Georgia-pacific France

Fort James France

Sca Tissue France

Fort James, S.a.r.l.

Georgia-pacific S.a.r.l.

Essity Operations France

Bernard Louis Dit Picard

Jean-Louis Neveu

Philippe Gregoire

Henri Lesage

Joseph Patrick O'Connor

Yves Malecot

S&eacute;bastian Conran

Bruno Bret

Anne-Gaëlle Clermont

Alexandra Da Silva

Sébastian Conran

The invention relates to a skin care pad comprising exfoliating elements () which are distributed between at least one first fibrous layer () and a second fibrous layer (), said second layer having a lower basis weight than the first fibrous layer. In this way, the inventive pad can be used daily, in order to exfoliate and massage the skin and to remove make-up.

Skin care pad

The invention relates to a process of hydroentangling a fibrous web (N) including of positioning the web on a porous moving support () in translatory movement or in rotation about an axis, and of treating at least one side of the web by means of a plurality of streams of water arranged in a row perpendicular to the direction of movement of the web, characterized in that the row includes streams with a first cross-section (A) and at least streams with a second cross-section (A) different from the first. The invention also relates to a process including treatment of the web by means of a plurality of streams of water arranged in at least two rows perpendicular to the direction of movement of the web. The rows include streams with a first cross-section () and at least streams with a second cross-section () different from the first cross-section, at least one row including streams the spacing of which is not constant. This process may be applied to produce webs the state of the surface of which varies.

Method and device for hydroentangling a web made of a fibrous cellulose product, and a web of this type

The invention relates to a skin care article exhibiting a scrub cleaning effect by friction and comprising at least one first and one second external layer made of a fibrous material. The inventive article is characterized in that the first layer (&#x2033;) forms an absorbing cushion and substantially consists of low-micronaire cellulose fibers, in particular less than 8, and the second layer (&#x2033;) is substentially consists of high-micronaire fibers, in particular of micronaire higher than 8, said layers being selected from the following materials: flax, ramie, sisal, jute and hemp separate or mixed.

Skin care article

The invention relates to a hydrophilic cotton product of 100% cotton fibers and including at least one first and one second outer layers. In the invention, the first layer is of fine fibers exhibiting a low micronaire value and constitutes a soft side and the second layer is of fibers exhibiting a higher micronaire value and constitutes a scraping surface. In particular, the product of the invention applies to cosmetics for makeup deposition on and/or removal from the skin.

Hydrophilic cotton product comprising a soft surface and a scraping surface

The invention proposes a dispenser of paper, or other equivalent product, including a housing storing the product in the form of folded sheets to be dispensed through a dispensing opening. The paper is contained in a detachable cartridge compatible with the paper dimensions and assembled to the dispenser inside the housing. The cartridge includes an end wall situated opposite an opening of the housing wherein is located a dispensing slot of which the shape matches the paper sheets to be dispensed. The cartridge includes walls which guide the stack of folded sheets.

Paper dispenser containing a removable case

The general application of the invention is a finishing process for an air-laid nonwoven web composed of short cellulosic fibers, bound by a thermoplastic binder and having a less than perfect homogeneous fiber distribution. In the invention, the process includes deforming under hot stress the web between an undeforming hard engraved cylinder and a slave cylinder having a hardness between about 60 and 90 degrees shore hardness D. The slave cylinder is resilient and deformable at the pressure applied to it by the engraved cylinder. In particular, the invention applies to the manufacture of webs and of disposable, decorative napkins.

Process of finishing an air-laid web and web obtained thereby

The invention proposes a dispenser for a web wound into a coreless roll, the roll (,) being mounted on an irrotational, substantially cylindrical support spindle (,), the web in this dispenser being dispensed by rotationally unwinding the roll (,) around the axis (A,) of the support spindle (,), characterized in that the support spindle (,) includes means (,) axially locking the roll (,) and in that the spindle (,) bears means (,) for decelerating the roll (,) being unwound.

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Amfreville la Campagne, France

Bernard Louis Dit Picard