The Hair Removal Device may be a wall mounted assembly of a base attached to a wall. The base having a plurality of holes extending from a top to a bottom. A cluster of tentacles mounted on a bristle ball body. The body having a suction cup on a stem, the suction cup spaced from the tentacles. The base disposed between the suction cup and the tentacles. The bristle ball having a plurality of tentacles extending radially from the bristle ball. The bristles formed of a flexible, resilient material. The each one of the plurality of holes filled with a stem holding the suction cup on the base and the tentacles spaced from the base.

A bath scrubber includes an elongated handle, a scrubbing member, and a tightening member. The handle has a positioning structure at one end thereof, a first side and a second side opposite to the first side. The positioning structure includes a first position-limiting hole and a second position-limiting hole run through the first side and the second side, and a first anti-slip portion located between the first and second position-limiting holes. The first and second position-limiting holes and the first anti-slip portion are arranged on an axis. The tightening member is fastened to the scrubbing member and inserted through the first and second position-limiting holes to fix the scrubbing member on the handle and to make the scrubbing member engage in the first anti-slip portion.

A wall-mounted back care apparatus for handsfree washing, lotion application, and scratching includes a pair of mounting brackets. Each mounting bracket has a mounting plate and a receiver coupled to the mounting plate. The mounting plate is mounted to a wall of a shower or a bathroom. A mounting rod is coupled to the pair of mounting brackets and is selectively engageable within the receiver of each mounting bracket. A backboard is coupled to the mounting rod. The backboard has a concave front face and a convex rear face. A cover is coupled to the backboard. The cover is selectively engageable with the backboard to be continuously disposed over the front face of the backboard. The cover exfoliates skin, applies soap or lotion, or scratches an itch.

A skin care device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a brush module mounting part on which a brush module having a brush fixed thereto is mounted, a vibration motor configured to vibrate the brush module mounting part and the brush module in one direction, a rotating shaft formed in the one direction and configured to be fastened to the brush module mounting part, a rotating motor configured to be connected to the rotating shaft, a mounting detection sensor configured to be obtain a sensing value related to a mounting of the brush module, and a controller configured to detect a type of the mounted brush module on the basis of the sensing value and control driving of at least one of the vibration motor and the rotating motor according to a detected type.

A body cleaning accessory, including a handle unit, including a handle body to facilitate gripping thereof, a plurality of attachment receiving ends disposed on at least a portion of an end of the handle body, and a plurality of tab receiving grooves, each of the plurality of tab receiving grooves disposed on at least a portion of the plurality of attachment receiving ends, and a cleaning attachment unit removably connected to at least a portion of at least one of the handle body and the plurality of attachment receiving ends to facilitate cleaning of an external surface.

A tool includes a handle, and arm, a pivotable coupler, and an implement. The handle has a first end and an opposing second end. The arm has a third end and an opposing fourth end. The pivotable coupler couples the opposing second end of the handle to the third end of the arm. The handle and the arm are pivotable relative to each other about the pivotable coupler between a closed orientation and an open orientation. The handle and the arm extend in a substantially same direction when arranged in the closed orientation. The arm extends at an angle from the handle when arranged in the open orientation. The implement is coupled to the opposing fourth end of the arm.

A tool includes a handle, and arm, a pivotable coupler, and an implement. The handle has a first end and an opposing second end. The arm has a third end and an opposing fourth end. The pivotable coupler couples the opposing second end of the handle to the third end of the arm. The handle and the arm are pivotable relative to each other about the pivotable coupler between a closed orientation and an open orientation. The handle and the arm extend in a substantially same direction when arranged in the closed orientation. The arm extends at an angle from the handle when arranged in the open orientation. The implement is coupled to the opposing fourth end of the arm.

A bath ball comprises a main body made of a material of absorbing liquid; a tie cord for binding the main body; and a carry strap being an elongated belt with two ends, the two ends of the carry strap are merged to make the carry strap form a loop; at least one through hole is disposed on the carry strap; the tie cord passes through the through hole of the carry strap and binds the main body. Thereby, the carry strap does not need to be knotted manually, the carry strap can be connected to the tie cord conveniently and quickly, and the carry strap does not need to reserve a length required for knotting, so a production speed of the bath ball can be improved and costs can be reduced. Furthermore, the carry strap is restricted by the tie cord from sliding.

A bath ball comprises a main body made of a material of absorbing liquid; a tie cord for binding the main body; and a carry strap being an elongated belt with two ends, the two ends of the carry strap are merged to make the carry strap form a loop; at least one through hole is disposed on the carry strap; the tie cord passes through the through hole of the carry strap and binds the main body. Thereby, the carry strap does not need to be knotted manually, the carry strap can be connected to the tie cord conveniently and quickly, and the carry strap does not need to reserve a length required for knotting, so a production speed of the bath ball can be improved and costs can be reduced. Furthermore, the carry strap is restricted by the tie cord from sliding.

A loofah sponge includes a first cover layer, a second cover layer secured to the first cover layer by peripheral stitching, and an inner layer loose inside an interior space formed by the first cover layer and the second cover layer. The configuration of the loofah sponge, particularly loose inner layer, provides enhanced durability and ergonomics.