which, if they make it possible to reduce substantially the cost of packaging the samples or to improve their handling, do not make it possible to reduce the amount of cosmetic product to be introduced into the reservoir or limit the reusability of the samples.
- the essential objective pursued by the invention is to propose a simple sample applicator dispenser that is feasible at low cost and particularly suitable for performing tests.
- Another essential objective of the invention is to allow a minimization of the amount of mascara introduced into the reservoir without affecting the quality of the makeup. Another objective is that the sample applicator dispenser is particularly suitable for a single use and that the user is encouraged to discard the applicator sample dispenser after use.
- the subject of the invention is a sample applicator dispenser for mascara comprising
- a mascara applicator comprising a rod and an applicator tip of the mascara on the eyelashes of the user;
- a receptacle receiving a small quantity of mascara and said applicator tip, and comprising at least a first opening traversed by said rod and a second opening through which said applicator tip is extended by translation of the rod relative to the receptacle to allow a application of said mascara by the user, characterized in that said second opening is sealed by means of a cover that can not be repositioned or in good condition after use so that the second opening can not be closed again after a first use.
- the translation may advantageously, for reasons of simplicity, be performed by the user pushing on the rod relative to the receptacle in the direction of the exit of the applicator tip.
- said receptacle is hermetically closed so as to avoid evaporation of the volatile constituents of the mascara formula, and consequently drying of the mascara in the receptacle.
- said second opening may for example be sealed by means of a seal, in particular heat-sealed and intended to be peeled or to be punctured or impacted.
- a seal in particular heat-sealed and intended to be peeled or to be punctured or impacted.
- lids, peelable or impactable because they can not be replaced or in good condition after use so that the user can not close the receptacle and must discard the sample after a unique use.
- the lids for example aluminum-based, have a low cost, form an excellent barrier to any evaporation and are easily heat-sealed to form a completely hermetic closure.
- said first opening may be sealed by said rod.
- the inner circumference of said first opening corresponds perfectly to the outer circumference of the rod so as to form a completely hermetic closure.
- the second opening also has the same internal circumference as the outer circumference of the rod so as to keep the applicator in position relative to the receptacle when the applicator is out.
- the receptacle is constituted by a hollow tube at one end of which is inserted a pierced plug.
- a pierced plug Such an embodiment makes it possible to overcome certain constraints during the molding of the different elements.
- the filling of the receptacle with the mascara can be performed before insertion of the cap.
- the opening in the pierced plug corresponds to said first opening and the diameter of said opening in the plug is particularly well adapted to the diameter of the rod. It is possible to form such a stopper to draw inspiration from wipers widely known in the state of the art of dispensers mascara dispensers. Many wipers allow indeed a hermetic junction between the skirt of the wiper and the stem of a mascara applicator.
- the plug can be inserted in force or clipped into the hollow tube.
- the inner wall of the receptacle tightens at said second opening. • This narrowing is preferably progressive ⁇ , gently sloping, so as to obtain a progressive spin and adapted mascara excess on the applicator tip. Also, according to another particular preferred embodiment, the inner wall of the receptacle further forms a cylindrical chimney at said second opening, for example in the extension of the progressive tightening zone.
- a cylindrical chimney or bottleneck allows the mascara to penetrate for example into the fibers of the applicator tip in the case of a brush-type applicator tip formed from two branches of twisted son trapping fibers. Indeed the mascara is pressed against the fibers of the applicator tip when crossing this bottleneck, which allows a better distribution of the mascara. This prevents a push mascara out of the receptacle at the exit of the applicator tip.
- Such a sample dispenser applicator according to the invention is particularly simple and inexpensive because its manufacture requires only an applicator, a receptacle, for example two pieces of molded plastic, and a cap.
- the receptacle comprises a first opening and a second opening and that the outlet of the applicator tip is not made by the first opening through and closed by the rod of the applicator tip, it is possible to inject mascara in the receptacle through the first opening to place this mascara close to the second opening when this second opening is closed.
- the tip applicator is then introduced into the receptacle, only the free end of the applicator tip is immersed in the mascara.
- one of the two openings can not be closed after use so that the sample can not be preserved.
- said second opening does not include a wiper system allowing a clean return of the applicator tip in the receptacle after being released so that the outer wall of the receptacle near the second opening is soiled with mascara during the back of the applicator tip, which encourages the user to discard the used sample rather than storing it.
- the mascara is in the receptacle inside a hermetically sealed compartment disposed between the applicator tip and the second opening.
