Compass-type eyeliner
Abstract
Disclosed is a compass-type eyeliner including the left and right members ( 10, 20 ) coupled to the center thereof via a hinge ( 11 ); an eyeliner cosmetic container ( 30 ) grasped by the converging of the left and right members ( 10, 20 ) around the hinge ( 11 ); and an insertion/extraction device ( 50 ) installed within the right member ( 20 ) to pull/push a brush ( 40 ) into and out from the end of the right member ( 20 ). The present invention has an effect of drawing a line without departing from the round line of eyes by drawing a line along round line of eyes around a central point of rotation on the surface of the face so as to make eyes look naturally larger.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A compass-type eyeliner comprising:
a left member and a right member ( 10 , 20 ) coupled to the center thereof via a hinge ( 11 ); an eyeliner cosmetic container ( 30 ) grasped by the converging of the left and right members ( 10 , 20 ) around the hinge ( 11 ); and an insertion/extraction device ( 50 ) installed within the right member ( 20 ) to pull/push a brush ( 40 ) into and out from the end of the right member ( 20 ).
2 . The compass-type eyeliner of claim 1 , wherein a contact member ( 12 ) is adhered to the end of the left member ( 10 ) so as to be a central point for drawing an eye line by making contact the brush ( 40 ) coated with the eyeliner on face.
3 . The compass-type eyeliner of claim 1 , wherein the insertion/extraction device ( 50 ) comprises a push button ( 51 ) which is inserted into the inside surface ( 21 ) of the right member ( 20 ) opposed to the left member ( 10 ) and is pushed in both directions to pull/push the brush into and out from the end of the right member ( 20 ), and a connecting member ( 52 ), one end of which is connected to the push button ( 51 ) and other end of which is connected to the brush ( 40 ).
4 . The compass-type eyeliner of claim 2 , wherein the insertion/extraction device ( 50 ) comprises a push button ( 51 ) which is inserted into the inside surface ( 21 ) of the right member ( 20 ) opposed to the left member ( 10 ) and is pushed in both directions to pull/push the brush into and out from the end of the right member ( 20 ), and a connecting member ( 52 ), one end of which is connected to the push button ( 51 ) and other end of which is connected to the brush ( 40 ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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