The disclosure presented herein relates to a canine paw-grooming device that is specially adapted to cause a dog to be likely to interact with said device. The present invention is door-mounted dog paw-grooming station. Because dogs do not have an instinctual drive to groom their own nails, the mere provision of a grooming station is insufficient to induce a dog to actually use such a device. The present invention takes advantage of many dogs' tendency to paw or scratch at doors repeatedly. By securely affixing an abrasive surface to an area that a dog is likely to scratch, a dog can be induced to file its own nails in a predictable and repeatable way.

An electric nail filing device includes a cylindrical body having a battery holder attached inside in the body, a cover attached to an open end of the cylindrical body, an on/off switch attached on the cover or the cylindrical body, an electric motor having a metallic rotary filing wheel, and a safety guard cap attached and covering the wheel, shaped like a rectangular prism, a pentagonal prism, a hexagonal prism, or a multiplane prism having multiple planes and a tubular cylindrical housing inner space which has enough space to cover the wheel, in which the safety guard cap has multiple slots on the planes, and an adjustable guard tab attached at closed end of the safety guard cap. Optionally the safety guard cap is covered by a nail debris collector which is shaped like a half-dome covering all other planes of the safety guard cap except one plane.

An electric nail filing device includes a cylindrical body having a battery holder attached inside in the body, a cover attached to an open end of the cylindrical body, an on/off switch attached on the cover or the cylindrical body, an electric motor having a metallic rotary filing wheel, and a safety guard cap attached and covering the wheel, shaped like a rectangular prism, a pentagonal prism, a hexagonal prism, or a multiplane prism having multiple planes and a tubular cylindrical housing inner space which has enough space to cover the wheel, in which the safety guard cap has multiple slots on the planes, and an adjustable guard tab attached at closed end of the safety guard cap. Optionally the safety guard cap is covered by a nail debris collector which is shaped like a half-dome covering all other planes of the safety guard cap except one plane.

Cosmetic cuticle apparatuses are presented. A cosmetic cuticle apparatus includes a handle portion having a first end and a second end, two cuticle maintaining devices coupled to the handle portion, and at least one cuticle buffer coupled to at least one side of the two cuticle maintaining devices. The two cuticle maintaining devices include a cuticle pusher having an arcuate periphery and a V-shaped cuticle cleaner having a V-shaped cross-section.

The current invention enhances the disposable face or facings on any commonly used adhesive bandage into a usable nail file and callus remover along with preserving its original function of protecting the adhesive layer on the bandage. The current invention eliminates the need to use a separate manicure tool, nail file, or callus remover when the shaping and exfoliating tools are contained on the disposable face or facings of the adhesive bandage. This efficiently allows the user to maximize the utilization and function of not only the adhesive bandage but also the disposable face or facings. Because the disposable facings may be altered at minimal cost to include the abrasive surface, the apparatus is a significant improvement over the current products on the market.

The current invention enhances the disposable face or facings on any commonly used adhesive bandage into a usable nail file and callus remover along with preserving its original function of protecting the adhesive layer on the bandage. The current invention eliminates the need to use a separate manicure tool, nail file, or callus remover when the shaping and exfoliating tools are contained on the disposable face or facings of the adhesive bandage. This efficiently allows the user to maximize the utilization and function of not only the adhesive bandage but also the disposable face or facings. Because the disposable facings may be altered at minimal cost to include the abrasive surface, the apparatus is a significant improvement over the current products on the market.

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.

Provided is a beauty tool for nail and skin exfoliation, and specifically, a beauty tool for nail and skin exfoliation including a body, a plate which is coupled to the body and is made of a glass material, a plurality of metal protrusions which are disposed on an upper surface of the plate with a predetermined pattern, and a plurality of concave grooves which are defined with a predetermined depth on the upper surface of the plate and are not covered by the plurality of metal protrusions.

The present invention relates to a photocrosslinkable cosmetic composition, comprising in a physiologically acceptable medium: at least one photocrosslinkable urethane (meth)acrylate compound P1 comprising at least one structural unit: (I) at least one photocrosslinkable urethane (meth)acrylate compound P2 comprising at least one polyether chain, said compound having a molar mass greater than or equal to 1000 g/mol, at least one film-forming polymer P3, at least one photoinitiator, and at least one volatile solvent chosen from acetone, ethyl acetate, and propyl acetate, said solvent being present in said composition at a content greater than or equal to 20%, preferably greater than or equal to 30%, by weight in relation to the total weight of said composition, wherein the ratio of the total mass of P1 and P2 to the total mass of P3 is less than or equal to 4.0. ##STR00001##