A personal hygiene device for use by a person having a stomach area and a back area. The device comprises a body comprising a first arm portion, a central body portion, and a second arm portion. The first and second arm portions extend outward from the central body portion. The first arm portion is spaced apart from the second arm portion so the body may fit substantially about the stomach area and back area of the person. Each of the first and second arm portions comprise an end portion. The device further comprises a first cleaning member engaged with the end portion of the first arm portion. The device further comprises a second cleaning member engaged with the end portion of the second arm portion. The second cleaning member substantially faces the first cleaning member.

A multifunctional scrubbing tool is provided. The device includes a pouch with a pair of elastic members disposed on opposing ends of the pouch. The pouch further includes a plurality of apertures and a slit. A bar of soap or body wash may be inserted into the pouch via the slit. Each elastic member of the pair of elastic members further includes a handle. A user may insert their hands through the handle to hold and manipulate the pouch. The handle allows users to apply the pouch to be applied to a desired section of the body with ease. When the user pulls on the pair of elastic members in opposite directions, the slit is closed. When the slit is closed the bar of soap may remain encased in the pouch. The plurality of apertures on the pouch permits water and soap suds to pass through the pouch.

The present system relates to an applicator system to assist in the application of material to difficult to reach areas of the human body. The system includes a porous material that is adhered to a water impervious strip. The strip includes additional adhesive that is resistant to water as well as surfactants suitable for use on human skin, for example, bath soaps. The adhesive remains bonded to the strip and sufficiently tacky to allow for users to repeatedly engage and disengage the system from a wall so as to accommodate different sized users.

A multifunctional handheld applicator includes a handle having a material reservoir, an upper portion, and a lower portion. A mechanism housing is affixed to the upper portion of the handle and includes a motor operably connected to a drive gear. A pair of cam gears are mechanically engaged with and disposed on opposing sides of the drive gear. A cam is affixed to each cam gear, wherein each cam engages an opposing end of an actuator affixed to a head assembly that is operably connected to the mechanism housing. Activation of motor causes rotation of the drive gear, which causes the cams to make alternating reciprocal contact with the opposing ends of the actuator, thereby causing reciprocal side-to-side motion of the head assembly and the attached scrubbing pad. A pulley, cable, and spring assembly also causes reciprocal up-and-down motion of the head assembly via a sliding exterior handle portion.

A bathing towel with a low stretch and absorbent layer affixed to a central segment of a material that stretches several hundred percent axially. Each end of the stretchable layer has a loop to be used as a handle. By affixing the absorbent layer to the central section of the stretchable layer, the central section of the stretchable layer will not stretch and tends to remain flat during use washing the body.

The spa scrub is the new way of cleaning your body.

With the Spa Scrub it will make showering more complete.

It will make it easier to completely reaching every area of your body that a regular towel cant reach.

A combination of toiletry bag, washrag, and back-scrubber is provided. The bathing apparatus embodying the combination provides a mesh bag with a cattycorner handle configuration for enabling back-scrubbing functionality, while the bag can store toiletries and the mesh provides a washing surface.

The present invention is a modular platform for assembling a device for miscellaneous applications, comprising a base to which either a plugin and/or an overlay may be attached, each serving specific functionality including cleaning, back scratching, massaging, scrubbing (with a surface adapting to body contours as per one embodiment), applying lotion/medication, etc. The base has a pipe-like hollow handle through which a normal or telescopic elongated reach arm may be fastened. Alternatively, handle endings may be fitted with an insert connectable to a matching reach arm. An example configuration is a ball/socket joint insert allowing free multi-axial rotation of a matching reach arm. Having the handle/device in between reach arms gives more control over directionality, coverage, and pressure over the target body area yielding more effective function. Included as a matter of illustration not limitation are: adaptive, massager, and general-purpose embodiments.

Multi-part skin care methods comprise providing a plurality of first portions, and providing a plurality of second portions. Each first portion is configured to have a complementary shape to each second portion. Each first portion is configured to engage with each second portion to form a multi-part skin care bar. Multi-part skin care systems comprise a plurality of first portions, and a plurality of second portions. Each first portion comprises a first engagement portion, and each second portion comprises a second engagement portion. Each second portion is configured to be coupled to each first portion via the first engagement portion and the second engagement portion to form a multi-part skin care bar.

An illustrated view of an exemplary lotion applicator for applying lotion or soap to hard-to reach portions of the body is presented. The lotion applicator provides a two-piece device that can easily be washed with warm water and soap. Also, the lotion applicator is useful for gently applying lotion or soap while gently massaging the skin while applying the lotion or soap.