This device is a handheld tool intended for use on one's self or another to provide various types of Massage therapy including: Direct Compression, Acupressure, Trigger Point Therapy, Muscle Scraping/Gua Sha, Lymphatic Drainage and Myofascial Release. The size and solid-body construction of this device make it easy to hold, easy to control, and quite durable. The unit is comprised of two distinct parts, a Knuckle Structure and a ball base.

The Knuckle Structures are distributed around and embedded in the ball base in a tetrahedral arrangement. The Knuckle Structures emerge from the ball base at graduated heights allowing for varying depths of penetration of the Knuckle Structures which allows for a greater level of safety and control when providing Trigger Point Therapy, Cross Friction Massage, and compressive forms of Myofascial Release. The sides of the Knuckle Structures provide a rounded edge, especially well-suited for Muscle Scraping which are gentler than those currently offered in other devices. The angles made by the juxtaposition of the Knuckle Structures and the ball base produce approximately V-shaped edges appropriate for lymphatic drainage. The smooth rounded surface of the ball-base itself is similarly appropriate for working on sensitive structures, where no penetration is desired, or for producing a stimulatory effect on underlying inflammation.

The present invention provides an improved massage device which allows a user to apply increased pressure to his or her body via the massage device without assistance from a wall, floor, a second person, or the like, and methods of using the same. The massage device may comprise a massaging roller, an axle, a tension strap, and an axial handle. The tension strap may have first and second ends with connectors attached to the axle on opposite sides of the massaging roller, and the tension strap may be operable to wrap around to an opposite side of the user's body, allowing the user to apply tension to the strap by pushing or pulling thereon, thus increasing the pressure of the massaging roller against the user's body.

A self-massage roller having a bottle, a covering, and, optionally, a removable cap. The bottle provides a vessel for holding liquids. The covering includes a base layer and a plurality of nubs. The base layer overlays the outer surface of the bottle. Each nub in the plurality of nubs protrudes from the base layer in a direction radially away from the outer surface of the bottle. Each nub is a massage element, and the plurality of nubs forms a textured surface for myofascial release of certain muscles of the user. In another version, each nub is attached directly to the outer surface of the bottle without an intervening base layer. In versions with a cap, the cap may include a flip-up spout, or it may have a plunger valve that opens upon pulling the plunger outward and closes upon pushing in the plunger.

Disclosed herein is a cosmetic device. The cosmetic device includes a pair of shafts secured to a handle, a pair of rotating bodies rotatably coupled to the pair of shafts, and a pair of vibration motors configured to transmit vibration to the pair of rotating bodies. The vibration motors are installed in the shafts, respectively.

A massage device, comprising at least two massage elements and at least one bearing element, which is arranged between the massage elements, wherein the bearing element is designed in such a way that the massage elements can rotate independently with at least two rotational degrees of freedom per massage element, wherein the massage elements are surrounded by a tensioning element, which substantially defines the spatial position of the massage elements, wherein the bearing element comprises bearing balls, which are arranged circularly, and wherein the bearing balls are arranged in a bearing cage.

A roller assembly includes a roller body having a rounded outer surface, an end opening, and an internal cavity extending inwardly along an axial direction from the end opening and configured to receive a weight assembly including one or more weights, a weight holder received within the cavity and configured for holding the weight assembly within the cavity, and a retaining structure engaged with the roller body to retain the weight holder and the weight assembly within the cavity. The weight holder includes first and second engaging members to engage first and second ends of the weight assembly that are spaced in the axial direction, to limit movement of the weight assembly along the axial direction. At least one of the first and second engaging members is positionable in different axial positions relative to the other, such that the engaging members can accommodate changes in size of the weight assembly.

A massaging tool includes a housing that includes a first shell member and a second shell member. The first shell member defines a first interior cavity, and the second shell member defines a second interior cavity. The housing is configurable in a first orientation where the first shell member is secured to the second shell member and a second orientation where the first shell member is decoupled from the second shell member.

A derma roller apparatus has a head, which has a cylindrical member and a plurality of needles situated around the cylindrical member. The width of the cylindrical member may be in a range of four to twelve inches. Furthermore, each of the plurality of needles may have a length of at least five tenths millimeters. In addition, the derma roller apparatus has a swivel, a connector, and a handle. The connector connects to a first endpoint of the head and a second endpoint of the head. Furthermore, the handle is operably attached to the connector via the swivel. The handle is configured to move along a yaw axis with respect to a collinear plane that is collinear with the head and the handle. Finally, the first endpoint and the second endpoint of the head are transverse to the collinear plane. As an alternative, the handle may be telescopic.

A roller device, including a first tube having a first diameter, and a through-bore having a second diameter smaller than the first diameter, the through-bore extending through and concentric with the first tube, a first rod having a third diameter smaller than the second diameter, a first end, and a second end, where the second end of the first rod is operatively arranged to telescopingly engage with the through-bore of the first tube, a second rod having a fourth diameter equal to the third diameter, a first end and a second end, where the first end of the second rod is operatively arranged to telescopingly engage with the through-bore of the first tube, at least one roller arranged to rotate about the first tube, and a first handle fixedly secured to the first end of the first rod.

An adjustably tensioned roller massage system provides a pair of roller massage assemblies in opposed adjustable tensioned or spaced relation to allow engagement of each one of a pair of roller massage assemblies on a corresponding massageable portion of a body.