An applicator head for applying a fluid product including a cosmetic, care, or pharmaceutical product onto the keratinous substrate. The applicator head includes an applying member elongated along a longitudinal axis. The applying member has tubular body with a closed proximal end and an open distal end. The applying member includes a sidewall and an interior longitudinal cavity having an opening at the open distal end of the applying member. The applying member, at its distal end portion, has a ball socket for rotatably mounting a spherical ball. The spherical ball can discharge the fluid product by rotation. The sidewall includes at least two through feed openings that allow filling of the internal longitudinal cavity with the fluid product when the applying member is dipped in the receptacle. A portion of the spherical ball protrudes from the ball socket beyond the open distal end of the applying member.

The present invention relates to a foam made of a specific material having superior properties and to cosmetics comprising said foam.

The present invention relates to a foam made of a specific material having superior properties and to cosmetics comprising said foam.

This invention relates to an applicator comprising a cosmetic product on human keratin fibers, comprising: a gripping handle (12), said handle extending substantially according to a first main axis (14), an application rod (36), with a first end (40) of said application rod being connected to an end of the gripping handle according to the first axis, a second end of the application rod comprising a heating receiving area (50), able to receive a support (70) of a mass (72) of cosmetic product.

The application rod comprises a first (42) and a second (46) elbows substantially coplanar, adjacent to one another and arranged between the gripping handle and the receiving area, said two elbows being of opposite convexities,

This invention relates to an applicator comprising a cosmetic product on human keratin fibers, comprising: a gripping handle (12), said handle extending substantially according to a first main axis (14), an application rod (36), with a first end (40) of said application rod being connected to an end of the gripping handle according to the first axis, a second end of the application rod comprising a heating receiving area (50), able to receive a support (70) of a mass (72) of cosmetic product.

The application rod comprises a first (42) and a second (46) elbows substantially coplanar, adjacent to one another and arranged between the gripping handle and the receiving area, said two elbows being of opposite convexities,

The present invention relates to an applicator for applying a cosmetic, makeup or care product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, having an application member comprising a core that extends along a longitudinal axis, and spikes that are carried by the core and are arranged in groups of spikes within longitudinal rows, in which applicator the groups of spikes are preferably uniformly spaced along the longitudinal rows and each comprise at least two spikes, at least one longitudinal row of spikes being axially offset with respect to the consecutive longitudinal row, in such a way that at least one group of spikes of the offset row occupies the same axial position as a space free of spikes between two groups of spikes of the consecutive row.

A cosmetic container device includes an exterior body and an inner capsule for storing a cosmetic product. The inner capsule may be received in the exterior body. An outer cap removably coupled to a first end of the exterior body may include an application device for removing and applying the cosmetic product stored within the inner capsule. The cosmetic container device may further include an end cap removably coupled to a second end of the exterior body. The cosmetic container device may further include one or more fixation devices for removably securing the inner capsule to the end cap. Removal of the end cap from the exterior body may allow the inner capsule to be removed from the exterior body, so that the cosmetic container device can be refilled by replacing the inner capsule.

A mascara applicator that comprises a molded brush (adapted for grooming) to which is mounted a non-molded, fiber brush (adapted for loading product). The molded brush comprises relatively harder, relatively less flexible, injection molded bristles, while the non-molded brush comprises relatively softer, more flexible fiber bristles.

A system for maintaining eyelash extensions includes a plurality of components for use throughout the life of a set of eyelash extensions. These components may include a sealer formulated for use just after the extensions have been applied, a sealer and thickener formulated for use after eyelash extensions have started to fall out and a thickener formulated for use after the eyelash extensions have thinned considerably (i.e., few are remaining) and until the individual can have her eyelash extensions filled or replaced. Components of the system that are formulated for initial use and through the middle of the lifetime of the eyelash extensions (e.g., the sealer and the sealer/thickener) may be formulated to nourish the eyelashes and to seal each extension and the natural eyelash to which each extension is adhered. As the lifetime of the eyelash extensions progresses, components of the system may be formulated to provide eyelashes with an increased appearance of volume as more and more of the extensions fall out. Methods for maintaining the appearance of eyelash extensions throughout the lash cycle are also disclosed, and include applying compositions that are tailored for use during various phases of the lash cycle to the eyelash extensions and natural eyelashes.

An cosmetic applicator comprising a brush portion of relatively soft, flexible injection molded bristles, and a comb portion of relatively hard, inflexible injection molded teeth, the comb portion being assembled to the brush portion after each portion is molded. In one preferred embodiment, the comb portion has two or more columns of teeth arranged parallel to each other, which makes for a more effective comb.