A photocosmetic device includes a first light source unit, a second light source units, a housing, and a light exit surface. The first light source unit includes a light source. The second light source unit includes a light source. The first light source unit and the second light source unit are housed in the housing. Light of the light source of each of the first light source unit and the second light source unit is emitted from the light exit surface to an outside of the housing. An optical axis of the first light source unit and an optical axis of the second light source unit are non-parallel to each other and cross each other on an outside of the housing.

A hair removing device includes a reflector, a light source, a first light-transmitting body, two elastic members, a housing defining an air inlet and an air outlet, and a fan for drive air flow from the air inlet to the air outlet. The reflector is a conductor. The light source is a strip-shaped gas excitation light source and arranged opposite to the reflector. The light source is used to emit light when excited by the reflector after the reflector being conducted. A distance between a body of the light source and the reflector is greater than zero and less than or equal to 0.3. The first light-transmitting body is arranged on a light exiting side of the reflector and cooperates with the reflector to define a cavity to receive the light source. Each of the two elastic members being fixed to one of two ends of the light source.

The present disclosure provides a hair removing device, including: a reflector; a light source; a light-transmitting body; a heat dissipation assembly, being connected to the light-transmitting body and configured to absorb heat from the light-transmitting body; a cold drive assembly, being configured to absorb external air, then blow into at least two cooling channels, and expel the air out of the hair removing device; cooling channels, comprising a first cooling channel and a second cooling channel; wherein at least one of the light source, the reflector is disposed in the first cooling channel, and at least part of the heat dissipation is disposed in the second cooling channel. Such that heat of the light source is dissipated uniformly, the service life of the light source is extended. Further, the improved heat dissipation performance allows the user to use the hair removing device more comfortably.

A skin treatment system (1) such as a depilating system comprises a functional member (20) that is configured to perform a treatment action on skin (2) and to be moved over the skin (2) during operation of the system (1), and a measurement unit (40) including a measurement member (41) that is configured to also be moved over the skin (2) during operation of the functional member (20) and to contact the skin (2) in the process. The measurement unit (40) is configured to measure at least a force value in an advancing direction in which the measurement member (41) is moved over the skin (2) during operation of the functional member (20). The measured force value in the advancing direction is used for the purpose of determining a friction coefficient value representative of the friction coefficient of the skin (2), which allows for assessing skin condition.

A hair removing device includes a reflector, a light source, a first light-transmitting body, two elastic members, a housing defining an air inlet and an air outlet, and a fan for drive air flow from the air inlet to the air outlet. The reflector is a conductor. The light source is a strip-shaped gas excitation light source and arranged opposite to the reflector. The light source is used to emit light when excited by the reflector after the reflector being conducted. A distance between a body of the light source and the reflector is greater than zero and less than or equal to 0.3. The first light-transmitting body is arranged on a light exiting side of the reflector and cooperates with the reflector to define a cavity to receive the light source. Each of the two elastic members being fixed to one of two ends of the light source.

A hair removal tool or device for removing depilatory cream from any part of the body typically where unwanted hair grows, including without limitation the face, legs, underarms, arms, intimate areas, chest and back. The device can also be used to apply or more uniformly spread the depilatory cream to make the cream more effective prior to removal. The device can also be used for applying and removing other skin treatment lotions such as an exfoliating lotion. The hair removal device includes a scraper portion having an edge for removing hair from skin as the edge moves along the skin and scrapes the depilatory cream; and a receptacle portion coupled to the scraper portion and having a receptacle for collecting the scraped depilatory cream and removed hair.