Albea Services

Anne Rutigliano

Camille Schreiber

Osvaldo Uresti

Patrick Lhoyer

Yann Crapet

Mark Edmondson

Thomas Bonnin

Aurélie Badie

Applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular for mascara, comprising: Said applicator is characterised in that the core has a plurality of recessed regions for storing product, which alternate, axially along the axis X of said core, with jutting regions for combing the eyelashes, said recessed regions consisting of cylindrical portions.

Applicator for a cosmetic product and associated applicator assembly

The invention relates to an applicator tip () for cosmetic product, said applicator tip () comprising a fixing part for fixing to a support rod, and an application part (') for applying said product, said application part (&#x2032;) having at least two opposing rounded applicator faces (F, F) that are hinged to said fixing part () and extend as far as a distal end () of the applicator (), said rounded faces (F, F) having a radius of curvature (R, R) of less than 6 mm. The invention also relates to an associated applicator and applicator assembly.

Applicator tip for cosmetic product, associated applicator and applicator assembly

An applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular mascara, comprises a twisted core and fibers which extend from the core and are held by the core, the core having a main longitudinal direction of extension, known as the main axis (X), and the core being rectilinear along the main axis (X), the fibers forming an envelope (E) with their free ends, characterized in that the envelope (E) comprises, along the main axis (X), a substantially concave face (F) and a substantially convex, opposite, face (F).

Applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular mascara and method of producing such an applicator

An applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular mascara, comprises a twisted core and fibres which extend from the core and are retained by the core, the core extending in a main longitudinal direction, referred to as the main axis (X), the core being rectilinear along the main axis (X), and the fibres forming an envelope (E) with their free ends. The envelope (E) has four faces (F-F), the faces (F-F) each having a plane of symmetry comprising the main axis (X), each of the four faces (F-F) being generated by a straight line, referred to as a generating line, orthogonal to the main axis (X) and orthogonal to the plane of symmetry of the face (F-F), at least two consecutive faces (F, F) of the four faces (F-F) having a curved profile along the main axis (X).

Applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular mascara, and method of manufacturing such an applicator

An applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular mascara, comprises a twisted core and fibers which extend from the core and are held by the core, the core having a main longitudinal direction of extension, known as the main axis (X), and the core being rectilinear along the main axis (X). The fibers form an envelope (E) with their free ends, the envelope (E) comprising faces (F-F) which alternate about the main axis (X), the faces (F-F) being curved, a cross section made transversely to the main axis (X), known as the cross section, having a substantially polygonal shape so as to form edges between the curved faces (F-F).

The invention relates to an applicator for a cosmetic product, comprising a core having a first end, referred to as a proximal end, and a second, free end, referred to as a distal end, a plurality of protrusions projecting from the core, and a plurality of plates also projecting from the core, wherein the protrusions and the plates are moulded with the core, the core is curved in its direction of extension so as to define a concave part and a convex part, and wherein the protrusions extend substantially over the concave part of the core and the plates extend substantially over the convex part of the core. The invention also relates to an associated applicator assembly.

An applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular mascara, comprises a twisted core and fibres that extend from the core being held by the core, the core having a distal end and a proximal end, the fibres forming an envelope (E) with their free end, characterised in that the envelope (E) has curved faces (F-F) with at least one slope, or inclination, from the distal end to the proximal end, the slope or inclination changing direction from one face (FF) to the other (FF) so that the envelope (E) has hollows alternating with raised parts around the core.

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Maisons-Laffitte, France

Anne Rutigliano