- the compartment may be an integral part of the receptacle or may be disposed within the receptacle.
- the applicator tip is then separated from the mascara.
- Said compartment serves as a cartridge and may for example comprise two walls formed by operculi parallel to each other and perpendicular to the mouthpiece ⁇ pplic ⁇ teur.
- the covers may be made from a heat-sealable film comprising an aluminum base and therefore have excellent barrier properties.
- the two lids are intended to be struck and drilled successively by the free end of the applicator tip. When it is released by translation, the applicator tip passes through the compartment filled with mascara and is loaded with mascara throughout its length.
- the compartment advantageously contains a small amount of mascara suitable for a single use.
- the sample dispenser applicator comprises a tamper device, that is to say a device preventing translation or involuntary pushing of the rod and an involuntary output of the applicator tip.
- a tamper device may for example be a tamper-evident tongue glued to a suitable place to prevent any displacement of the rod.
- the invention also extends to a method of using a mascara sample applicator dispenser as described above in which the mascara is separated from the outside by a cap, consisting of piercing said cap by percussion of the tip applicator against the operculum.
- a cap consisting of piercing said cap by percussion of the tip applicator against the operculum.
- the sample applicator dispenser remains permanently monobloc and does not require the user to handle both a cap and the applicator / receptacle assembly so that it has a free hand for for example manipulate a mirror. Also, once burst, the operculum can not be repaired.
- the lid also serves as a wiper, alone or in cooperation with dewatering means disposed upstream or downstream of the lid.
- Such a concept for a sample applicator dispenser is, in addition to the multiple advantages mentioned above, particularly original and innovative in its form and in its principle of use or manipulation type "syringe". It should therefore get the support of people using mascara and a real commercial success.
- FIG. 1A illustrates in sectional view a first embodiment of a sample applicator dispenser in a closed situation.
- FIG. 1B illustrates in sectional view the sample of FIG. 1A in an open situation.
- FIG. 2A illustrates in sectional view a second embodiment of a sample applicator dispenser in a closed situation.
- Figure 2B illustrates in sectional view the sample of Figure 2A in an open situation.
- Figure 2C illustrates in sectional view the sample of Figure 2A with the receptacle loaded with mascara and a tamper device.
- Figure 2D illustrates in sectional view the sample of Figure 2C in an intermediate situation.
- Figure 2E illustrates in sectional view the sample of Figure 2C in an open situation.
- FIG. 3A illustrates in sectional view a third embodiment of a sample applicator dispenser in a closed situation.
- Figure 3B illustrates in sectional view the sample of Figure 3A in an open situation.
- FIG. 4A illustrates in sectional view a fourth embodiment of a sample applicator dispenser in a closed situation.
- FIG. 4B illustrates in sectional view the sample of FIG. 4A in an open situation.
- FIG. 5A illustrates in sectional view a fifth embodiment of a sample applicator dispenser in a closed situation.
- FIG. 5B illustrates in sectional view the sample of FIG. 5A in an open situation.
- FIG. 5C illustrates in a view from above the sample of FIG. 5A.
- Figure 5D illustrates in top view the sample of Figure 5B.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B show a first embodiment of a sample applicator dispenser 100 of the invention comprising a receptacle 1 constituted by a hollow tube 2 and a pierced plug 3, an applicator 10 consisting of a rod 11 and an applicator tip 12, and a lid 4.
- Fig. 1A shows the sample 100 in a closed situation, i.e. before use by a user
- Fig. 1B shows the same sample 100 in an open situation, i.e., ready for use. application on the eyelashes of the user.
- the pierced plug 3 is inserted inside the hollow tube 2, at a first open end of the hollow tube 2 so as to form the receptacle 1.
- the pierced plug 3 may for example be glued, clipped into the hollow tube or inserted in force in the hollow tube.
- the joint between the pierced plug 3 and the hollow tube 2 is hermetic.
- the hole in the pierced cap then forms a first opening in the receptacle.
- the second open end of the hollow tube forms a second opening in the receptacle.
- the pierced plug 3 In a closed situation, the pierced plug 3 is traversed by the rod 11 of the applicator 10 and allows this rod 11 to come out of the receptacle 1.
- the inside diameter of the opening of the pierced plug 3 has a diameter corresponding to the outside diameter of the rod 11 of the applicator 10 so as to seal this opening.
- the second opening of the receptacle is also sealed by a lid 4 heat-sealed to the hollow tube 2 so that the receptacle forms a hermetically sealed reservoir inside which the mascara does not dry.
