SE542783C2 - Finger mount tweezer and method of using - Google Patents
Finger mount tweezer and method of usingInfo
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- SE542783C2 SE542783C2 SE1830001A SE1830001A SE542783C2 SE 542783 C2 SE542783 C2 SE 542783C2 SE 1830001 A SE1830001 A SE 1830001A SE 1830001 A SE1830001 A SE 1830001A SE 542783 C2 SE542783 C2 SE 542783C2
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- tweezer
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Classifications
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D26/00—Hair-singeing apparatus; Apparatus for removing superfluous hair, e.g. tweezers
- A45D26/0066—Tweezers
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- A61B17/30—Surgical pincettes, i.e. surgical tweezers without pivotal connections
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- A41G—ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; WIGS; MASKS; FEATHERS
- A41G5/00—Hair pieces, inserts, rolls, pads, or the like; Toupées
- A41G5/004—Hair pieces
- A41G5/0086—Applicators or tools for applying hair extensions
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A41G—ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS; WIGS; MASKS; FEATHERS
- A41G5/00—Hair pieces, inserts, rolls, pads, or the like; Toupées
- A41G5/02—Artificial eyelashes; Artificial eyebrows
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A61B2017/0042—Surgical instruments, devices or methods with special provisions for gripping
- A61B2017/00438—Surgical instruments, devices or methods with special provisions for gripping connectable to a finger
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Abstract
The invention is constituted by a finger mount tweezer (1) wherein the tweezer comprises a ring shaped body portion (10) where a tong (11) is arranged to the ring.The invention is further constituted by a method of attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes, where a first finger mounted tweezer is arranged to the index finger of a first hand and a second finger tweezer is arranged to the long finger of the first hand and a third finger mounted tweezer is arranged to the thumb of the second hand and a fourth tweezer is arranged to the index finger of the second hand where;- an individual hair of the eye lash is laid open by separating the surrounding hairs of the eye lash by the first and second finger tweezers,- adhesive is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash and/or to an individual hair extension,- the individual hair extension is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash by the third and fourth finger tweezer,- the individual hair extension is kept in the position to the individual hair of the eye lash until it is fixed to the hair of the eye lash.
Description
FINGER MOUNT TWEEZER AND METHOD OF USING INTRODUCTION The present invention relates to implements for holding and supporting small objects, and more particularly to finger mounted tweezer devices. The invention also relates to a method of attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION, PROBLEM DEFINITION AND PRIOR ART Tweezers, also known as pincers, are mainly used for tasks such as plucking hair from the face or eyebrows, often using the term eyebrow tweezers. Other common uses for tweezers are as a tool to manipulate small objects, including for example small, particularly surface-mount, electronic parts, and small mechanical parts for models and precision mechanisms. Stamp collectors use tweezers (stamp tongs) to handle postage stamps which, while large enough to pick up by hand, could be damaged by handling; the jaws of stamp tongs are smooth. Tweezers are also used in kitchens for food presentation to remove bones from fillets of fish in a process known as pin boning.
Conventional tweezers make use of two levers, or tongs, or prongs, connected at one fixed end (the fulcrum point of each lever), with the pincers at the others.
Finger mounted tweezers are known from, for example, patent document US 3,293,958. Problems with currently existing solutions according to US 3,293,958 is that the finger mounted tweezer is difficult and expensive to manufacture and that it is difficult to use the tweezer since the fingertip is covered by the hood of the tweezer and that the tweezer is difficult to clean in an efficient way.
Further problems which the present invention aims to solve will be elucidated below in the detailed description of the various embodiments.
OBJECT OF THE INVENTION AND ITS DISTINCTIVE FEATURES An object of the present invention is to provide novel and improved implements for holding, supporting or manipulating small objects in a manner that has been up until now practiced by means of tweezers, the implements being arranged to be mounted on the ends of the fingers of the user so as to serve as finger extensions designed to function as an improved tweezer.
The invention relates to a finger mounted tweezer where the tweezer comprises a ring shaped body portion where a tong is arranged to a shield and the shield is arranged to the ring shaped body portion and where the shield is configured to be positioned above a nail of the user of the finger mounted tweezer.
According to further aspects of the improved finger mounted tweezer: the ring shaped body portion and the tong, and/or the shield are made of stainless steel. the tong is arranged to the ring shaped body portion and/or the shield by welding. the diameter of the ring shaped body portion is adapted so that the fingertip of the user of the finger mount tweezer is exposed. the exposure of the fingertip is between 2 - 8 mm measured from the fingertip to the ring shaped body portion of the finger mount tweezer.
