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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 13, 2011
Filed:
Oct. 03, 2008
Thomas Elliot Rabe, Baltimore, MD (US);
Peter Jonathan Wyatt, Forest Hill, MD (US);
Keri Ann Marsh, Baltimore, MD (US);
Matthew Clair Ehrman, Pikesville, MD (US);
Nancy Taylor Dempsey, Forest Hill, MD (US);
Megan Mai Morys, Cambridge, GB;
Robert Scadding Moir, Cambridge, GB;
Peter Paul Beentje, Rotterdam, NL;
Kate Reeves, Berkshire, GB;
Thomas Elliot Rabe, Baltimore, MD (US);
Peter Jonathan Wyatt, Forest Hill, MD (US);
Keri Ann Marsh, Baltimore, MD (US);
Matthew Clair Ehrman, Pikesville, MD (US);
Nancy Taylor Dempsey, Forest Hill, MD (US);
Megan Mai Morys, Cambridge, GB;
Robert Scadding Moir, Cambridge, GB;
Peter Paul Beentje, Rotterdam, NL;
Kate Reeves, Berkshire, GB;
The Procter & Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Abstract
An applicator for use with an eyelash extension system that has a backbone and a backbone surface. A plurality of eyelash extensions are attached to the backbone. The applicator has a closure having a closure surface facing the backbone surface, and a pair of clips, each clip including a first arm, a second arm, and a pivot attached to the first arm and the second arm. A first holder is attached to each of the first arms to releasably attach the backbone to the first arms. Further there is a second holder attached to each of the second arms to releasably attach the closure to the second arms. The first and second arms are moveable between a first state wherein the first and second arms are spaced relative to each other and a second state wherein the first and second arms abut each other.