To provide a hair applicator which can fix an applying part to combing elements with a sufficient fixing strength to prevent the applying part from being displaced even by an impact from a fall and also can dispense a sufficient coating amount. The hair applicator is configured such that the coating amount by the applying part is 0.090 g/m or greater (porosity is 80% or higher) and the hardness (ISO7619A) of the applying part is less than A70.

The vibrating dispensing hairbrush has an elongated upper housing, a main body below the upper housing, and a removable bottom cover. The main body defines a fluid reservoir for holding a liquid to be dispensed while brushing. A bristle plate defines the bottom wall of the reservoir, the bristle plate having an alternating pattern of bristles and resilient nubs depending therefrom, the nubs dispensing drops of the fluid when pressure is applied thereto by the bristles while brushing. The upper housing houses a vibratory motor at opposite ends thereof for aiding in fluid dispensing and distribution, and for imparting vibratory motion to the bristles, and also houses rechargeable batteries. The bottom cover protects the bristles when not in use, and may have an accessory mirror attached thereto.

The invention is directed to a hairstyling comb with fluid reservoir. The comb provides a small internal fluid reservoir, sealed by an endcap, for uniform application of fluid through small apertures between the teeth of the comb. A large aperture is also provided next to the handle, and a cleaning brush is further provided, allowing the user to easily rinse out the reservoir, dry the reservoir with an air hose, and thus prepare the comb for use with a different styling fluid. When the comb is not in use, the cleaning brush may be easily stored within the reservoir.

The invention is directed to a hairstyling comb with fluid reservoir. The comb provides a small internal fluid reservoir, sealed by an endcap, for uniform application of fluid through small apertures between the teeth of the comb. A large aperture is also provided next to the handle, and a cleaning brush is further provided, allowing the user to easily rinse out the reservoir, dry the reservoir with an air hose, and thus prepare the comb for use with a different styling fluid. When the comb is not in use, the cleaning brush may be easily stored within the reservoir.

Examples relating to twisted teeth combs are described herein. An example apparatus may include a base with one or more twisted teeth attached. Particularly, each twisted tooth may have a twisted structure, such as a structure similar to a twist drill bit used by a power drill. As such, the arrangement of the teeth on the apparatus can vary within examples. For instance, the apparatus can include straight teeth and twisted teeth arranged in an alternating order. Additionally, in some implementations, an example apparatus relating to twisted teeth combs can include one or more components, such as a handle connected to the base and/or a storage compartment configured to receive and hold liquids (e.g., hair gel) or substances.

Examples relating to twisted teeth combs are described herein. An example apparatus may include a base with one or more twisted teeth attached. Particularly, each twisted tooth may have a twisted structure, such as a structure similar to a twist drill bit used by a power drill. As such, the arrangement of the teeth on the apparatus can vary within examples. For instance, the apparatus can include straight teeth and twisted teeth arranged in an alternating order. Additionally, in some implementations, an example apparatus relating to twisted teeth combs can include one or more components, such as a handle connected to the base and/or a storage compartment configured to receive and hold liquids (e.g., hair gel) or substances.

A hair brush may include a body, a number of bristles extending away from the body, and a replaceable cartridge removably attached to the body. The cartridge may include a housing, a reservoir positioned at least partially within the housing, and an applicator positioned at least partially within the housing. The reservoir may be configured to store a hair care treatment therein and may include a first porous material. The applicator may be configured to apply the hair care treatment to hair of a user and may include a second porous material. The hair care treatment may be optimized for delivery via the reservoir and the applicator.

A hair brush may include a body, a number of bristles extending away from the body, and a replaceable cartridge removably attached to the body. The cartridge may include a housing, a reservoir positioned at least partially within the housing, and an applicator positioned at least partially within the housing. The reservoir may be configured to store a hair care treatment therein and may include a first porous material. The applicator may be configured to apply the hair care treatment to hair of a user and may include a second porous material. The hair care treatment may be optimized for delivery via the reservoir and the applicator.

Devices and methods are disclosed herein apply a fluid to the skin of a human or animal, in particular skin bearing hair or fur. The device comprises an array of hair plow elements, each hair plow element comprising a skin contact surface. Device is adapted to apply a fluid to skin and simultaneously lift any hair or fur covering the skin or hair or fur sprouting from the skin away from the skin so that the fluid is applied preferentially to the skin rather than to any hair or fur covering the skin. Additional embodiments of the device are described comprising a transcutaneous electrical stimulator adapted for supplying a current to the fluid and the skin. Methods of use of the device are also disclosed.

Devices and methods are disclosed herein apply a fluid to the skin of a human or animal, in particular skin bearing hair or fur. The device comprises an array of hair plow elements, each hair plow element comprising a skin contact surface. Device is adapted to apply a fluid to skin and simultaneously lift any hair or fur covering the skin or hair or fur sprouting from the skin away from the skin so that the fluid is applied preferentially to the skin rather than to any hair or fur covering the skin. Additional embodiments of the device are described comprising a transcutaneous electrical stimulator adapted for supplying a current to the fluid and the skin. Methods of use of the device are also disclosed.