US2012228281A1PendingUtilityA1

Rapidly heated mascara eyelash curler and method for rapid heating of mascara eyelash curler

Assignee: HAAN GYUNG-HEEPriority: Aug 19, 2008Filed: May 22, 2012Published: Sep 13, 2012
Est. expiryAug 19, 2028(~2.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Gyung-Hee Haan
A45D 2200/155A45D 40/265A45D 2/48A45D 40/18A45D 40/24A45D 2200/25
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Abstract

A rapidly heated mascara eyelash curler includes an eyelash shaping part having a heating unit to which high voltage power is supplied from a battery. The rapidly heated mascara eyelash curler can quickly drying a mascara liquid applied to the eyelashes by a mascara brush so as to help users finish eyelash makeup easy and fast. The high voltage battery fits in a space defined by a grip and a body of the mascara eyelash curler for serving as a power supply means. Terminals arranged at the connection of the body and the grip construct a circuit for the high voltage battery.

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         30 . A method of rapidly heating a mascara eyelash curler, comprising:
 activating a switch to turn the mascara eyelash curler to an on state;   supplying a power supply voltage to a heating member via a battery, the power supply voltage being larger than a rated voltage accommodated by the heating member;   supplying the power from the battery to the heating member at predetermined time intervals after a temperature of the heating member reaches an appropriate temperature; and   cutting off the power supply from the battery to the heating member after elapse of preset time from turning on the activation switch.   
     
     
         31 . The method according to  claim 30 , further comprising the steps of:
 measuring elapsed time with the activation switch being in the on state to determine whether the heating member has reached an appropriate temperature; and   after the heating member has reached an appropriate temperature, connecting power to the heating member at predetermined time intervals.

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