Knock-type cosmetic vessel
Abstract
A knock-type cosmetic vessel includes a button moved in a vertical direction. A knocking unit receives the button in such a way that the button slides in the vertical direction, locks the button such that the button is maintained in a downwardly moved state when the button is pushed once to move down, and moves the button up when the button is pushed once again. A cosmetic applicator is provided under the knocking unit, moved down when the button is pushed once, and moved up when the button is pushed once again. An upper cap has on an upper portion of an inner circumference thereof the knocking unit. A spring is placed on an outer circumference of the knocking unit to provide elasticity to the knocking unit. A lower container is detachably coupled to the upper cap, and contains cosmetics therein.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A knock-type cosmetic vessel, comprising:
a button moved in a vertical direction; a knocking unit receiving the button in such a way that the button slides in the vertical direction, locking the button such that the button is maintained in a downwardly moved state when the button is pushed once to move down, and moving the button up when the button is pushed once again; a cosmetic applicator provided under the knocking unit, moved down when the button is pushed once, and moved up when the button is pushed once again; an upper cap having on an upper portion of an inner circumference thereof the knocking unit; a spring placed on an outer circumference of the knocking unit, and providing elasticity to the knocking unit; and a lower container detachably coupled to the upper cap, and containing cosmetics therein.
2 . The knock-type cosmetic vessel as set forth in claim 1 , further comprising:
an inner cap placed above the cosmetics contained in the lower container and positioned under the cosmetic applicator such that an upper rim is seated on an upper end of the lower container, with a plurality of cosmetic contact perforations being formed in a bottom of the inner cap.
3 . The knock-type cosmetic vessel as set forth in claim 1 , wherein a plurality of support protrusions is regularly provided on an outer circumference of the button in such a way as to be inclined outwards and downwards.
4 . The knock-type cosmetic vessel as set forth in claim 3 , wherein the knocking unit comprises:
a stationary knock container having on an upper portion of an inner circumference thereof a plurality of guide pieces in such a way that the guide pieces are spaced apart from each other by a predetermined interval, and having moving grooves between the guide pieces so that the support protrusions move along the moving grooves, with first inclined surfaces being provided on opposite sides of a lower portion of each of the guide pieces at a predetermined angular interval; a rotary knock container having on an outer portion of an upper portion thereof a spring support rim which supports an upper portion of the spring, and having on a bottom thereof a mounting part which is formed to be concave inwards so that an upper portion of the cosmetic applicator is detachably mounted to the mounting part, and having on an inner circumference thereof a support part which has on an upper portion thereof locking protrusions having second inclined surfaces which correspond to the first inclined surfaces, with a plurality of button locking protrusions being provided on an outer circumference of the support part to be spaced apart from each other by a predetermined interval and placed between the guide pieces; and a spring support placed between an inner circumference of the upper cap and the rotary knock container, with the spring being seated on the spring support.
5 . The knock-type cosmetic vessel as set forth in claim 4 , wherein the knocking unit is operated so that, when the button is pushed once, the button locking protrusions inserted into the moving grooves move down along gaps between the guide pieces, the support protrusions of the button move down while pushing the second inclined surfaces of the locking protrusions, the rotary knock container is rotated by the pushing of the second inclined surfaces, the button locking protrusions are removed from the gaps between the guide pieces and are stopped by the first inclined surfaces of the guide pieces, so that the button is locked by the stationary knock container and thus a cosmetic contact part placed under the rotary knock container is exposed, and when the button is pushed once again, the button is moved down by a pushing force, the button locking protrusions are spaced apart from the first inclined surfaces of the guide pieces as the button moves down, the support protrusions of the button push the second inclined surfaces of the locking protrusions, so that the rotary knock container is rotated, and simultaneously, the button locking protrusions are moved up along the gaps between the guide pieces by elasticity of the spring and are inserted into the moving grooves, so that the rotary knock container and the button move up and thus the cosmetic contact part returns to an interior of the upper cap.
6 . The knock-type cosmetic vessel as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the cosmetic applicator comprises a sponge type cosmetic applicator.
7 . The knock-type cosmetic vessel as set forth in claim 1 , wherein the cosmetic applicator comprises a brush type cosmetic applicator.
8 . The knock-type cosmetic vessel as set forth in claim 4 , wherein the spring support comprises:
an upper-cap fastening protrusion provided on an outer circumference of the spring support and protruding outwards to be detachably coupled to the inner circumference of the upper cap; and a spring support seat provided on an inner circumference of the spring support to support a lower portion of the spring.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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