Chanel Parfums Beaute

Pochet Du Courval

Olivier Perrin

Sylvie Legastelois

Nicolas Castex

Christian Salciarini

Denis Cavallucci

Antoine Bruneau

Marc Lassus

Nicolas Mathieu

Grégory Perbal

Cédric Mallochet

Fatima Fikri

Gilles Hengy

Jean-Jacques Wicky

The present invention relates to a compressible dispenser of a liquid product, in particular a cosmetic liquid product such as a cream, which includes a resiliently compressible body, a member for dispensing said liquid product having an outlet opening for the liquid, a cap having a wall, attachment means intended for ensuring the removable attachment of said cap on said body, and which includes a cover covering the distribution member. The outer peripheral surface is flush with said outlet opening, and the wall of the cap and the wall of the body have outer surfaces that are flush at the upper edges thereof. The cap and the body are portions that complement one another, with a continuously convex shape, said protection cover having a shape identical to that of the wall of the cap, but reduced by at least the thickness of the wall of said cap.

Compressible dispenser of a liquid product, in particular a cosmetic liquid product such as a cream

The invention relates to a jar comprising:

Jar comprising means for pressurizing a dispensing pump

A machine is for the manufacture of a hollow glass article that includes at least one thin side wall. The machine includes at least one molten glass parison distributor, a blank mold including a cavity designed to successively receive at least one parison of molten glass, and components that form a blank of the article in the blank mold, transfer the blank into a cavity of the finishing mold, and form the article in the finishing mold. The cavity of the finishing mold includes at least one side part provided with a concave cavity to form, on the side wall of the article, a convex bulge directed towards the exterior of the article. The machine further includes a component that removes the bulge to give the side wall of the article a substantially constant thickness.

Machine for manufacturing a hollow article made of thin glass

The invention relates to a display rack for shades of nail varnish, comprising a support and colored tabs which are mounted on the support in a mobile manner, independently from each other.

Display rack for shades of nail varnish

The invention relates to an article which comprises a bottle of cosmetic product and a pack. The pack includes at least one wall having at least one region in relief suggesting, or even reproducing, a bottle shape so as to immobilize it with respect to the wall. The invention also relates to a pack for a bottle of cosmetic product and a method for removing a bottle of cosmetic product from a case.

Article including a bottle of cosmetic product and a pack

The invention relates to a method, comprising: feeding at least one molten-glass parison into a parison mold; forming, in the parison mold, a blank of an item from said at least one parison; transferring the blank of the item into a finishing mold; and forming the item in the finishing mold. While forming the item in the finishing mold, excess glass is directed out of the base of the item so as to form a convex bulge, and said bulge is removed such that the thickness of the base of the item is substantially constant.

Method and equipment for manufacturing a thin, hollow glass item

The invention relates to a process for manufacturing a hollow glass article comprising at least one thin side wall (), in which process: During forming of the article, excess glass is directed towards the exterior of the side wall of the article to form a convex bulge () and the bulge is removed to give the side wall of the article a substantially constant thickness. The invention also relates to a corresponding machine and product.

Process and machine for manufacturing a hollow article made of thin glass

A case for a cosmetic or body hygiene product comprises a body having a bottom and a free edgeB and containing a dishcontaining a solid, pasty or pulverulent product, and a lidmounted pivotably on the body. It also comprises movable equipmentcomprising the dish and a hinge regionby which the lid is hinged thereto and which is able to undergo translational movement perpendicularly with respect to the bottom, and at least one elastically compressible assemblyhaving two stable withdrawn positions with respect to a maximum pushed-in position, said assembly being inserted between the body and the movable equipment so as to delimit for this equipment a maximum pushed-in configuration and a minimum pushed-in configuration, these configurations being such that, when the movable equipment is in the maximum pushed-in configuration and the lid is in the closed configuration, the hinge region of the equipment and at least part of this lid are retracted into the body whereas, when this equipment is in the minimum pushed-in position, the hinge region is at least partly outside the body so that the lid can pivot between its configurations and the lid has a sufficient handhold for a user to carry out this pivoting movement.

Case for cosmetic or body hygiene product having a retractable hinge

A dispensing bottle-topfor bottles for products of liquid or viscous consistency includes a bottle-top body () adapted to be mounted on a bottle and including a feed cavity () and a top piece () adapted to be moved relative to this body between an inactive configuration in which a product dispensing orifice () is blocked and an active configuration in which this dispensing orifice () is exposed to the outside and communicates with the feed cavity (). This bottle-top has a lateral wall that is advantageously cylindrical and is formed by the bodyand, in said inactive configuration, an upper wall consisting entirely of the upper wall of the top part. This cylindrical body and this top part have complementary part-spherical surfaces adapted to slide one along the other with a relative movement and being connected by complementary retaining and guiding elements that remain hidden by this top part in each of the active and inactive configurations thereof. The dispensing orificeis in one of the sliding surfaces.

Part-spherical sliding surface dispensing bottle-top for products of liquid or viscous consistency and bottle fitted with such a bottle-top

A box for cosmetic or toiletry products including a body having a bottom and a free edge and containing a cup containing a solid, paste or powder product, and a lid mounted to pivot on the body. The lid is connected to the body by at least one double hinge including an upper link articulated to the body and to the underside of the lid, and a lower link situated between the upper link and the bottom, more inclined than the first link relative to the bottom in the closed configuration of the lid, and articulated to the body and under the lid. In the closed configuration, the cover is retracted into the body and flush with the free edge, having at a distance from the double hinge an actuation area bearing at least indirectly against a bistable pushbutton elastically compressible toward the bottom of the body.

Box with retractable lid for cosmetic or toiletry products

A container for a solid, liquid, paste or powder cosmetic product, comprising a product applicator element having a transverse face and a tubular storage element elongate in a longitudinal direction and having a bottom and an annular end, the applicator element being mounted in the tubular storage element, is characterized in that the applicator element is a friction fit in the tubular storage element and bears against a mobile part slidably mounted in the tubular element and connected thereto by an elastically compressible device with two axial retraction configurations relative to an axial depression configuration, the two axial retraction configurations respectively defining a first configuration of the applicator element in which its transverse face is flush with the annular end of the tubular element and a second configuration in which its transverse face projects relative to that annular end of the tubular element to a given distance that is significantly greater than the axial depression travel of the elastically compressible device between the first axial retraction configuration and the axial depression configuration.

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Chatillon, France

Olivier Perrin