Implementations described herein include adjustable nail filing assemblies capable of filing fingernails to a consistent length or shape. Such assemblies have a main body, an abrading member, and a finger bed. The main body extends along a housing longitudinal axis from a first end to an opposed second end. The first end includes an opening for receiving a finger bearing a fingernail. The abrading member is removably coupleable to the second end of the main body and includes a contoured abrasive surface. The finger bed for holding a finger is movably disposed in the main body. Movement of the finger bed relative to the abrading member files the nail to a predetermined length or shape. The finger bed is translatable along a predetermined pathway relative to the abrading member. The predetermined pathway includes an arc extending in a plane transverse or parallel to the housing longitudinal axis.

A nail clipper includes a cutting unit which includes an inner elastic plate which is bent such that a pair of cutting blades faces each other and the inner elastic plate has elastic restoring force, an outer elastic plate which is bent to surround an outer surface of the inner elastic plate and has elastic restoring force, and a pushing plate which has one end assembled to a support shaft disposed in inner and outer shaft holes penetratively formed in the inner and outer elastic plates and elastically deforms the inner and outer elastic plates by being pushed; a handle unit which includes a first main body which has an internal space into which the cutting unit is inserted and disposed, and a scattering prevention unit prevents a cut object cut by the cutting blades from scattering.

A spray bottle for storing a nail polish remover with a nail file attachment is provided. The spray bottle includes an upper container, a middle container, and a bottom container for storing a nail polish remover, cosmetic items, and refills of an absorbent cleaning material respectively. The spray bottle includes a spray attachment for dispensing the nail polish remover to the absorbent cleaning material attached to an adhering surface of a sprayer of the spray attachment. The sprayer sprays a required amount of the nail polish remover on one or more nails and allows removal of the nail polish from one or more nails without ruining adjacent painted nails and without spilling. After usage, the absorbent cleaning material is discarded and replaced with another absorbent cleaning material stored in the bottom container. The nail file attachment is attached to the bottom container. The nail file attachment is disposable and replaceable.

A spray bottle for storing a nail polish remover with a nail file attachment is provided. The spray bottle includes an upper container, a middle container, and a bottom container for storing a nail polish remover, cosmetic items, and refills of an absorbent cleaning material respectively. The spray bottle includes a spray attachment for dispensing the nail polish remover to the absorbent cleaning material attached to an adhering surface of a sprayer of the spray attachment. The sprayer sprays a required amount of the nail polish remover on one or more nails and allows removal of the nail polish from one or more nails without ruining adjacent painted nails and without spilling. After usage, the absorbent cleaning material is discarded and replaced with another absorbent cleaning material stored in the bottom container. The nail file attachment is attached to the bottom container. The nail file attachment is disposable and replaceable.

A device for holding a pedicure tool, the device including a telescoping handle having one end including a handle grip and a second end having a tool attachment holder engageable with the personal care or pedicure tool. The pedicure tool is attachable and removable from the tool attachment holder. The pedicure tool may be a small toenail polish applicator brush, emery board, pumice stone, large/cleaning brush and a sponge. or any pedicure tool or appliance which may be used on the foot. The telescoping handle is continuously variable in length from a fully collapsed position whereby the pedicure tool is positioned at a minimum distance from the handle to a fully extended position whereby the pedicure tool is positioned at a maximum distance from the handle.

A device for holding a pedicure tool, the device including a telescoping handle having one end including a handle grip and a second end having a tool attachment holder engageable with the personal care or pedicure tool. The pedicure tool is attachable and removable from the tool attachment holder. The pedicure tool may be a small toenail polish applicator brush, emery board, pumice stone, large/cleaning brush and a sponge. or any pedicure tool or appliance which may be used on the foot. The telescoping handle is continuously variable in length from a fully collapsed position whereby the pedicure tool is positioned at a minimum distance from the handle to a fully extended position whereby the pedicure tool is positioned at a maximum distance from the handle.

A sanding device, for, e.g., cosmetic and finishing applications, is provided. The sanding device includes a wire mesh having a plurality of apexes, the apexes having an abrasive affixed thereto. The wire mesh forms a substantially planar surface with a bent perimeter section. The sanding device further includes a rim made from a plastic material, the plastic material capping the bent perimeter section of the wire mesh and further extending from the bent perimeter section. The wire mesh and the rim defining a shallow bowl shape. The sanding devices also includes a carrier shell or grip received and captured with the bowl shape.

A nail file manufacturing method including: dissolving powder particles in a prepared BC solution; mixing liquefied powder obtained from the powder particles dissolving step with an epoxy resin; applying a mixture obtained from the epoxy resin and powder mixing step to upper and lower surfaces of a plate by a rolling method; first firing the plate obtained from the application step by heating the plate at 150 C. for 10 to 15 seconds; spreading abrasives in a range from 150 mesh to 320 mesh to each of the upper and lower surfaces of the plate obtained from the first firing step; second firing the plate obtained from the abrasives spreading step at a temperature range of 190 C. to 200 C. for 12 minutes; and coating the upper and lower surfaces of the plate obtained from the second firing step with a thin epoxy resin.

The invention relates to an abrasive body (6) for a grinding tool with an abrasive layer (8), which has at least one binding agent (12) and abrasive grains (13), characterised in that thermochromic colouring agents are provided in the abrasive layer (8).

The invention relates further to a grinding tool (1) with an abrasive body (6) according to the invention and elements (5) for connecting the grinding tool (1) to a driving device for rotatingly driving the abrasive body (6).

The invention relates further to a use of the abrasive body (6) according to the invention or of the grinding tool (1) according to the invention for treating human body parts.

The invention relates to an abrasive body (6) for a grinding tool with an abrasive layer (8), which has at least one binding agent (12) and abrasive grains (13), characterised in that thermochromic colouring agents are provided in the abrasive layer (8).

The invention relates further to a grinding tool (1) with an abrasive body (6) according to the invention and elements (5) for connecting the grinding tool (1) to a driving device for rotatingly driving the abrasive body (6).

The invention relates further to a use of the abrasive body (6) according to the invention or of the grinding tool (1) according to the invention for treating human body parts.