Stabilized cosmetic device

Abstract

A STABILIZED COSMETIC DEVICE is described which employs a stem connecting a functional end, which may be a mascara brush, to a first handle. A second stem is connected to the first stem between the handle and the functional end at a hinge. The second stem is connected to a second handle. The second stem and second handle are allowed to fold substantially parallel to the first handle and stem to allow them to be inserted into a container. The first handle is designed to connect to the container and seal it. When opened, the user manipulates the first an second handles to allow the user to hold and position the cosmetic device with increased accuracy and stability as compared with prior art devices.

1 . The STABILIZED COSMETIC DEVICE is comprised of a mascara applicator which has a main handle attached to a brush applicator by a stem and also a second handle which hinges on the stem and fits into the main handle allowing the second handle to be opened away the main handle. 
   
   
       2 . The STABILIZED COSMETIC DEVICE in  claim 1 , where in two handles are involved, where as the handles are joined on the stem by a hinge and any means of creating a hinge are claimed. According to another aspect of the present invention, hinge is used as anything which would allow two objects to be joined with or without motion. 
   
   
       3 . The STABILIZED COSMETIC DEVICE reverses the threading of the seal switching the male (external) threads from the applicator tube to the applicator handle. This was necessary after the introduction of the second handle in order to keep the makeup product air tight during storage.