JP2008188085A - Sheet body for makeup - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To surely closely attach a sheet body even to nose wings together with cheeks and the lower part of the nose by forming a cut line in an appropriate shape on a sheet body. <P>SOLUTION: A face mask 10 comprises: a glabella facing part 1 to face the glabella of a face; a cut line 2 formed in the vertical direction at a position facing the nose bridge of the face at the center part of a transverse direction; a hole part 3 in a roughly triangular shape, whose peek is continued to the lower end of the cut line 2; a nose lower part facing part 4 to face the lower part of the nose of the face; nose wing facing parts 5A and 5B to face the respective right and left nose wings of the face; and a first cheek facing part 6A and a second cheek facing part 6B to respectively face each of the parts from the left and right mouth corners to the cheeks of the face. When the first cheek facing part 6A and the second cheek facing part 6B are respectively closely attached to the right cheek and the left cheek, the first nose wing facing part 5A and the second nose wing facing part 5B are separated from each other by the undulation of the nose bridge and the cheeks of the face, and they are closely attached to the left and right nose wings 32. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a cosmetic sheet body such as a wet mask that is used by being placed on the face when supplying a cosmetic liquid to the skin of the face.

  Conventionally, a face mask, which is a cosmetic sheet, has been used as a beauty tool used when supplying cosmetic liquid to the facial skin (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The face mask is placed on the face by impregnating the liquid.

  The face mask is configured by forming a specific shape such as a hole or a cut line in a portion of a planar sheet body such as a nonwoven fabric that faces each part of the face. For example, cut lines are formed in portions facing the periphery of the eyes and the periphery of the nose, and holes are formed in a portion facing the mouth. Some have holes formed in portions facing the eyes.

  In addition, although the face has three-dimensional irregularities, it is difficult to make the face mask completely adhere to the entire face because the face mask is formed from a planar sheet. In particular, the nose is raised from between the surrounding eyebrows, under the cheeks and under the nose, and when the flat sheet body is placed on the face as it is, the center part of the sheet body contacts only the highest nasal bridge, It becomes impossible to make it adhere sufficiently to a wide area under the nose.

Therefore, in the conventional face mask, a substantially U-shaped cut line is formed in the portion facing the nose so that the central portion of the sheet body sufficiently contacts not only the nasal bridge but also between the eyebrows, under the cheeks and under the nose. ing.
JP 2002-172022 A

  However, the projected area and the actual surface area of the nose that protrudes from between the surrounding eyebrows, the forehead, and under the nose are greatly different. For this reason, when the sheet body is brought into close contact with the eyebrows, cheeks and under the nose with relatively little unevenness, the sheet body cannot be brought into close contact with a part of the nose surface. When a substantially U-shaped cut line is formed in the part facing the nose of the face mask, the inner part of the cut line can be brought into close contact with the nasal bridge, but the outer part of the cut line is separated from the nose wing of the cheek. Located in the part. The nose wing is easily contaminated by lipids and the like, which is an important point of a beautiful face. However, the face mask cannot be brought into close contact with this portion, and cosmetics cannot be supplied from the face mask.

  An object of the present invention is to form a cut line of an appropriate shape in a sheet body, so that the sheet body can be securely adhered to the nose wing as well as under the cheeks and nose, and is sufficient for an important point of a beautiful face. An object of the present invention is to provide a cosmetic sheet body capable of supplying various cosmetics.

  A cosmetic sheet body according to the present invention is a cosmetic sheet body impregnated with a liquid and placed on a face, wherein the first and second cheek facing portions, the first and second nose wing facing portions, and the separated shape It has. The first and second cheek facing portions are opposed to the left and right cheeks of the face. The first and second nose wing facing portions are respectively contiguous to the first and second cheek facing portions and face the left and right nose wings of the face. The separation shape is formed in the central portion in the lateral direction and separates the first and second nose wing facing portions from each other.

