False eyelashes

• US 20050061341A1
• Filed: 09/23/2004
• Published: 03/24/2005
• Est. Priority Date: 09/24/2003
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Yeong-Jin Choe
• Original Assignee: Yeong-Jin Choe
• Inventors: Choe, Yeong-Jin
• Application Number:
  US10/948,528
• Publication Number:
  US 20050061341A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 132/53
• CPC Class Codes: A41G 5/02 Artificial eyelashes; Artificial eyebrows

Abstract

False eyelashes for attachment to the edge of an eyelid. The false eyelashes include a plurality of lashes arranged in a curved state; and an attachment section formed by applying an adhesive to one end of the lashes, the attachment section being formed such that the lashes are not knotted together at the attachment section. A plurality of the false eyelashes are applied to the edge of an eyelid of each eye.

Claims

1. False eyelashes for attachment to the edge of an eyelid, comprising:

a plurality of lashes arranged in a curved state; and

an attachment section formed by applying an adhesive to one end of the lashes, the attachment section being formed such that the lashes are not knotted together at the attachment section,

wherein a plurality of the false eyelashes are applied to the edge of an eyelid of each eye.

2. The false eyelashes of claim 1, wherein the lashes are formed into a plurality of segments starting at the attachment section.

3. The false eyelashes of claim 2, wherein the plurality of the segments is provided such that one of the segments is provided in a center of the remaining segments, long axes of the lashes of the other segments being formed approximately at a predetermined angle to long axes of the lashes of the center segment.

4. The false eyelashes of claim 2, wherein the plurality of the segments is formed such that the lashes included therein are substantially parallel to one another.

5. The false eyelashes of claim 4, wherein lengths of the lashes of the plurality of the segments are different from each other, and the segment with the lashes of the longest length is placed in a center of the false eyelashes and the remaining segments are placed to both sides of this center segment and symmetrical about the same.

6. The false eyelashes of claim 4, wherein the lashes include distal ends opposite from where the lashes form the attachment section, and the distal ends substantially form an arc extending inwardly in a direction toward the attachment section.

7. The false eyelashes of claim 4, wherein each of the segments of the lashes is formed substantially in the same configuration with the lashes having differing lengths, and the segments are provided adjacent to one another in a repeated pattern.

8. The false eyelashes of claim 2, wherein long axes of the lashes of the plurality of the segments are formed at a predetermined angle to one another such that the lashes intersect at the attachment section between the different segments.

9. The false eyelashes of claim 2, wherein each of the segments includes lashes having long axes that are substantially parallel to one another, and the segments include first and second segments, the long axes of the lashes of each of the first segments being substantially parallel to the long axes of the lashes of the other first segments, and the long axes of the lashes of the second segments being formed at a predetermined angle to the long axes of the lashes of the first segments.

10. The false eyelashes of claim 1, wherein a width of the attachment section is 2˜

10 mm.

11. The false eyelashes of claim 1, wherein furthermost ends of the lashes where the lashes are attached form substantially a straight line, and an attachment thread is attached approximately in the area of the attachment section in a direction substantially parallel to the straight line.

12. The false eyelashes of claim 11, wherein an attachment thread is mounted in a state perpendicular to a direction the lashes are placed.