The invention further relates to a method of attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes, where a first finger mounted tweezer is arranged to the index finger of a first hand and a second finger tweezer is arranged to the long finger of the first hand and a third finger mounted tweezer is arranged to the thumb of the second hand and a fourth tweezer is arranged to the index finger or the long finger of the second hand where; - an individual hair of the eye lash is laid open by separating the surrounding hairs of the eye lash by the first and second finger tweezers, - adhesive is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash and/or to an individual hair extension, - the individual hair extension is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash by the third and fourth finger tweezer, - the individual hair extension is kept in the position to the individual hair of the eye lash until it is fixed to the hair of the eye lash.
According to further aspects of the method of attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes: the little finger of the second hand is arranged with a fifth finger mounted tweezer.
ADVANTAGES AND EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Advantages of the present invention includes that the invented finger mounted tweezer provides more control, improved ease of manipulation, and being especially useful in attaching hair extensions or removing hair, especially hairs of the eyelash and/or eyebrows. Other suitable uses could be in the repair, assembling or dismantling of small or delicate mechanisms.
Further advantages of the invention is to provide improved finger-mounted tweezer implements which are inexpensive to fabricate, which are easily adjustable in length and direction, which are comfortable to wear and which are durable in construction and suitable to clean.
FIGURE DRAWING The invention will be described in greater detail below with reference to the attached figures, in which: Fig. 1 shows a figure of a finger mounted tweezer according to one embodiment of the invention.
Fig. lb shows a figure of a part of a finger mounted tweezer according to one embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 2 shows a figure of the main body portion of a finger mounted tweezer in a view from two sides according to one embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 3 shows a figure of the tong of a finger mounted tweezer according to one embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 4 shows a figure of details of a pair of of a finger mounted tweezers according to one embodiment of the invention.
Fig. 5 shows a figure of the main body portion of a finger mounted tweezer according to one embodiment of the invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Fig. 1 shows a finger mounted tweezer. Two tweezer implements are intended to be used in pairs to achieve tweezer functionality. Each tweezer implement 1 comprises a main body portion 10 of metal or other suitable rigid material, said main body portion 10 are preferably of a ring type but could also be concavely-recessed and contoured to receive the end of the finger of a user. The body portion could also be of a ring with variable diameter. An example of a ring with variable diameter is a magnet band ring or a ring with an opening allowing for change of the diameter of the ring.
The inside surface of said main body portion 10 could be provided with a resilient deformable lining of rubber or other suitable cushioning material to provide for a better user experience. The main body portion 10 is provided with a forwardly-projecting tweezer tong 11, said tweezer tong having a tip 12, the tweezer tong 11 could for example be straight or tapered curved tip. Preferably the tong is made from a flat piece of metal where the tip is tapered and ending with a square or rectangular surface with small area. The tip should nevertheless not be pointy.
The body portion 10 could define a cavity to receive the end portion of the finger, or fingertip, of the user but it is preferable to have a ring type configuration to that the fingertip of the user is exposed. The exposed fingertip of the user of the finger mount tweezer helps the user to feel the skin of the individual to whom hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes is attached.
The tong 11 is preferable attached to the body portion 10 by welding 13 but could also be glued or attached by other means. The tong 11 and body portion 10 could also be manufactured from a single piece of material. Suitable material for the tweezer is stainless steel, other metals or plastics.
Fig. lb shows an alternative embodiment of a part of finger mounted tweezer where the tong 11' is arranged to a shield 30. The shield 30 is preferably configured to be positioned above a nail of the user of the finger mounted tweezer. The shield 30 is thus in size and shape identical or similar to an artificial nail. A body portion 10 is arranged to the shield 30 at a position on the shield 30, as an example the position 35 fig. lb. The shield 30 could be arranged on the external surface of the body portion 10 or on the internal surface of the body portion 10. The shield is preferably made of stainless steel, other metals or plastics. The shield is preferably about 0,1 - 2 mm thick, 8 - 20 mm long and 8 - 20 mm wide and slightly curved to follow the curvature of the nail.
Fig. 2 shows the body portion 10 of the finger mounted tweezer. The body portion is preferably between 3 - 15 mm in length, 1, and between 0.2 - 2 mm thick, t, and an internal diameter, d, between 14 - 25 mm.
Fig. 3 shows the tong 11 of the finger mounted tweezer. The tong 11 is preferably made of a rectangular piece of sheet metal with a length, 12, of between 10 - 50 mm, a width, w, of between 1 - 10 mm and a thickness of between 0.1 - 4 mm. The tip preferably starts to be tapered about 2-20 mm, as indicated by tp in the figure 3, from the end of the tong. The width at the end of the tong, w2, is between 0.2 - 2 mm.
