L'oreal

Pauline Prade

Eric Caulier

Alain Berhault

Audrey Thenin

Denis Befve

Alexis Leonard

Chloé Cabon

Antoine Lebrun

Applicator for applying a cosmetic product to the skin, in particular the eyelids, comprising an applicator member (), the latter having on its external surface a recess () and an applicator tip () having a substantially flat main facet () extending from the recess () towards the distal end of the applicator member ().

Applicator for applying a cosmetic product

A device for packaging and applying eyeliner including a container containing the eyeliner to be applied, and an applicator tip defining an application surface for applying the eyeliner contained in the container, having at least one cavity opening on the application surface and being elongate along a longitudinal axis, the cavity being bordered laterally by two walls, the free edges of which, on the application surface side, are convex in shape about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the cavity.

Cosmetic applicator

Applicator for applying a cosmetic product to human keratin materials, having:

Applicator for applying a cosmetic product to human keratin materials, having: a holder and an applicator tip (), of longitudinal axis (X), that is carried by the holder and has: a base part (), of axis (X), for fastening to the holder by way of at least one of its portions, and an application part () that is attached to the base part () and has at least three surfaces (), each having a contour formed by at least one edge (), and/or a base line () that acts as a junction between the application part () and a cylindrical portion, of axis (X), of the base part (), the shapes of the contours of the surfaces () being different in pairs and not symmetrical to one another about an axis or a median plane.

Applicator () for applying a cosmetic product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, having an applicator member (), the applicator member () having: the core () having at least one portion, between the ends of the arms (), with a non-circular cross section, and the arms () being distributed irregularly around the core ().

Cosmetic applicator comprising an application member having a base fixed to a support, this base extending along a longitudinal axis of the support, and an applicator part connected to the base, the applicator comprising a constraint element () attached to the application member and at least partially in contact with the latter, the constraint element () constraining the application member in such a way that the applicator part extends at least partially obliquely with respect to the axis of the support.

The invention relates to an application pen () for applying a fluid substance (S) on a body part, said application pen comprising an applicator head () made of a porous material (), said applicator head comprising a first part () and a second part () inclined (&#x3b1;) relative to each other, said first and second parts being single-piece. The applicator head is obtainable by a method comprising the following steps:

Application pen with an inclined tip end

An applicator for applying an eye-liner, extending along a straight longitudinal axis, including: an application member, in particular an applicator tip, a support carrying the application member, extending along an exposed length along the longitudinal axis of the applicator, a handle defining a gripping surface allowing the user to hold the applicator when applying the product, the handle having at least one cross-section, considered perpendicularly to the longitudinal axis of the applicator, with a substantially triangular general shape, the handle extending along a length along the longitudinal axis of the applicator, the ratio of the length of the handle to the exposed length of the support being greater than 2, preferably between 2 and 7, and more preferably between 3 and 6, the handle having at least two cross-sections, separate from each other, with a substantially triangular general shape, the two cross-sections being angularly offset relative to each other.

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Pauline Prade