An automatic hair washing device includes a washing part including a cover member having a head holding space, a plurality of contacts each of which is formed of a rod-shaped member, and energization means for energizing the contacts to move toward the head holding space, wherein the energization means includes an accommodation space where a fluid is accommodated and a fluid pressure adjustment part to adjust a pressure of the fluid accommodated in the accommodation space at a predetermined level, and the fluid pressure adjustment part is configured to adjust the pressure of the fluid accommodated in the accommodation space at a pressure to energize the contacts toward the head holding space such that the contacts are in contact with the human head apply approximately constant forces to the human head even when the contacts are moved by the human head.

An automatic hair washing device includes a washing part including a cover member having a head holding space, a plurality of contacts each of which is formed of a rod-shaped member, and energization means for energizing the contacts to move toward the head holding space, wherein the energization means includes an accommodation space where a fluid is accommodated and a fluid pressure adjustment part to adjust a pressure of the fluid accommodated in the accommodation space at a predetermined level, and the fluid pressure adjustment part is configured to adjust the pressure of the fluid accommodated in the accommodation space at a pressure to energize the contacts toward the head holding space such that the contacts are in contact with the human head apply approximately constant forces to the human head even when the contacts are moved by the human head.

A custom hair coloring container, components of the container, and method of use and doing business. In one embodiment, the container includes a container body, a hair colorant container section of the container body removably mountable to a peroxide container section of the container body, and the hair colorant container section and the peroxide container section collectively forming a cavity with an inside surface. The hair colorant container section may include a first interior seal threadedly engaged with the inside surface within the hair colorant container, and the peroxide container section may include second interior seal threadedly engaged with the inside surface within the peroxide container section.

A custom hair coloring container, components of the container, and method of use and doing business. In one embodiment, the container includes a container body, a hair colorant container section of the container body removably mountable to a peroxide container section of the container body, and the hair colorant container section and the peroxide container section collectively forming a cavity with an inside surface. The hair colorant container section may include a first interior seal threadedly engaged with the inside surface within the hair colorant container, and the peroxide container section may include second interior seal threadedly engaged with the inside surface within the peroxide container section.

An applicator system comprises a container and an applicator. The container is configured to contain a substance to be applied using the applicator. The container is further configured to support the applicator in an accessible orientation in use. For example, the container can comprise a first chamber that is open at an end thereof. The first chamber can be arranged to receive and locate at least an active end of the applicator therein and to hold the applicator in the accessible orientation in use. The container can also comprise a second chamber that is arranged to receive and hold therein the substance to be contacted by the active end of the applicator in use.

A children's hair washing kit for assisted hair washing includes a support bowl having a bottom side, an open top side, a wall, a front side, and a back side. The front side has a contoured neck rest that is configured to receive the neck of a child. The bottom side has a drain aperture extending therethrough. The wall has a top perimeter having a plurality of cavities. The support bowl is configured to rest on a floor of a bathtub. A plurality of bottles each has a body and a pump dispenser. The body of each of the plurality of bottles is selectively engageable within the plurality of cavities of the wall of the support bowl. A rinse cup has a bottom end, an open top end, and a pour spout. The bottom end is selectively engageable within the plurality of cavities of the wall of the support bowl.

A children's hair washing kit for assisted hair washing includes a support bowl having a bottom side, an open top side, a wall, a front side, and a back side. The front side has a contoured neck rest that is configured to receive the neck of a child. The bottom side has a drain aperture extending therethrough. The wall has a top perimeter having a plurality of cavities. The support bowl is configured to rest on a floor of a bathtub. A plurality of bottles each has a body and a pump dispenser. The body of each of the plurality of bottles is selectively engageable within the plurality of cavities of the wall of the support bowl. A rinse cup has a bottom end, an open top end, and a pour spout. The bottom end is selectively engageable within the plurality of cavities of the wall of the support bowl.

A bowl stabilization system where a rigid bowl includes a plurality of magnets inserted into the base of the bowl. The bowl can be attached magnetically to a flat ferrous metal panel. A double-sided adhesive panel attaches the ferrous metal panel to any flat working surface, including a low walled tray. When a person wipes the bristles of a brush onto the edge of the bowl, the bowl remains flat to the ground plane because of the magnetic attraction of the metal panel to the magnets on the underside of the bowl. A concave cutout portion on the bowls upper edge allows the handle of a hair coloring brush to remain in a fixed position as the bristles are resting in the bowls interior bottom surface.

A bowl stabilization system where a rigid bowl includes a plurality of magnets inserted into the base of the bowl. The bowl can be attached magnetically to a flat ferrous metal panel. A double-sided adhesive panel attaches the ferrous metal panel to any flat working surface, including a low walled tray. When a person wipes the bristles of a brush onto the edge of the bowl, the bowl remains flat to the ground plane because of the magnetic attraction of the metal panel to the magnets on the underside of the bowl. A concave cutout portion on the bowls upper edge allows the handle of a hair coloring brush to remain in a fixed position as the bristles are resting in the bowls interior bottom surface.

A station for the treatment of hair, comprising: a washbasin (2), provided with a seat (21) for enabling a user to rest his/her neck and a drain (9) for draining the water from the washbasin (2); a dispenser (3) for dispensing steam inside the washbasin; a spray head (8) with an attached mixer tap (81) for dispensing hot or cold water; a cover (4) associated with the washbasin (2) to take on at least a closed position, in which it defines, together with the washbasin (2) a working space (V), and an open position; wherein the cover (4) comprises a window (41) to enable the users face to protrude outside of the working space (V). The cover (4) comprises a pair of openings (42) arranged to enable insertion of an operator's hands inside the space (V).