The present invention relates generally to the field of nail devices. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fingertip-covering device that is comprised of a fingertip-shaped body that has a first end with a continuous opening and a second end with a continuous opening. In differing embodiments, the body may be manufactured from a plastic or rubber material that may be flexible, semi-flexible or rigid. The body further has a first end that has a continuous opening that allows a user to insert a fingertip into the device and a second end further comprised of a top surface that exposes the nail of the user. In this manner, all other skin portions of the fingertip of the user are covered with the exception of the nail. Therefore, the nail can then be decorated while the skin area around the nail is protected from overspray.

A method for providing an augmented reality service using an AR sticker comprises: a step where a mobile terminal requests, from a server, an AR sticker template enabling a user to edit an AR sticker, and the server transmits the AR sticker template; a step where the mobile terminal directly edits the AR sticker image using the AR sticker template and creates AR content corresponding to the AR sticker image; a step where the server receives the AR sticker image and the AR content from the mobile terminal and stores same in an AR database, and creates an AR sticker including the AR sticker image and the AR content; a step where the mobile terminal receives the AR sticker, transmits the AR sticker to a printer, and requests printing of the AR sticker; and a step where the printer prints the AR sticker and conveys the printed AR sticker.

A drawing device includes an insertion case into which an object that is a finger or a toe having a nail to be drawn is inserted, and including a first surface provided with an opening area that exposes the nail in a state where the object is inserted and a second surface provided in a direction crossing the first surface, and an insertion area into which the insertion case is detachably inserted. An area of at least a part of the second surface, the area being corresponding to the nail in a state where the object is inserted, has transparency allowing an inside of the insertion case to be visible.

The present invention relates to a gel nail UV curing light and applicator device that is primarily comprised of a body with a first end that has at least one bulb, a bulb cover, and a cap, and a second end further comprised of at least one button. The bulb of the device is preferably a UV light. The bulb cover can be placed over the bulb such that a nail accessory can be placed on the top surface of the bulb cover. The device can then be pressed against the top surface of a nail that has been coated with a gel product. Therefore, the nail accessory is pressed into the nail via the device and is also simultaneously cured to the gel product via the UV light.

The present invention relates to a gel nail UV curing light and applicator device that is primarily comprised of a body with a first end that has at least one bulb, a bulb cover, and a cap, and a second end further comprised of at least one button. The bulb of the device is preferably a UV light. The bulb cover can be placed over the bulb such that a nail accessory can be placed on the top surface of the bulb cover. The device can then be pressed against the top surface of a nail that has been coated with a gel product. Therefore, the nail accessory is pressed into the nail via the device and is also simultaneously cured to the gel product via the UV light.

Provided is a photocuring device (100), including: a base (40); a light source (10) fixed on the base (40); a tray (20) configured to place a substrate (200) to be processed; and a digital mask (30) placed between the light source (10) and the tray (20) and configured to display corresponding light-shielding pattern (31) according to electronic graphics set by a user, so that light emitted by the light source (10) passes through the digital mask (30) to perform photocuring complementary to the light-shielding pattern (31) for the substrate (200) placed on the tray (20). The photocuring device (100) displays the light-shielding pattern (31) corresponding to the electronic graphics through the digital mask (30) according to the user's requirements, so that the light-shielding/light-transmitting of each area on the plane of the digital mask (30) can be satisfied, thereby achieving the patterning light required by the user.

A unique, user generated product (UGP) configurator, ordering and manufacturing system that utilizes a mobile device or other digital device, to capture a specific color or multiple colors, by way of an image capture converted from a RGB profile and converted into a manufacturable, mixable formula for future mixing and filling in the system specific processing line for enamel product is described. The user defined final product chosen by an individual user, through the system's user interface that runs on all web enabled digital devices which includes mobile, tablet, computer or other color capture user interface connected to the internet by way of a browser, where the individual identifies a color, type of material to be manufactured, size of container and then orders a finished goods product on their phone or other digital device, then manufactured or processed on a system specific equipment platform, using a computer controlled system that identifies an individual order by way of a variable and unique bar code identifier, where containers move down a proprietary conveyor line to be filled by a series of individually powered, micro-droplet dispensers whose canisters have been filled with specific colored paints from a system defined palette of colors and additives, where those individual paints are mixed to match the color that the individual specified on the system specific user interface.

A unique, user generated product (UGP) configurator, ordering and manufacturing system that utilizes a mobile device or other digital device, to capture a specific color or multiple colors, by way of an image capture converted from a RGB profile and converted into a manufacturable, mixable formula for future mixing and filling in the system specific processing line for enamel product is described. The user defined final product chosen by an individual user, through the system's user interface that runs on all web enabled digital devices which includes mobile, tablet, computer or other color capture user interface connected to the internet by way of a browser, where the individual identifies a color, type of material to be manufactured, size of container and then orders a finished goods product on their phone or other digital device, then manufactured or processed on a system specific equipment platform, using a computer controlled system that identifies an individual order by way of a variable and unique bar code identifier, where containers move down a proprietary conveyor line to be filled by a series of individually powered, micro-droplet dispensers whose canisters have been filled with specific colored paints from a system defined palette of colors and additives, where those individual paints are mixed to match the color that the individual specified on the system specific user interface.

A curing applicator for curing a curable formulation as it is applied to a surface includes an applicator assembly extending from a base assembly. The applicator assembly is configured to apply the curable formulation to the surface. The curing applicator further includes a curing assembly configured to deliver a curing stimulus. The curing assembly extends from the base assembly and is positioned to follow the applicator as it applies the curable formulation to the surface.

A curing applicator for curing a curable formulation as it is applied to a surface includes an applicator assembly extending from a base assembly. The applicator assembly is configured to apply the curable formulation to the surface. The curing applicator further includes a curing assembly configured to deliver a curing stimulus. The curing assembly extends from the base assembly and is positioned to follow the applicator as it applies the curable formulation to the surface.