The present invention offers a halo-illuminating light pattern for clearly showing areas of a pet's fur to the user performing brushing. Such a halo-illuminating light pattern provides a full, 360-degree light pattern of the pet's fur. This eliminates the necessity for using an additional light source, for example a flashlight or being made to settle on a light source that only highlights one side of a pet's fur, leaving another side in shadow.

A cleaning apparatus having a cleaning member movably arranged at a housing, the cleaning member having a cleaning portion for engaging a surface to be cleaned; a handle member connects with and is resiliently movable between a raised position and a lower position so that when the handle member is arranged at the raised position, a resilient member operably connecting the handle member with the housing is substantially compressed thereby applying a pressing force onto the cleaning member towards the surface to be cleaned.

The method of painting flowers with a makeup brush or a specially made brush utilizes a brush with a plurality of attached bristles (conical or cylindrical) forming peripheral arcuate bristle segments. Bristle segments are cut/trimmed to form arcuate voids forming bristle fence slats (spaced apart). Central bristles are trimmed/cut to form a central void in the bristle head, forming a bristle fence about the void. The slats, loaded with petal flower color paint, are placed gently at a nascent flower location on a substrate. Sometimes prior, a dollop of ovary flower color is placed at the nascent center flower location before the loaded bristle fence slats are pressed about the ovary flower center. The special brush with the central void and the bristle fence slats may be made by the painter or manufactured.

The invention relates to a cosmetics container, in particular a mascara container (400), whose components are a container part (401), a container cap (402), a wiper (436), which is inserted into a container neck disposed on a container part, and an applicator (403), which is connected to the container cap and passes through the wiper with a brush rod provided with an applicator brush on its free end. Material intersections, which are realised as detachable form-fit, detachable substance-to-substance or detachable force-fit connections, are formed least partially between the different or coinciding materials for separation purposes, a joining end (412) of the brush rod (411) being connected to an applicator holder (414) by means of a bayonet joint (413).

A protection cover for a cosmetic brush and a method of manufacturing the protection cover are disclosed. The protection cover for a cosmetic brush of the present disclosure includes: a cover body coupled to a cosmetic brush to cover brush hairs; and a plurality of wrinkles formed on the cover body and configured to guide expiation and contraction of the cover body, in which the cover body and the wrinkles are made of a paper material.

A portable golf club cleaning system is provided. The club cleaning system may define two separate cleaning stations, each dimensioned and adapted for different types of clubs. Each cleaning station may be defined, along an upper region, by a stacked arrangement of a top cover panel, a splash guard, and a bottom cover panel that are attached along an opening of a container. Adjacent each cleaning station, inside of the container is a brush assembly providing bristles protruding into the volume defined by each respective cleaning station. After the container is filled with liquid, the clubs can be cleaned by urging them into the respective cleaning station by way of cutouts and associated flaps of the stacked arrangement. A screw-on lid can seal the opening to prevent spillage when transporting the present invention.

A portable golf club cleaning system is provided. The club cleaning system may define two separate cleaning stations, each dimensioned and adapted for different types of clubs. Each cleaning station may be defined, along an upper region, by a stacked arrangement of a top cover panel, a splash guard, and a bottom cover panel that are attached along an opening of a container. Adjacent each cleaning station, inside of the container is a brush assembly providing bristles protruding into the volume defined by each respective cleaning station. After the container is filled with liquid, the clubs can be cleaned by urging them into the respective cleaning station by way of cutouts and associated flaps of the stacked arrangement. A screw-on lid can seal the opening to prevent spillage when transporting the present invention.

An adjustable cosmetic applicator includes a stem; an applicator tip attached to a first end of the stem; a base attached to a second end of the stem, the base including a locking device disposed at a first end of the base, the locking device including a ball; a handle including a first end, the first end of the handle including a plurality of detents configured to receive the ball; and a chamber rotateably coupled to the handle, the chamber including a hollow cavity configured to receive the base inserted therein, the first end of the base being disposed proximal to the first end of the handle, wherein the chamber and the handle are configured to rotate independently around a rotation axis through a center of the chamber and the handle.

Mascara according to the present invention includes: a handle; a brush rod extended from one side of the handle; and a tip member provided at one end of the brush rod, in which the tip member includes a base part shaped like a pillar, and a plurality of protruding parts protruding from an outer circumferential surface of the base part, and the base part and the protruding part are made of a metal material.

A pad cleaner is in the shape of a “stone” or an ellipsoid. The pad cleaner has a first surface bowed in the center which curves down from the center radially outward to the edges of the first surface. The pad cleaner has a second surface bowed in the center, which curves up from the center radially outward to the edges of the second surface. The first surface is joined to the second surface at the edges of both surfaces forming a hollow center. There are ridges or spikes extending normal to the second surface that are arranged in a pattern to produce a cleaning effect. The first surface has a cutout extending through a material thickness of the first surface to expose the hollow center. The hollow center can be used to store pads.