JPH0436733Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an eyeliner container consisting of a container body and a lid to which a brush-like application brush is attached.

This type of eyeliner container generally has a structure in which a gasket body is provided slightly deeper than the mouth end of the container body to wipe away the liquid content attached to the outer periphery of the shaft of the paint brush.
It is used as follows. First, remove the lid,
Pull out the paint brush from the container body. At this time, the shaft of the paint brush is wiped away by the packing body, but the paint brush is still coated with excess liquid, making it impossible to draw fine lines. Then, the application brush is pressed against the mouth end of the container body to remove excess liquid, and at the same time, the shape of the application brush is adjusted, after which eyeliner is drawn. When you press this paint brush against the mouth end of the container body, the liquid inside the paint brush may be pushed out, but in this case, insert the paint brush into the container body again and apply again in the same way. Adjust the brush. Also, when drawing eyeliner and consuming the liquid in the application brush, the application brush is inserted into the container body again and the above-mentioned adjustment of the application brush is performed. That is, with conventional containers, it is necessary to insert the application brush into the container body several times for one use.

The purpose of the present invention is to improve this complexity and provide an eyeliner container that can be used once without having to insert the application brush into the container body again after pulling out the application brush once. It was devised as

The inventor of this invention carefully observed the body of the body of the body, and found that after the paint brush was pulled out, the liquid that adhered to the outer periphery of the shaft and was wiped off to adhere to the lower surface of the body of the body of the body was simply a liquid that adhered to the bottom surface of the body. It was discovered that there is a phenomenon in which the particles not only accumulate in the gasket but also rise through the shaft insertion hole of the packing body and accumulate in the form of drops on the shaft insertion hole. The present invention takes advantage of this phenomenon and is configured to use the liquid that collects in droplets as a liquid to be reapplied to the brush during use.

In other words, the present invention is an eyeliner container consisting of a container body and a lid to which a brush-like application brush is attached, and the eyeliner container is shaped by wiping the shaft of the application brush against the mouth end of the container body and pressing the application brush against the mouth end of the container body. A gasket body is provided, and the content liquid is collected around the shaft insertion hole on the upper surface of the gasket body, and a liquid reservoir recess is formed in which a paint brush can be immersed when viewed from the outside. This eyeliner container is characterized in that it has a narrow diameter portion that retains the wiped content liquid while remaining attached and supplies it to the liquid reservoir recess.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to illustrative embodiments.
In the eyeliner container 10 shown in FIG.
2 is a container body, and a lid 14 is attached to the mouth of the container body. Reference numeral 16 denotes a paint brush, which is provided at the tip of a shaft 18 attached to the inner bottom of the lid 14. 20
is a rubber packing body, which is attached to the mouth end of the container body 12, and has a shaft insertion hole 22 formed in the center, and wipes off the liquid content that adheres to the outer periphery of the shaft 18 when the lid 14 is removed. The upper surface 24 of the packing body 20 is approximately funnel-shaped, and the area around the shaft insertion hole 22 is recessed to form a liquid reservoir recess 26 . A narrow diameter portion 28 is formed on the lower surface of the packing body 20 by the packing body 20 itself extending downward. The diameter of this narrow diameter portion 28 is determined according to the properties of the content liquid so that the content liquid can be stored here without flowing down due to surface tension and viscosity, and is usually 1.5 to 5 mm.
That's about it.

This container 10 has the above configuration and is used in the following manner. First, remove the lid 14 and pull out the paint brush 16 from the container body 12. At this time, the shaft 18
The content liquid adhering to the outer periphery is wiped off by the packing body 20 and accumulates in the narrow diameter portion 20 on the lower surface of the packing body 20. This liquid further rises through the shaft insertion hole 22 and collects in the liquid reservoir recess 26 in the form of drops. The reason for this is not clear, but the vaporization of the liquid may be promoted by the surface tension of the liquid, an increase in internal pressure due to the expansion of the air inside the container due to the heat from the hand holding the container, or agitation when the brush is removed. This seems to be due to the increase in internal pressure caused by this. Since the drawn-out painting brush 16 has an excessive amount of liquid attached to it, it is pressed against the upper surface 24 of the packing body to remove the excess liquid, and at the same time, the shape of the painting brush is adjusted for use. If the liquid in the paint brush 16 is pushed out by this adjustment, or if the liquid in the paint brush 16 is consumed by drawing eyeliner, the liquid in the paint brush 16 is pushed out into the liquid in the liquid reservoir recess 26. Visually apply and paint with brush 16
The content liquid is applied to the gasket, and if necessary, the liquid is adjusted again on the upper surface 24 of the gasket body before use.

Therefore, with this container 10, it is not necessary to insert the paint brush into the container body 12 again during one use. Further, since the liquid content is reliably collected on the lower surface of the packing body 20 by the narrow diameter portion 28, there is no problem that this liquid will flow down to the liquid in the liquid reservoir recess 26.

In the above embodiment, the narrow diameter portion is formed from the packing body itself, but it may also be formed from the mouth member of the container body 12a, as in the case of the narrow diameter portion 28a of the container 10a shown in FIG.

Further, as in the container 10b shown in FIG. 3, the narrow diameter portion 28b may be formed by elongating the shaft insertion hole 22b. In this way, the narrow diameter portion becomes extremely thin, and even the highly fluid content liquid can be reliably retained. The inside of this narrow diameter portion 28b is filled with the liquid that adheres to the lower surface of the packing body 20b when the shaft is pulled out from the container body 12b, and is sucked up by the negative pressure caused by the shaft being pulled out.

As mentioned above, the container of the present invention has a gasket body at the mouth end and has a liquid reservoir recess, so once the paint brush is pulled out, adjust the paint brush while visually checking it on the top surface of the gasket body. Moreover, the liquid contained in the liquid reservoir recess can be applied, and there is no need to insert the paint brush into the container body again, making it extremely easy to handle. Moreover, since this container has a narrow diameter part, the liquid inside is highly fluid.
Even if the liquid has a strong tendency to flow down from the bottom surface of the packing body and from the liquid reservoir recess, it will remain firmly attached to the packing body, making it possible to use it as described above, and with a wide range of properties. It can be applied to the content liquid.

Therefore, the present invention is most suitable for eyeliner, but is also suitable as a container for eyeshadow, liquid lipstick, nail polish, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front sectional view showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are front sectional views of main parts showing different embodiments. 10... Eyeliner container, 12... Container body, 14... Lid, 16... Painting brush, 18... Shaft,
20...Packing body, 22...Shaft insertion hole, 24...
...Top surface of packing body, 26...Liquid reservoir recess, 28...
Small diameter part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In an eyeliner container consisting of a container body and a lid to which a brush-like coloring brush is attached, a packing body is formed by wiping the shaft of the coloring brush against the mouth end of the container body and shaping the color by pressing the coloring brush. The inner liquid is collected around the shaft insertion hole on the upper surface of the gasket body, forming a liquid reservoir recess into which a painting brush can be soaked when viewed from the outside. An eyeliner container, characterized in that it has a narrow diameter portion that retains the liquid inside and supplies it to the liquid reservoir recess.