A cosmetic device of longitudinal axis X including a bottle of product including a top free edge defining an opening, a detachable cap including a handle arranged at a first end of a stem, a second end of the stem being fastened to an application member, the stem includes a first relief able to be removably engaged in a second complementary relief arranged on the bottle.

A wiper for an applicator of a liquid or pasty product, including an attaching part configured to attach the wiper to the opening of a container able to contain the product, and a tubular wiping sleeve connected to the attaching part, in which the wiping sleeve is more flexible than the attaching part, and the end of the wiping sleeve opposite the attaching part forms an annular lip, the lip defining an orifice chamfered with respect to a direction of withdrawal (X) of the applicator through the wiper.

The invention relates to a formulation for topical application to the skin or mucous membranes. The formulation has both a pulverulent composition with an enzymatic complex as active substance, and a liquid composition intended to be mixed with the pulverulent composition so as to obtain the formulation to be applied. The liquid composition comprises a solvent and in addition, an agent for dispersing the pulverulent composition in the liquid composition. The invention also relates to a system for packaging and dispensing the formulation.

An applicator for applying makeup to keratin fibers, the applicator having an applicator member designed to apply the composition to said fibers, notably present in the form of tufts, and preferably to the underlying skin, the applicator member having a plastics body, the cross section of which is flattened along at least a part of its length, the flattened cross section defining a first direction corresponding to the width of the section and a second direction, perpendicular to the first, corresponding to the thickness of the section, the thickness being less than the width, the body having at least one first application face delimiting on one side the thickness of the flattened cross section, spikes attached to the first application face, and flocking present on a portion of the surface of the body adjacent to the distal end thereof.

Cosmetic applicators, blenders and aids, and more particularly to a resilient blender that includes an open-cell memory foam surface component that is easily cleanable or disposable in combination with a resilient core component. Further, the core component of the system includes a spring structure for greatly accelerating the rebound of the blender surface from a compressed state to a repose memory or de-compressed state.

Cosmetic applicators, blenders and aids, and more particularly to a resilient blender that includes an open-cell memory foam surface component that is easily cleanable or disposable in combination with a resilient core component. Further, the core component of the system includes a spring structure for greatly accelerating the rebound of the blender surface from a compressed state to a repose memory or de-compressed state.

A device for packaging and applying eyeliner including a container containing the eyeliner to be applied, and an applicator tip defining an application surface for applying the eyeliner contained in the container, having at least one cavity opening on the application surface and being elongate along a longitudinal axis, the cavity being bordered laterally by two walls, the free edges of which, on the application surface side, are convex in shape about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the cavity.

A cosmetic applicator includes a non-porous base and a first porous cushioning member molded onto the base that is configured to retain a predetermined amount of cosmetic formulation. A method of forming a cosmetic applicator includes forming a non-porous base and forming a first porous cushioning member on the base.

A device for applying a topical preparation or similar product to an individual's body including a handle, an elongated, inflexible shaft, and two apertures that are offset from each other such that when a package of topical preparation is inserted therein, the package is held securely in place at an angle to the shaft and handle allowing the user to apply the agent to part of their body that are hard to reach such as their back or the backs of their legs. The first aperture on the upper surface of the device communicates with a channel that leads to the second aperture which can also feature a tapered lip or portion of the channel surrounding the second aperture facilitating holding a container of topical preparation in place.

A device for applying a topical preparation or similar product to an individual's body including a handle, an elongated, inflexible shaft, and two apertures that are offset from each other such that when a package of topical preparation is inserted therein, the package is held securely in place at an angle to the shaft and handle allowing the user to apply the agent to part of their body that are hard to reach such as their back or the backs of their legs. The first aperture on the upper surface of the device communicates with a channel that leads to the second aperture which can also feature a tapered lip or portion of the channel surrounding the second aperture facilitating holding a container of topical preparation in place.