- the lid 4 comprises a tongue 5 gripping for peeling the lid to leave open the second opening before use of the sample.
- the lid is for example an aluminum heat-sealable film whose cost is low, and forms an excellent barrier to any evaporation.
- the pierced plug 3 may for example be an element whose design is inspired by mascara applicator wipers which form an airtight junction with an applicator rod.
- the applicator tip 12 is arranged, with the mascara, in the receptacle 1.
- the rod 11 extends beyond the receptacle by the first opening.
- the applicator tip 12 is for example a conventional mascara brush of the "twisted wire brush” type, that is to say with a twisted wire 12a trapping a plurality of bristles 12b. One end of the wire twisted wire core of this brush is inserted and fixed in the rod.
- the applicator applicator tip for sale corresponding to the sample.
- the user removes the lid 4 closing the second opening and presses on the free end of the rod by holding the receptacle 1 by the hollow tube 2.
- the applicator 10 is then translated relative to the receptacle 2 and the applicator tip 12 out through the second opening, as shown in Figure 1 B.
- the free end of the rod 11 comprises a support plate l ia transverse to the rod to facilitate the push of the user on the rod and to also serve as a final stop against the plug 3 when the applicator tip 12 is out .
- the inner wall of the hollow tube 3 is tightened at the second opening so as to wring the excess mascara on the applicator tip when the applicator tip exits.
- the rod 11 passes through the first opening and the second opening of the receptacle 1 and the applicator tip 12 is out of the receptacle.
- the hollow tube then serves as a gripping means for the applicator 10.
- the diameter of the second opening also corresponds to the outer diameter of the rod 11 of the applicator 10 so as to ensure good support and good stability of the applicator 10 relative to the receptacle 1 when the tip is out for application .
- the plug 3 can be inserted sufficiently deep into the open end of the hollow tube 2 so as to leave a space inside which is housed the support plate 11a when the applicator tip 12 is out. The user can no longer catch the rod to pull it and return the applicator tip 12 to the receptacle so that it must discard the sample 100 after a single use. It is also possible to provide an irreversible latching system between the hollow tube and the rod to prevent a return of the applicator tip in the receptacle.
- the hollow tube 2 narrows externally tip-shaped at the second opening so that if the user returns the applicator tip 12 into the receptacle after use, the excess mascara still present on the brush will come place on the outer wall of the hollow tube 2 and soil the sample which will then be discarded.
- the sample 100 includes, in a closed situation, a tamper device preventing any involuntary exit of the applicator tip by pushing on the rod.
- a tamper device preventing any involuntary exit of the applicator tip by pushing on the rod. The user must remove or disable this tamper in order to use the sample.
- Such a tamper device is for example shown in Figure 2C.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B show a second embodiment of sample applicator dispenser 200 of the invention, respectively in a closed situation and in an open situation.
- the second sample 200 differs from the first sample 100 by the shape of the receptacle, particularly at the level of the second opening, and by the absence of a tab on the cover, assuming a different mode of use.
- the second sample 200 comprises a receptacle 21 formed of a hollow tube 22 having an internal wall forming a bottleneck or chimney 24 in the extension of the progressive tightening at the second opening.
- Such a chimney 26 has the function of forcing the mascara to distribute itself evenly over the entire applicator tip 12, more particularly when the amount of mascara injected into the receptacle has been minimized.
- the second opening has been hermetically sealed by a heat-sealable seal 24 which does not include a peel-off tab.
- a cover 24 is intended to be punctured by percussion of the free end of the applicator tip against the cover 24.
- Such a mode of use is particularly advantageous because it does not require not a prior removal operation of a cap or a cap which we do not know what to do during application and which can cause fouling due to its prior contact with mascara.
- the lid 24 can once burst serve as wiper.
- Such an opening by percussion by the applicator tip also makes it possible to limit as much as possible the quantity of mascara that is present between the free end of the applicator tip and the second opening during the opening of the sample and which risks to be pushed out of the receptacle.
- An aluminum-based operculum is ideally suited for percussive opening.
- the manufacture of the sample applicator dispenser 200 then consists in providing a sealed receptacle 21, in injecting a given quantity of mascara close to the cover 24 by the first opening, then in introducing the applicator 10 through this same first opening.
- the mascara has a viscosity such that this arrangement in the receptacle will not change over time or the manipulations of the sample in a closed situation.
- the sample 200 filled with mascara in a closed situation also comprises a tamper device 27 preventing an involuntary translation of the rod 11 with respect to the receptacle 21.
