An applicator for a cosmetic product including a fixed portion having an elongated shape along a longitudinal axis defining a longitudinal direction. The fixed portion is hollow, so that it includes an elongated cavity, and it includes holes connecting the cavity and an exterior area. The applicator includes a movable portion in relation to the fixed portion, the movable portion including an elongated central core in the longitudinal direction and disposed in the cavity formed by the fixed portion. The movable portion includes protuberances, each protuberance passing through a hole of the fixed portion so that it protrudes outside of said fixed portion. The configuration of the protuberances and of the holes makes it possible to move at least longitudinally the movable portion in relation to the fixed portion. The applicator may be obtained by additive manufacturing.

A replaceable cosmetic brush (20a, 20b, 20c) comprises a main part (22) with a substantially cylindrical shape, the end face (24) of which is equipped with brush 20a bristles (25), and the main part (22) has a guide pin (28) protruding in the radial direction. A cosmetic brush device (30) comprises a brush sleeve (32) for inserting a replaceable cosmetic brush (20a, 20b, 20c), wherein the brush sleeve (32) has a substantially hollow-cylindrical shape in which a guide groove (34) extending in the axial direction is provided.

An applicator in which a through-hole in a plug cannot be distorted and therefore an air flow passage for a liquid application material can be secured, and liquid leakage from a core material impregnated with a liquid application material cannot be caused upon uncapping the applicator. The applicator includes: a body; an application member housed in the body; a storage section in which the liquid application material is stored; and a plug positioned on the rear end of the application member to penetrate and hold the application member into and in a through-hole that is bored in the plug, and can allow an rear-end-side tip part of the application member to be exposed on the storage section side, wherein the shape of the through-hole is formed in such a manner that the width of a gap between the through-hole and the application member penetrating in the through-hole can be adjusted.

A water-based liquid cosmetic containing diethylhexyl sodium sulfosuccinate, an inorganic coloring pigment, a water-soluble dispersant, and a film-forming polymer emulsion, wherein a content of diethylhexyl sodium sulfosuccinate is 0.01 to 1 mass % and a content of the inorganic coloring pigment is 3 to 20 mass %, based on a total amount of the cosmetic, and wherein the inorganic coloring pigment contains carbon black.

A disposable dual-ended aesthetic device—the “SkinSweep Wand”, features an exfoliating bristle brush, which may be treated with Baobab oil, which is ergonomically designed to gently exfoliate the dermis of the face and neck. An applicator head is provided for dispensing a nourishing topical liquid/serum specially formulated to nourish and reinvigorate the freshly-exfoliated skin. The device further comprises a unitary body, ergonomically designed for ease of use and comfort, which incorporates a vial section comprising a void dimensioned to contain a unit dose of the nourishing topical liquid/serum. The multi-functioned device is comprised of lightweight but rigid materials (e.g. plastic) that allow an individual to efficiently use the device to exfoliate, nourish and invigorate the dermis of their face and neck. Upon completion of the exfoliation and application of the liquid/serum the device is rendered readily disposable.

Brush applicators including hair brush applicators and containers for dispensing dry shampoo are provided. In one embodiment, a brush applicator includes a body having one or more channels to distribute material to a bristle assembly. The bristle assembly can include a plurality of bristle and brush elements. The brush elements may be interspersed with the bristle elements and can each include a shaft and end (e.g., tip). Another embodiment is directed to a brush applicator including a container coupled to a body. The container retains at least one material including powder, liquids and solutions. Another embodiment is directed to a brush applicator configured for application of dry shampoo to hair.

A multi-unit cosmetic applicator comprising; a body have a first end and a second end, wherein the first end has a threaded opening to a first internal compartment and the second end has an opening to a second internal compartment, a threaded cap with a brush sized to interface with the threaded opening, a first cosmetic agent housed within the first internal compartment and designed to interface with the brush, a cosmetic agent, a mechanism integrated into the opening of the second internal compartment, wherein the mechanism is able to independently advance the second cosmetic agent, a first cap sized to fit over the opening and secure to the body, wherein the cap has a brush secured to a top, and a second cap sized to fit over the brush and secure to the first cap.

An illustrated view of an exemplary lotion applicator for applying lotion or soap to hard-to reach portions of the body is presented. The lotion applicator provides a two-piece device that can easily be washed with warm water and soap. Also, the lotion applicator is useful for gently applying lotion or soap while gently massaging the skin while applying the lotion or soap.

A water-based liquid cosmetic containing diethylhexyl sodium sulfosuccinate, an inorganic coloring pigment, a water-soluble dispersant, and a film-forming polymer emulsion, wherein a content of diethylhexyl sodium sulfosuccinate is 0.01 to 1 mass % and a content of the inorganic coloring pigment is 3 to 20 mass %, based on a total amount of the cosmetic, and wherein the inorganic coloring pigment contains carbon black.

A handheld implement used in precision work requiring a user to grip the implement handle close to the tool head or tip, used in various manual activities. The implement includes a generally cylindrical handle that has a flat surface on one side formed by cutting away a segment of the cylinder down part of its length by a plane that intersects at an angle of a few degrees off the parallel of the handle’s axis, such that the handle tapers into a tail section. The resulting flat area can resemble a partially truncated or full ellipse. The generally rounded leading end can engage the thumb and fingertips of the user, while the tail’s flat area can rest generally along the side of the index finger. The handle’s tail section can have enough weight to keep the flat area flush against a table surface, elevating the tool head and preventing rolling.