An applicator (10) for cosmetic product has a core (12) and a plurality of protrusions (30) projecting from the core (12). At least one of the protrusions (30) is in the form of a plate (31). The plate (31) is connected to the core (12) by a reinforcing region (32) has a radius of curvature (r32) which is greater than or equal to 0.3 mm.

An applicator for cosmetic product in particular for mascara, having a core (12) extending in a main direction of longitudinal extension, referred to as the main axis (X). The core (12) is obtained by moulding. The applicator (10) has a depressed region (20) extending along the main axis (X), so as to form a reservoir (20) capable of containing the cosmetic product. The reservoir (20) extends angularly between two distinct edges (22, 22) of width l and is configured to allow a majority portion of an eyelash to be level with, or even be immersed in said depressed region (20).

The application relates to an applicator device for applying a fluid and/or paste product to keratin fibres, including a core and a plurality of protuberances connected directly or indirectly to the core, these protuberances being arranged along a surface, the shape of which corresponds to the surface defined by the keratin fibres intended to receive said product.

A molded plastic applicator for cosmetics, such as a mascara brush, including an integral molded plastic panel that lies substantially in a mold plane when formed and is bent out of the mold plane to surround an extended longitudinal axis when the applicator is assembled. A plurality of openings, or projections such as bristles, are formed in or on the panel so as to be oriented substantially in a common pull direction transverse to the mold plane when the panel lies in the mold plane and to be oriented substantially radially of the longitudinal axis in directions distributed around the axis when the panel is bent to surround the axis. A retainer holds the panel bent out of the plane in surrounding relation to the axis. The panel may be formed as a plurality of free-ended limbs, radiating from a hub through which the longitudinal axis extends, and bent down around the axis; alternatively, it may be generally rectangular as formed, and bent into a cylinder about the axis, or it may be formed as a band that is wound helically about the axis. A method of making the applicator includes steps of molding the panel, bending the panel about the axis, and retaining the panel in the bent configuration.

An applicator for applying a cosmetic, makeup or care, product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, having an applicator member having: a core that extends along a longitudinal axis, and at least one bow of which the ends are attached to the core, the bow carrying application elements and extending in a twist around the longitudinal axis of the core, the distance between the bow and the longitudinal axis of the core, measured perpendicularly to the core, being variable along the core and passing through a maximum away from the ends for attaching the bow to the core.

According to the mascara applicator according to the present invention, the brush 30 is formed in a flat shape, and both side surfaces, of the brush 30, which define a thickness of the brush 30, come into contact with the wiper 20 when the brush 30 is drawn out of the housing 10, and the contents attached to both aide surfaces of the brush 30 are scraped, and as a result, it is possible to minimize the amount of contents which are not used, exposed to the outside, and hardened. In addition, in the case of the mascara applicator according to the present invention, it is possible to apply contents without rotating the brush 30 since the brush 30 is formed in a flat shape, and it is possible to apply contents onto a large area since the contents are applied onto the entire surfaces of the brush bristles 33.

An applicator for a cosmetic product, in particular for mascara, having a core that extends in a main longitudinal extension direction, referred to as the extension axis (X), and a plurality of protuberances projecting and extending radially from the core. The protuberances are moulded with the core. The protuberances are of at least two different types, a first type of protuberances being in the form of plates and a second type of protuberances being in the form of teeth. The first and second types of protuberances are arranged in succession along the extension axis (X).

An applicator for applying a cosmetic to eyelashes, comprising a shaft section or at least a coupling section and an applicator section, the applicator section being configured as an internally hollow cage for accommodating the cosmetic, which is substantially or completely closed in the circumferential direction, characterized in that the cage, in the direction perpendicular to its longitudinal axis, has a triangular cross section and comprises on at least one of its circumferential tips a number of passages that communicate with the interior of the cage and into which the eyelashes insert themselves during application.

An interdental cleaning device includes a handle. A cleaning head assembly is mounted on the handle. The cleaning head assembly includes a head that is mounted on the handle, the head defining a cavity. An interdental cleaning member is mounted on the head to extend into the cavity, the interdental cleaning member including an interdental cleaning element. A plunger is mounted on the head, the plunger being reciprocally displaceable relative to the head between an operative position in which the plunger is at least partially retracted into the cavity and an inoperative position in which the plunger extends from the cavity. A spring mechanism is interposed between the plunger and the head so that the movement of the plunger into the operative position is against a bias of the spring mechanism. The plunger defines a longitudinally extending passage that is dimensioned to accommodate the cleaning element. The interdental cleaning member is positioned so that the interdental cleaning element extends from a distal opening of the longitudinal passage when the plunger is in the operative position and is positioned within the plunger when the plunger is in the inoperative position.

An applicator cosmetic product includes a core and a plurality of protuberances. The core extends along a longitudinal extension direction from a first end (e.g., a proximal end) towards a second, opposite free end (e.g., a distal end). The protuberances project from the core towards an opposite free end. The protuberances can be arranged in a plurality of first longitudinal rows regularly distributed around the core, and in a plurality of second longitudinal rows regularly distributed around the core and alternating regularly with the first longitudinal rows. The first longitudinal rows have, along the core, a rectilinear increase in the height of the protuberances from the proximal end towards a distal portion. The second longitudinal rows have, along the core, a rectilinear decrease in the height of the protuberances from the proximal end towards the distal portion.