  Therefore, after the sheet body is placed on the face so that the lateral center of the sheet body faces the nose bridge, and the first and second cheek facing portions are in close contact with the left and right cheeks of the face, The second nose wing opposing portions can be spaced apart from each other and brought into close contact with the left and right nose wings. When the sheet body is placed on the face, the liquid impregnated in the sheet body is applied to the nasal bridge. Thereafter, when the first and second nose wing facing portions are separated in a separated shape, the liquid impregnated in the sheet body is also supplied to the left and right cheeks and the left and right nose wings.

  The sheet body may include first and second temple facing portions facing the left and right temples of the face. The skin of the left and right cheeks can be lifted by bringing the first and second cheek facing portions into close contact with the left and right cheeks and then bringing the first and second temple facing portions into contact with the left and right temples while pulling upward. it can.

  The sheet body may be provided with a non-facing shape that does not face the nostril of the face when placed on the face. Even when the sheet is placed on the face, the nostrils are opened and breathing can be performed.

  The separation shape may be a cut line that is formed in the vertical direction and has a lower end portion that reaches a non-opposing shape. It is possible to easily separate the first nasal wing facing portion and the second nasal wing facing portion arranged with the cut line therebetween.

  The non-opposing shape may be a substantially triangular hole whose apex is continuous with the lower end of the score line. The first nasal wing opposing part and the second nasal wing opposing part can be easily separated while opening the nostril.

  According to the cosmetic sheet body of the present invention, the sheet body is placed on the face so that the central portion in the lateral direction of the sheet body faces the nose bridge, and the first and second cheek facing portions are placed on the left and right cheeks of the face. Then, the first and second nose wing opposing portions can be spaced apart from each other and can be in close contact with the left and right nose wings. When the sheet body is placed on the face, the liquid impregnated in the sheet body can be applied to the nasal bridge. After this, separating the first and second nose wing facing parts in a separated shape can ensure that the sheet body is in close contact with the left and right cheeks and under the nose as well as the left and right nose wings, which is sufficient for important points of a beautiful face. Cosmetics can be supplied.

  FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a face mask which is a cosmetic sheet according to an embodiment of the present invention. As an example, the face mask 10 according to this embodiment is placed in a range from a human eyebrow to a mouth corner in a state impregnated with liquid cosmetics such as skin lotion and water. The face mask 10 is formed by a punching process using a sheet of nonwoven fabric, woven fabric, or knitted fabric as a raw material. The face mask 10 includes an eyebrow facing portion 1, a cut line 2, a hole 3, a lower nose facing portion 4, a first nose wing facing portion 5A, a second nose wing facing portion 5B, a first cheek facing portion 6A, a first 2 cheek facing portions 6B, a first temple facing portion 7A, and a second temple facing portion 7B. The first temple facing portion 7A and the second temple facing portion 7B can be omitted.

  The inter-eyebrow facing portion 1 faces between the eyebrows of the face. The cut line 2 is the separated shape of the present invention, and is formed in the vertical direction at a position facing the nasal bridge of the face at the center in the horizontal direction of the face mask 10. The hole 3 is a non-opposing portion of the present invention, has a substantially triangular shape, and the vertex is continuous with the lower end of the score line 2. The lower nose facing portion 4 faces the lower nose of the face. The first nose wing facing portion 5A faces the right nose wing of the face. The second nose wing facing portion 5B faces the left nose wing of the face. The first cheek facing portion 6A faces from the right cheek to the corner of the face. The second cheek facing portion 6B faces from the left cheek to the mouth corner of the face. The first temple facing portion 7A faces from the right corner of the face to the temple. The second temple facing portion 7B faces from the left corner of the face to the temple.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a usage state of the face mask. The face mask 10 is placed on the face after impregnating liquid cosmetics such as skin lotion or water. At this time, as shown in FIG. 2A, first, the inter-eyebrow facing portion 1 of the face mask 10 is brought into close contact with the eyebrows of the face. Next, the cut line 2 is brought into close contact with the nasal bridge of the face, and the first cheek facing portion 6A and the second cheek facing portion 6B are brought into close contact from the right cheek to the mouth corner and from the left cheek to the mouth corner, respectively. Due to the undulation of the nasal bridge and cheek on the face, the cut portion 2 is separated to the left and right so that the first nasal wing facing portion 5A and the second nasal wing facing portion 5B are separated from each other.