Fig. 4 shows details of a pair of finger mounted tweezers 1, 1', arranged to operate in combination. The tong 11 may be arranged so that their tips 12 can cooperate with each other to manipulate or grasp delicate and slender objects with perfect control thereof by the user.
Fig. 5 shows the main body portion 10 in the form of a ring with an opening 20 allowing to adjustments of the diameter of the main body portion 10.
The tweezer devices may be readily slipped over the ends of the user's fingers and will be retained thereon as long as required. When the required operations have been completed, the tweezer implements can be quickly and easily removed from the fingers of the user merely by slipping them off.
A pair of tweezer implements 1, 1' may be engaged on the thumb and forefinger of the hand of the user with the tweezer tong elements 11 in opposing cooperating relationship, the body portions 10, 10' frictionally engaging the ends of the fingers of the users and being thus retained thereon. The ends of the fingers may be readily slipped into the body portions 10, 10' when the implements are to be used, and may be readily disengaged therefrom at the end of such use.
When individual hair extensions is attached to individual hairs of the eye lashes a first finger mounted tweezer is attached to the index finger of a first hand and a second finger tweezer is attached to the long finger of the first hand and a third finger mounted tweezer is attached to the thumb of the second hand and a fourth tweezer is attached to the index finger of the second hand where; - a individual hair of the eye lash is laid open by separating the surrounding hairs of the eye lash by the first and second finger tweezers, - adhesive is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash or the hair extension, - an individual hair extension is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash by the third and fourth finger tweezer, - the individual hair extension is kept in the position to the individual hair of the eye lash until it is fixed to the hair of the eye lash.
To improve the operation of the first and second finger tweezer a fifth finger tweezer could be attached to the little finger of the second hand. The fifth finger tweezer could be utilized to move individual hairs of the eye lash to be secured by the first and second finger tweezer holding the surrounding hairs of the eye lashes.
ALTERNATIVE EMBODIMENTS The invention is not limited to the embodiments specifically shown, but can be varied in different ways within the scope of the patent claims. As an example for removing hair by epilation, i.e. the removal of the entire hair including parts of the hair that is below the skin.
It will be appreciated, for example, that the size, material and how the tong is arranged to the finger ring, as well as the integral elements and component parts, is adapted to the needs of the user of the tweezer, and other current design characteristics.
It will be appreciated that the above-described method for attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes can be applied, in principle, to all types of hairs.
It will be appreciated that the above-described method for removal of hair can be applied, in principle, to all types of hairs, feathers, fish bones or other fields of interest where a small part is to be removed.
Claims (7)
1. Finger mount tweezer (1) wherein the tweezer comprises a ring shaped body portion (10) where a tong (11) is arranged to a shield (30) and the shield (30) is arranged to the ring shaped body portion (10) and where the shield 30 is configured to be positioned above a nail of the user of the finger mounted tweezer.
2. Finger mount tweezer (1) according to any of the claims above, wherein the ring shaped body portion (10), the shield (30) and the tong (11,11') are made of stainless steel.
3. Finger mount tweezer (1) according to claim 2, wherein the tong (11, 11') is arranged to the ring shaped body portion (10) and/or the shield (30) by welding .
4. Finger mount tweezer (1) according to any one of the above claims, wherein the diameter of the ring shaped body portion (10) is adapted so that the fingertip of the user of the finger mount tweezer (1) is exposed.
5. Finger mount tweezer (1) according to claim 4, wherein between 2 - 8 mm of the fingertip, measured from the fingertip to the ring shaped body portion (10) of the finger mount tweezer (1), is exposed.
6. Method of attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes with a finger mount tweezer according to any one of claims 1 - 5, wherein a first finger mounted tweezer is arranged to the index finger of a first hand and a second finger tweezer is arranged to the long finger of the first hand and a third finger mounted tweezer is arranged to the thumb of the second hand and a fourth tweezer is arranged to the index finger or the long finger of the second hand where; - an individual hair of the eye lash is laid open by separating the surrounding hairs of the eye lash by the first and second finger tweezers, - adhesive is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash and/or to an individual hair extension, - the individual hair extension is applied to the individual hair of the eye lash by the third and fourth finger tweezer, - the individual hair extension is kept in the position to the individual hair of the eye lash until it is fixed to the hair of the eye lash.
7. Method of attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes according to claim 6 wherein a fifth finger mounted tweezer is arranged to the little finger of the second hand.
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| PCT/SE2018/051340 WO2019135692A1 (en) | 2018-01-02 | 2018-12-19 | Finger mount tweezer and method of using finger mount tweezers to attaching individual hair extensions to individual hairs of the eye lashes |
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