Classifications

• • 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
  • A45D40/30—Masks for marking lips or eyelashes
• • 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
  • A45D2200/00—Details not otherwise provided for in A45D
  • A45D2200/10—Details of applicators
  • A45D2200/1072—Eyeliners

Definitions

• the subject matter of the current application relates to makeup. Specifically, it relates to eyeliner stencils or templates.
• a second layer which includes an at least partially transparent section and one or more opaque sections, second top and bottom surfaces and second inner and outer outlines.
• the second inner outline defines the one or more opaque sections and separates the at least partially transparent and opaque sections.
• the second bottom surface is at least partially adhered to the first top surface.
• the first and second layers are joined, and the opaque section is positioned on top of, and at least a partially overlaps, the opening.
• the first and second layers can have respective first and second removal edges configured for easy removal of each respective layer, none of which are covered with an adhesive.
• the first bottom surface can be at least partially covered with an at least partially transparent first adhesive.
• the second bottom surface can be at least partially covered with an at least partially transparent second adhesive.
• the first and second outer outlines do not have the same shape.
• the first and second outer outlines can have the same shape.
• Fig. 4 is a front view of an eyelid without an eyeliner applied thereto;
• Fig. 5 is a view of the eyeliner stencil of Fig. 1 being positioned onto the eyelid;
• Fig. 7 is a view of the eyeliner stencil of Fig. 1 in an application position, while only the first layer rests on the eyelid;
• Fig. 8 is a view of the first layer of Fig. 2 while an eyeliner is applied onto the eyelid;
• Fig. 9 is a view of the first layer being properly removed from the eyelid
• Fig. 10 is a view of an eyelid with eyeliner applied thereto;
• Fig. 11 is a cross sectional view of the eyeliner stencil of Fig. 1 ;
• Fig. 12 is a second embodiment of an eyeliner stencil in an assembled position
• Fig. 13 is a plan view of a first layer of the eyeliner stencil of Fig. 12;
• Fig. 14 is a plan view of a second layer of the eyeliner stencil of Fig. 12;
• an eyeliner stencil 10, 110 (or template, as it is sometimes referred to) include first and second layers 12, 112, 14, 114. Both layers can be made from, e.g., plastic, or silicone.
• the first inner outline 20 can have an elongated shape. It is, however, noted that the first inner outline 20, 120 can have any desired shape.
• the opening 24 is configured for allowing easy and accurate application of eyeliner 26 on a human eyelid. Thus, the final shape of the eyeliner 26 applied on the eyelid is set by the shape of the first inner outline 20.
• the first bottom surface 18 is at least partially covered with a reusable, first adhesive material 28, or glue.
• the first adhesive 28 is at least partially transparent.
• the first adhesive 28 can be chosen to be safe for human skin application.
• the first adhesive 28 is also configured to be easily applicable to, and easily removable from, e.g., human skin. In other words, the first adhesive 28 is not permanent, and allows easy application/removal of the first layer 12 or the stencil 10 onto human skin.
• the second layer 14 includes second inner and outer outlines 32, 34, second top and bottom surfaces 36, 38 and transparent and opaque sections 40, 42.
• the transparent section 40 being at least partially transparent (not necessarily fully transparent). In other words, the transparent section 40 sufficiently transparent to allow the user to see the skin underneath it.
• the second inner outline 32 encompasses, or defines the opaque section 42 and separates each two sections. It is, however, noted that the second inner outline 32, 132, can have any desired shape.
• the first and second inner outlines 20, 32 can have the same shape.
• the second bottom surface 38 is at least partially covered with a reusable second adhesive material 44. In other words, the second adhesive 44 is not intended for permanent adhesion, and configured for reuse.
• the second bottom surface 38 can be covered by the second adhesive 44 at the transparent section 40.
• the second adhesive 44 is at least partially transparent.
• the first and second adhesives 28, 44 can be the same material.
• the first and second outer outlines 22, 34 do not have the same shape (Figs. 1-14).
• the first and second outer outlines 222, 234 have the same shape (Figs. 15-17).
• the second layer 14 can have a second removal edge 46 at an end of the second outer outline 34.
• the second removal edge 46 is not covered by adhesive.
• the second removal edge 46 does not overlap any portion of the first layer 12. Thus, enabling easy holding of the second removal edge 46.
• the opaque section 42 can be free of adhesive at the second bottom surface 38.
• the first layer 112 is at least partially transparent and has first top and bottom surfaces 116, 118 and multiple first inner outlines 120 and an outer outline 122.
• Each first inner outline 120 encompasses, or defines, a respective owning 124 in the first layer 112.
• the openings 124 open out to the first top and bottom surfaces 116, 118.
• the first inner outlines 120 do not open out to the first outer outline 122.
• the first inner outlines 120 do not intersect the first outer outline 122.
• the first inner outlines 120 are star-shaped.
• the first bottom surface 118 is at least partially covered with a reusable, first adhesive material 128, or glue.
• the first adhesive 128 is at least partially transparent.
• the first adhesive 128 can be chosen to be safe for human skin application.
• the first adhesive 128 is also configured to be easily applicable to, and easily removable from, e.g., human skin. In other words, the first adhesive 128 is not permanent, and allows easy application/removal of the first layer 112 or the stencil 110 onto human skin.
• the first layer 112 can have a first removal edge 130 at an end of the first outer outline 122.
• the first removal edge 130 does not overlap any portion of the second layer 114. Thus, enabling easy holding of the first removal edge 130.
• the second layer 114 includes second inner outlines 132 and an outer outline 134, second top and bottom surfaces 136, 138 and transparent and opaque sections 140, 142.
• Each second inner outline 132 encompasses, or defines a respective opaque section 142 and separates each two sections.
• the first and second inner outlines 120, 132 can have the same shape.
• the second bottom surface 138 is at least partially covered with a reusable second adhesive material 144.
• the second adhesive 144 is at least partially transparent.
• the first and second adhesives 128, 144 can be the same material. In the present example, the first and second outer outlines 122, 134 do not have the same shape.
• the second layer 114 can have a second removal edge 146 at an end of the second outer outline 134.
• the second removal edge 146 is not covered by adhesive.
• the second removal edge 146 does not overlap any portion of the first layer 112.
• the stencil 10,110 can have an assembled position and an application position. In the assembled position (Figs. 1, 5-6), the first and second layers 12, 112, 14, 114 are joined, or adhered together, and the second bottom surface 38, 138 is in contact with the first top surface 16, 116 (with, or without glue/adhesive).
• the two layers can be glued together by the second adhesive 44, 144 (Fig. 1, 5, 11 and 12).
• the stencil 10, 110 can either be used to choose the correct orientation on the eyelid, or stored in a case for reuse.
• the opaque section 42, 142 is located above, or on top of, the opening 24, 124.
• the opaque section 42, 142 can overlap the opening 24, 124 (Fig. 5).
• the opaque section 42, 142 completely, and exactly, overlaps the opening 24, 124.
• the first and second inner outlines 20, 120, 32, 132 can have the same shape and size.
• the reason for the location of the opaque section 42, 142 with respect to the opening 24, 124 is that a user chooses the correct orientation of the opaque section 42, 142 on the eyelid, and by doing so, he consequently sets the location where the user will eventually apply the eyeliner 26 on the eyelid.
• the orientation of the opaque section 42, 142 on the eyelid directly affects the orientation of a shape of an eyeliner 26 applied on the eyelid.
• An eyeliner application method for use with the stencil 10, 110 can include the following steps:

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