- a tongue stuck on the stem can for example be used tamper device.
- the user must remove this tamper evident tab before using the sample.
- the tamper-evident device could also be formed by a split hollow tube clipped on the rod 11.
- FIG. 2D which shows an intermediate step of the use of the sample, just before the seal 24 is punctured by the applicator tip 12, the free end of the applicator tip is inserted into the chimney 26 and partially expelled the mascara towards the inside of the receptacle, allowing the central part of the applicator tip to be loaded with mascara.
- the entire applicator tip passes through the zone in which the mascara is stored, the entire applicator tip is, once released, loaded with mascara.
- all the mascara introduced into the receptacle has been used and it is therefore possible to introduce into the receptacle only the amount of mascara desired for a single use, that is to say about 0.5 to 1 ml. of mascara.
- mascara concentration is stronger close to the core of the applicator tip at its periphery, the latter being less loaded to facilitate the combing eyelashes.
- the portion of the hollow tube 22 at the second opening and the punctured seal act as a wiper.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B show a third embodiment of sample applicator dispenser 300 of the invention, respectively in a closed situation and in an open situation.
- the third sample 300 differs from the two previous ones in that the mascara is placed, in a closed situation, in a sealed compartment 38 and separated from the applicator tip 12.
- the third sample 300 comprises a receptacle 31 formed of a hollow tube 32 of length sufficient to accommodate an applicator tip 12 and the compartment 38 sealed this compartment 38 being disposed in the receptacle between the applicator tip 12 and the second opening.
- Compartment 38 serves as a cartridge and contains mascara. It is then no longer necessary for the whole of the receptacle is hermetically closed.
- the compartment 38 is more particularly formed by a hollow and cylindrical side wall 39 closed by two lids 34, 34 '.
- the two lids 34,34 ' are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the applicator tip 12 and to the direction of translation of the applicator tip when it leaves the receptacle 31.
- the user When using the sample 300, the user maintains the hollow tube 32 and presses on the rod 11 of the applicator so that the applicator tip bursts the first lid 34, passes through the compartment 38 containing the mascara, cracks the second seal 34 ', passes through the hollow tube portion 32 at the second wiper opening and exits the receptacle in a state for application.
- the applicator tip 12 is loaded with mascara as it passes through the compartment 38.
- the compartment 38 contains the amount of mascara needed for a single use.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show a fourth embodiment of sample applicator dispenser 400 of the invention, respectively in a closed situation and in an open situation.
- the fourth sample 400 comprises a receptacle 41 constituted by a hollow tube 42 at one end of which is inserted a compartment 48 sealed.
- the mascara is disposed inside the compartment between a first operculum 44 and a second operculum 44 '.
- the hollow tube 42 serves more particularly to guide the rod 1 1 of the applicator 10 by a first opening, to protect the applicator tip 12 against any degradation and to maintain the compartment 48 in the extension of the applicator tip 12.
- the second cap 44 ' closes the second opening of the receptacle 41 and the compartment 48 has a hollow side wall 49 partially cylindrical and frustoconical tightening at the second opening. In this embodiment, it is the side wall 49 which serves as a wiper.
- 5A, 5C and 5B, 5D show a fifth embodiment of sample applicator dispenser 500 of the invention, respectively in a closed situation and in an open situation.
- the fifth sample 500 differs from the fourth sample 400 in the way of handling the applicator rod relative to the receptacle.
- the fifth sample 500 comprises a receptacle 51 constituted by a hollow tube 52 at one end of which is inserted a compartment 58 sealed and containing the mascara.
- the hollow tube 52 is closed at the end opposite the end receiving the compartment 58 and has two slots 60, as shown in Figures 5C and 5E in plan view.
- the fifth sample further comprises an applicator 10 'having a rod 11' forming two branches 13 'extending perpendicular to the applicator tip 12' and passing through the slots 60 which form a first opening of the receptacle 51.
- the branches 13 ' are each end with plates 14 'facilitating the manipulation of the rod 11'.
- the user maintains the receptacle 51 by the hollow tube 52, catches the plates 14 'and slides the rod 11' along the slots 60 so that the applicator tip 12 'passes through the compartment 58 and out of the receptacle 51.
- the applicator tip 12 ' is introduced into the hollow tube by sliding the rod 11' into the slots 60 and then the compartment is inserted into the hollow tube 52.
- the compartment 58 may for example be glued. or snapped into the hollow tube 52.
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