Abstract A disposable cosmetic glove is disclosed which includes an outer glove shell of lotion impervious material and an inner glove lining of lotion absorbent material. The inner glove lining is preferably uniformly impregnated with a cosmetic lotion, however, the glove may be provided with a lining which is not impregnated thereby permitting a person to inject a lotion of personal choice into the insert prior to use. In a preferred embodiment, the shell is formed of superposed layers of thermoplastic material and the lining is formed of superposed layers of fiber material. The shell and lining are sealed together by folding one of the thermoplastic layers around superposed edge portions of the fiber layers and overlapping the other thermoplastic layer. The fiber layer edge portions are preferably bonded to the thermoplastic edge portions by an adhesive deposit, and the overlapping thermoplastic edge portions are thermally fused together.
A disposable cosmetic glove comprising, in combination, an outer glove shell characterized by superposed first and second layers of lotion impervious material, an inner glove lining disposed in nesting relation within the shell intermediate the first and second impervious layers, the lining being characterized by superposed first and second lotion absorbent layers, the shell and lining layers being sealed together along the marginal edge of the glove thereby defining a central hand receiving chamber; the lotion impervious layers being formed of thermoplastic material and the lotion absorbent layers being formed of fiber material, one of the thermoplastic layers being folded around the superposed marginal edge portions of the fiber layers and overlapping the other thermoplastic layer, the combination further including an adhesive deposit bonding the fiber layer edge portions to the thermoplastic edge portions, the overlapping thermoplastic edge portions being thermally fused together.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A disposable cosmetic glove comprising, in combination, an outer glove shell characterized by superposed first and second layers of lotion impervious material, an inner glove lining disposed in nesting relation within the shell intermediate the first and second impervious layers, the lining being characterized by superposed first and second lotion absorbent layers, the shell and lining layers being sealed together along the marginal edge of the glove thereby defining a central hand receiving chamber; the lotion impervious layers being formed of thermoplastic material and the lotion absorbent layers being formed of fiber material, one of the thermoplastic layers being folded around the superposed marginal edge portions of the fiber layers and overlapping the other thermoplastic layer, the combination further including an adhesive deposit bonding the fiber layer edge portions to the thermoplastic edge portions, the overlapping thermoplastic edge portions being thermally fused together.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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The cosmetic glove as defined in claim 1, wherein the first and second lotion absorbent layers are uniformly impregnated with a cosmetic lotion.