A fluid application device and a device for storing and dispensing a fluid, as a massage device, includes: a holder including a cavity that has a visible depth for the cavity; at least one magnet contained within a recess that is present in the holder; and an application head including at least one portion made of a magnetizable material that is formed so as to be attracted by the magnet(s). The application head has an application surface higher than half the total outer surface of the application head, the device being arranged such that the application head is rotatably movable within the cavity.

The present disclosure discloses an automatic liquid outlet structure and a beauty massage apparatus, and the automatic liquid outlet structure comprises a rolling massage mechanism, a liquid storage mechanism, and a liquid adsorption mechanism. The liquid adsorption mechanism is disposed between the rolling massage mechanism and the liquid storage mechanism. A first side of the liquid adsorption mechanism is in communication with the liquid storage mechanism, and a second side of the liquid adsorption mechanism is in contact with the rolling massage mechanism. The liquid storage mechanism is configured to hold a liquid. The liquid held in the liquid storage mechanism is configured to be adsorbed into the liquid adsorption mechanism. When the rolling massage mechanism is in a rolling process, the liquid adsorbed in the liquid adsorption mechanism is transferred to the rolling massage mechanism.

Provided is a massager having a body, a massage attachment and at least two triggers for operation. The massage attachment may be removeably coupled to the massager and easily changed. The first trigger may allow a user to operate the massager in a first orientation and the second trigger may allow a user to operate the massager in a second orientation. A gripping surface may allow the user to effectively grip the massager in either the first or the second orientation while also allowing the user to operate one of the first or second triggers.

The present invention is a cosmetic massage and liquid distributing electronic mask or electronic cosmetic apparatus utilized for skin health. The present invention presents a unique way for users to engage in a hands-free massage in conjunction with cosmetic skincare products to maintain healthy skin appearance. The said cosmetic apparatus lifts and firms the skin, and increases collagen production to areas of the face and neck to renew the skin.

A massaging chair assembly includes a pad that is positionable on a seat in a vehicle. A plurality of massage units is each integrated into the pad and each of the massage units abuts the user when the user sits on the pad. Each of the massage units orbits about a central point when the massage units are turned on to massage the user. A heating element is integrated into the pad and the heating element heats the pad to warm the user when the user sits on the pad. A control unit is integrated into the pad and the control unit is in electrical communication with each of the massage units and the heating element. A remote control is provided and the remote control is in wireless communication with the control unit for controlling operational parameters of the massage units and the heating element.

A clogged duct massager includes a handle, a pair of arms each affixed at. a lower end to an upper end of the handle, and a massage roller having opposing sides that rotatably connect to the upper end of each arm, such that the massage roller is freely rotatable between the pair of arms. A power supply disposed within the handle is operably connected to a heating element and a vibration motor disposed within the massage roller. Temperature and vibration controls disposed on the handle allow the user to selectively activate or deactivate the heating element and the vibration motor. The massage roller pressure, heat, and vibration can be applied to any desired area of the skin in order to prevent and alleviate clogging of ducts and pores, thereby helping to prevent mastitis and other negative conditions associated with dogged ducts and pores.

Among others, the present invention provides exercise rollers each including two trays, each tray having an elongated track configured for receiving a roller element. Each roller element is movable along the corresponding track between its two ends, configured to enable a user to perform knee and leg exercise, and receive foot exercise, by moving the roller elements back and forth along the respective tracks.

A portable massage ball assembly for facilitating a user to massage their back while seated in a vehicle includes a clasp that is closable around a support such that the clasp can be attached to a seat in a vehicle. A retractor is coupled to the clasp and a cable is integrated into the retractor. Additionally, the cable is drawable outwardly from the retractor. A ball is coupled to the cable such that the ball can be positioned between the seat in the vehicle and a user. In this way the user can massage their back with the ball.

A massaging device includes a first arm having a first arm-first end and a first arm-second end and a second arm connected to the first arm and having a second arm-first end and a second arm-second end. The device also includes a first massaging assembly secured to the first arm-first end and a second massaging assembly secured to the second arm-first end. The device also includes a first handle assembly secured to the first arm-second end and a second handle assembly secured to the second arm-second end. Application of a first force on the first handle assembly and the second handle assembly increases a distance between the first massaging assembly and the second massaging assembly. Application of a second force on the first handle assembly and the second handle assembly decreases the distance between the first massaging assembly and the second massaging assembly.

Systems and methods for exerting forces on a body, including a support structure defining a space and a plurality of surface contacting units that are configured to exert force upon the body, such that the weight is distributed away from the primary weight bearing regions to non-weight bearing regions of the body, or vice versa, without exerting significant shear or frictional forces on surfaces of the body. The systems and methods may be used to exert forces to cause fluid shift in different compartments of the body. Applications include treatment of various disease conditions including pressure ulcers, heart failure, high blood pressure, preeclampsia, osteoporosis, injuries of spine and to slow microgravity-induced bone and muscle loss. The systems and methods may be used to simulate gravity, weightlessness or buoyancy, in rehabilitation medicine. The system may include a chair, bed, a wearable suit or an exoskeleton.