Artificial nail capable of preventing damage of French-nail decoration
Abstract
An artificial nail is disclosed, which can increase the adhesive force between a French-nail manicure and the artificial nail and prevent a French-nail decoration from being damaged. The artificial nail includes an upper surface having a rough portion, a French-nail decoration formed on the rough upper surface, an adhesive layer having a strong adhesive force interposed between a French-nail manicure and the upper surface having the French-nail decoration. Also, the artificial nail set includes a tree having plurality of branches branching off from both sides of the tree and a plurality of artificial nails, each of which is detachably coupled to each end portion of the branches and has the above-described construction. The French-nail decoration formed on the artificial nail has a prolonged lifetime because it is prevented from being peeled off, worn or damaged (abraded).
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An artificial nail with an upper surface applied with a French-nail manicure, wherein a portion of the upper surface is rough so that the French-nail manicure permeates the upper surface effectively.
2 . The artificial nail as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the rough upper surface is formed through injection molding using an artificial nail mold having an unpolished portion.
3 . The artificial nail as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the rough upper surface is applied with a French-nail manicure to form a French-nail decoration.
4 . An artificial nail having a French-nail decoration, comprising:
an adhesive layer having a strong adhesive force interposed between a French-nail manicure and an upper surface of the artificial nail.
5 . An artificial nail having a French-nail decoration, comprising:
an upper surface applied with a French-nail manicure, a portion of which is rough so that the French-nail manicure permeates the upper surface effectively; and an adhesive layer having a strong adhesive force interposed between the French-nail manicure and the upper surface of the artificial nail.
6 . The artificial nail as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the rough upper surface is formed through injection molding using an artificial nail mold having an unpolished portion.
7 . An artificial nail set including a tree having a plurality of branches branching off from both sides of the tree and a plurality of artificial nails, each detachably coupled to each end portion of the branches;
wherein the artificial nail has an upper surface applied with a French-nail manicure, and a portion of the upper surface is rough so that the French-nail manicure permeates the upper surface effectively.
8 . The artificial nail set as claimed in claim 7 , further comprising a French-nail decoration formed by applying decoration paint onto the upper surface.
9 . An artificial nail set including a tree having a plurality of branches branching off from both sides of the tree, and a plurality of artificial nails each detachably coupled to each end portion of the branches, the artificial nail set comprising:
a French-nail decoration formed on a portion of the upper surface of the artificial nail; and an adhesive layer having a strong adhesive force interposed between a French-nail manicure and the upper surface of the artificial nail.
10 . An artificial nail set including a tree having plurality of branches branching off from both sides of the tree and a plurality of artificial nails, each detachably coupled to each end portion of the branches, the artificial nail set comprising:
an upper surface of the artificial nail applied with a French-nail manicure, a portion of which is rough so that the French-nail manicure permeates the upper surface effectively; a French-nail decoration formed on a portion of the upper surface of the artificial nail; and an adhesive layer having a strong adhesive force interposed between a French-nail manicure and the upper surface of the artificial nail.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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