An applicator head intended to be associated with a cosmetic dispensing package for dispensing and applying a fluid product. The applicator head includes a first applicator member and a second applicator member coupled to one side of the first applicator member. The second applicator member made of a material capable of holding and retaining a thermal charge. An upper surface of the applicator head defines an applicator surface adapted to apply and dispense the fluid product. The applicator surface is angled with respect to a longitudinal axis of the applicator head. A recessed concavity is formed on the applicator surface and a discharge opening is disposed within the recessed concavity. A first portion of the recessed concavity lies on the first applicator member and a second portion of the recessed concavity lies on the second applicator member.

Provided is a dabbing tool comprising a shaft elongated along a shaft axis to define a first shaft end and a second shaft end opposite the first shaft end; the first shaft end having a dab blade; the second shaft end having a handle; a first catch located between the first shaft end and the second shaft end, the first catch extending outwardly from the shaft axis; wherein the handle defines a handle surface and is elongated to define a first handle end and a second handle end, the first handle end having a first set of handle threads; and further comprising a shroud elongated along a shroud axis to define a first shroud end and a second shroud end opposite the first shroud end, the first shroud end having a first set of shroud threads adapted to operationally engage with the first set of handle threads.

A nail polish application apparatus, comprising a mounting element comprising a capsule compartment adapted to receive one or more capsules containing a nail polish fluid wherein the mounting element is moveable by actuator(s) in longitudinal axis crossing a nail polish applying space and in lateral axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and is rotatable by the actuator(s) around the longitudinal axis, a pressure applying element adapted to apply pressure on a body portion of the capsule(s) installed in the capsule compartment wherein the body portion defines a reservoir containing a nail polish fluid, the pressure builds an internal pressure in the reservoir forcing extrusion of the nail polish fluid to a nail polish applying element integrated with the capsule(s), sensor(s) adapted to generate sensory data depicting the nail polish applying space and a control unit adapted to operate the actuator(s) and the pressure according to analysis of the sensory data.

A container including: a first portion having an open end and a closed end, where the open end is disposed distal from the closed end; one or more first portion apertures disposed in the first portion to allow air flow into the container; a second portion having an open end and a closed end, where the open end is disposed distal from the closed end; one or more second portion apertures disposed in the second portion to allow air flow into the container; where an outer surface of the second portion is received by an inner surface of the first portion; and where the first portion is detachably attached to the second portion.

A kit for usage by a nail polish application apparatus, the kit comprising one or more nail polish capsules. Each of the nail polish capsule(s) comprises a body portion defining a reservoir containing a nail polish fluid and a non-screw detachable cover having an integrated nail polish applying element. The non-screw detachable cover is mechanically coupled to an upper face of the body portion to seal an opening in the upper face.

The wax warmer with automated stirring combines the heating element and wax temperature control with a rotating wax reservoir. The rotating wax reservoir causes the associated stored wax to rotate with respect to the body of the device. To interrupt the flow of the wax within the rotating reservoir, and cause mixing and stirring, a stationary stir stick is placed in the path of rotation. As the moving wax contacts the stationary stir stick, turbulence is caused, resulting in mixing. The mixing helps to maintain a consistent temperature of wax within the reservoir. The stir stick is preferably held in position by a slot within the lid, removal of the lid causing removal of the stir stick, removing the stir stick as an obstacle to the user accessing the wax within the vessel.

A container including: a first portion having an open end and a closed end, where the open end is disposed distal from the closed end; one or more first portion apertures disposed in the first portion to allow air flow into the container; a second portion having an open end and a closed end, where the open end is disposed distal from the closed end; one or more second portion apertures disposed in the second portion to allow air flow into the container; where an outer surface of the second portion is received by an inner surface of the first portion; and where the first portion is detachably attached to the second portion.

The present invention relates to an automatically-chargeable spout type cosmetics container. The automatically-chargeable spout type cosmetics container allows air present in a pusher to be introduced into a spout tube or allows ambient air to be introduced into the pusher, but prevents a cosmetics liquid from being introduced into the pusher, by a valve installed at the spout tube, thereby preventing deformation and hardening of the pusher. The automatically-chargeable spout type cosmetics container automatically charges the cosmetics liquid in an interior of the spout tube such that the height of the cosmetics liquid charged in the interior of the spout tube becomes equal to the height of the cosmetics liquid contained in a container body through a configuration in which a communication hole formed at an outer peripheral surface of a connecting tube achieves communication between the interior of the spout tube and the container body.

A shaving-mirror apparatus that is attachable to and readily removable from both the bottom of a shaving cream/gel container and the top of a shaving gel squeeze bottle, and a method of manufacturing the shaving mirror apparatus. The shaving mirror apparatus may comprise a flat mirror or a convex mirror, and the mirror may further comprise anti-fog and water repellant properties.

An interactive skin treatment and management device having a housing and a fluid basin coupled to the housing. The device can further include a fluid atomizer coupled to the housing, configured to atomize fluid from the fluid basin, and a computing display coupled to the housing. Here, the computing display is configured to receive input from a user. In addition, the housing can also include a lighting unit disposed around the computing display, and a heating or cooling element disposed within the housing. The housing of the device may also include a receptacle for receiving a capsule or container and a tube for releasing and dispensing the contents of the capsule or container, among other features.