  When the cut portion 2 is separated into left and right, the central portion of the face mask 10 contacts the left and right of the nose, and the liquid is applied to the entire surface of the nose. Thereafter, the first nose wing facing portion 5A and the second nose wing facing portion 5B are brought into close contact with the right nose wing and the left nose wing, respectively. Further, the first temple facing portion 7A and the second temple facing portion 7B are brought into close contact with each other from the right eye corner to the temple and from the left eye corner to the temple while pulling upward. The skin from the left and right mouth corners of the face through the cheeks and the corners of the eyes to the temple is raised upward, and the legal line (nasal lip groove) is expanded.

  Finally, by bringing the lower nose facing portion 4 into close contact with the nose, the entire face mask 10 is in close contact with the face as shown in FIG. Although the face mask 10 is not in close contact with the nose bridge 31, the liquid is also applied to the nose bridge 31 by contacting the central portion of the face mask 10 before the cut portion 2 is separated into the left and right. The first and second nose wing opposed portions 5A and 5B are in close contact with the left and right nose wings 32. Sebum and the like are easily collected, and sufficient liquid can be supplied to the nose wing 32 that is a point of a beautiful face. Further, the nostril 33 is exposed from the hole 3 and the face mask 10 does not prevent breathing.

  The first cheek facing portion 6A and the second cheek facing portion 6B are brought into close contact from the right cheek to the mouth corner and from the left cheek to the mouth corner, respectively, and then the respective end portions are folded back to the center side of the face. The thickness of the portion of the face mask 10 that is in close contact with the nose wing or the legal line may be increased to increase the amount of liquid supplied to the nose wing or the legal line.

  For example, as in the face mask 20 shown in FIG. 3, a cut line 21 is formed in a portion facing the nostril 33 instead of the hole 3, and the first nose wing facing portion 15 </ b> A and the second nasal wing facing portion 15 </ b> B are formed. May be separated into left and right so that the portion facing the nostril 33 is divided into left and right so that the nostril 33 is exposed. The separation shape for separating the first nasal wing facing portion 15A and the second nasal wing facing portion 15B is not limited to the cut line 2, and the substantially J-shaped cut lines 22 and 23 are connected to the nasal wing facing portion. You may form in 15A, 15B.

  Furthermore, forehead facing portion 24 and chin facing portion 25 may be provided. In this case, for example, substantially U-shaped cut lines 26 and 27 are formed in the portion facing the eye, and the hole 28 is formed in the portion facing the mouth.

It is a top view which shows the face mask which is a cosmetic sheet body concerning embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the use condition of the said face mask. It is a figure which shows another example of the said face mask.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Eyebrow opposing part 2 Cut line 3 Hole part 4 Nose lower part 5A 1st nose wing opposing part 5B 2nd nose wing opposing part 6A 1st cheek opposing part 6B 2 cheek opposing part 10 Face mask

Claims (5)

  In the cosmetic sheet body impregnated with the liquid and placed on the face, each of the first and second cheek facing portions facing the left and right cheeks of the face, and the first and second cheek facing portions, respectively. 1st and 2nd nose wing facing portions that face each of the left and right nose wings in succession to the face, and a separation shape that is formed at the lateral center and separates the first and second nasal wing facing portions from each other And a decorative sheet body.   The cosmetic sheet body according to claim 1, further comprising first and second temple facing portions facing the left and right temples of the face.   The cosmetic sheet body according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a non-opposing shape is provided that does not face the nostril of the face when placed on the face.   The cosmetic sheet body according to claim 3, wherein the separation shape is a cut line formed in a vertical direction and having a lower end reaching the non-opposing shape.   The cosmetic sheet body according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the non-opposing shape is a substantially triangular hole whose apex is continuous with a lower end portion of the cut line.

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