A gripping tool includes first and second arms connected to each other at proximal ends, a first gripping portion having a first gripping surface, and a second gripping portion having a second gripping surface. The first and second gripping surfaces are in planar contact with each other when the first and second arms are pressed toward each other in closing directions. At least one of the first and second gripping portions is an elastic part extending toward the proximal end. When the first and second arms are further pressed in the closing directions from a state in which the first and second gripping surfaces are in planar contact with each other, the elastic part is elastically deformed while maintaining the planar contact between the first gripping surface and the second gripping surface.

A multi-pronged tweezer is an apparatus that provides a variety of tips in order to effectively remove or position small items. The apparatus includes an elongated tweezing body, a first tip pair, a second tip pair, a third tip pair. The elongated tweezing body further includes a first tweezing arm, a second tweezing arm, a stabilizing tweezing arm, first tweezing end, and a second tweezing end. The first tweezing arm and the second tweezing arm position and orient the first tip pair, the second tip pair, and the third tip pair. The first tweezing arm and the second tweezing arm serve function as levers as the stabilizing tweezing arm transversally connects in between the first tweezing arm and the second tweezing arm. The first tip pair is slanted tip pair, the second tip pair is a straight tip pair, and the third tip pair is a pointed tip pair.

A jar and lid assembly that includes a jar assembly configured to hold a product. The jar and lid assembly also includes a lid assembly coupled to the jar assembly and includes an outer lid portion and an inner lid portion. The coupling of the lid assembly may be by rotation to secure the lid assembly using threads. A magnet may be positioned within the lid assembly to magnetically couple a cosmetic implement to an outer surface of the lid assembly.

Tweezers 8 are provided with a pair of resilient gripping sections 80 and 81 and include an elliptic projection 85 restricting movement in a gripping direction provided on the inside in substantially the center in a longitudinal direction of the other-side gripping section 81. Preferably, a one-side gripping surface 80a of the one-side gripping section 80 is a plane, and the other-side gripping surface 81a of the other-side gripping section 81 is a reduction plane formed by cutting out a rear end side of an opposing plane symmetrically formed in the plane. The one-side gripping section 80 preferably includes a recess 80c in a direction in which a gripping interval narrows from a rear end side in a longitudinal direction toward a tip side. It is preferable that an engaging recess 81c be formed on an opposite side of the one-side gripping section 80 including the projection 85.

Cases can be used to house sets of artificial lashes in a specified arrangement. For example, lash fusions may be placed within multiple predefined indentations in the shape of an eyelid. Applicators can be used to resiliently grasp all of the lash fusions in a set of lash extensions, and then simultaneously apply the entire set of lash extensions directly to the underside of the natural lashes. An applicator includes opposed arms that are connected to one another at an inner end designed to be gripped by an individual. The applicator can also include an outer end having a concave shape that is contoured to be substantially flush with the convex shape of the lash line and the predefined indentations of a case that includes the set of lash extensions.

A system including a storage base and a plurality of lash extensions. The storage base may include an outer sidewall defining a multiple indentations extending inward from an outside surface of the outer sidewall. Barriers may be spaced apart from each other along the indentations. The lash extensions may be positioned within the indentations between the barriers, and extend from the storage base from the indentations.

A skincare tool is configured with a base member that includes a magnetic coupling device. The magnetic coupling device allows one tool to be coupled to another tool, and for a plurality of tools to be coupled together. A tool member is disposed at the opposite end of the base member. The base member, which can also function as a grip or handle for the skincare tool, has a unique and ornamental design. The base member enables multiple skincare tools to be magnetically coupled together while at the same time providing improved handling and hygiene of skin care tools.

Cases can be used to house sets of artificial lashes in a specified arrangement. For example, lash fusions may be placed within multiple predefined indentations in the shape of an eyelid. Applicators can be used to resiliently grasp all of the lash fusions in a set of lash extensions, and then simultaneously apply the entire set of lash extensions directly to the underside of the natural lashes. An applicator includes opposed arms that are connected to one another at an inner end designed to be gripped by an individual. The applicator can also include an outer end having a concave shape that is contoured to be substantially flush with the convex shape of the lash line and the predefined indentations of a case that includes the set of lash extensions.

A pincer apparatus, including two arms forming a pair of jaws at the arm tips, at least one camera positioned on the pincer apparatus, a communication port for transmitting an image captured by the camera to an external device including an image display, and a power source configured to power the camera and the communication port.

A visual tweezer includes a main shell, a connecting shank, a tweezer assembly, a driving assembly, a circuit assembly and a camera assembly. The driving assembly including a press member, a push member, and a connector, wherein the push member is arranged on one side of the connecting shank close to the main shell; the connector is connected to the push member and is connected to the tweezer assembly through the second opening and the second storage cavity; the press member is abutted with the push member and is used for driving, when pressed by an external force, the push member to move in the preset direction, so that the connector moves in the preset direction to drive the tweezer assembly to be opened or closed. It can be convenient to control opening and closing of the tweezer, and operations of the user are facilitated.