An applicator device comprising a tubular base, a sleeve mounted rotating on the tubular base between a storage position and a use position, an end cover designed to close the sleeve, a maneuvering mechanism comprising first and second parts rotatably mounted relative to each other, and a cup carrying a stick of product, the first and second parts being driven in rotation respectively with the tubular base and the sleeve and being designed to move the cup axially when the sleeve rotates on the tubular base. The first and second parts of the maneuvering mechanism are mounted axially sliding respectively relative to the tubular base and to the sleeve, and are moved axially in the outlet direction of the stick of product when the sleeve is rotated towards the storage position from an intermediate angular position.

The present invention relates to a cosmetic material compact container provided with a dome-shaped refill container cover coupled to a refill container, wherein the refill container cover has a dome shape to minimize the amount of cosmetic material evaporation. Also, a sealing protrusion is provided in all directions at the bottom end of the of the refill container cover to effectively seal a cosmetic material accommodating space in the refill container, thereby allowing the cosmetic material to function effectively for a long time. In addition, a stopper protrusion is formed on a hinge-coupling part on the refill container cover and a stopper hook is formed on a hinge-coupling part on the refill container so that east fixing and coupling is enabled without requiring connection by a hinge pin, thereby reducing the number of parts, and in turn, reducing manufacturing cost and man hours, and ultimately improving production quantity.

The present invention is a cosmetics case comprising a base unit comprising a compartment and a hinge. The cosmetics case further comprises a lighted mirror unit comprising a mirror and at least one light source adapted to emit light. The lighted mirror unit being engaged with the hinge of the base unit between a closed position where the lighted mirror unit is resting upon the base unit with the mirror and light source facing away from the compartment and an open position where the compartment is open forming an open area above the compartment and the mirror faces the open area and the light source illuminates the compartment and the open area.

A refillable cosmetic container system comprising an outer container that can be closed by an optional lid, and an inner cosmetic holding canister that can be removably mounted within the container. A coupling system can be implemented to allow the outer container and the inner canister to be selectively coupled to each other, such as a lug-and-groove interface, latch and catch interface, etc. The coupling system may be configured such that rotation of the inner canister relative to the outer container causes the coupling/decoupling (e.g., locking/unlocking) between the outer container and the inner canister. To aid in selective coupling (e.g., coupling and decoupling) of the inner canister with respect to the outer container, a handle is provided on the inner container. A locking feature may be provided between the handle and the outer container ensures that the inner canister does not prematurely or unnecessarily dislodge from the outer container.

A travel cream case includes an oblong case with a latch securement. The case includes a base, a hinged lid with a latch, and a tray locked in the base. The tray includes molded compartments for holding several removable refillable containers, each in a corresponding recess. Each container includes a removable lid. The tray includes additional recesses, each for storing an applicator or utensil, such as a spatula. Hinge components extend from the lid, through cutouts in the tray into sockets in the base. The sockets limit the range of motion of the hinge components.

A jar, in particular for a cosmetic product, includes a base configured to contain said product, a lid configured to be screwed reversibly onto the base along a screwing axis, the jar further including an intermediate piece ensuring a pivotal mounting of said lid on the base along an axis transverse to the screwing axis. The lid includes at least a first interface wall the is a first lateral skirt positioned opposite a lateral ring of a second interface wall that is an intermediate piece. One of the interface walls is provided with at least one helical groove in which a counterpart formed on the other of the interface walls engages by sliding between a lower position and an upper position, enabling pivoting.

The container for cosmetic product, refillable and suitable for use on the go, includes a base housing a fixed interior wall arrangement in which is embedded a removable pan containing the product. An upper opening of the wall arrangement is delimited by a peripheral edge which rises from a partitioning side wall to a peripheral wall of the base. The flat lid of the container, hermetically covering this opening, is kept closed, for example when an associated perpendicular rod passing axially through the edge is in the position of maximum insertion. Inside the base, a complementary cavity adjacent to the compartment receiving the pan forms and/or houses a gripping system, making a side wall of the pan accessible, which allows selective extraction of the pan via the top when the lid is in the open position. The container may form a child receptacle embedded in the cap of a parent receptacle.

A travel cream case includes an oblong case with a latch securement. The case includes a base, a hinged lid with a latch, and a tray locked in the base. The tray includes molded compartments for holding several removable refillable containers, each in a corresponding recess. Each container includes a removable lid. The tray includes additional recesses, each for storing an applicator or utensil, such as a spatula. Hinge components extend from the lid, through cutouts in the tray into sockets in the base. The sockets limit the range of motion of the hinge components.

A cosmetic package for a cosmetic, a care or pharmaceutical product which can be applied onto keratinous substrates such as skin, lips, under eyes, eyelids, cheeks, or eyebrows or any other part of the body. The cosmetic package comprises a base, a pivot frame connected to the base, and a plurality of cosmetic containers. The plurality of cosmetic containers has a plurality of reservoirs and a plurality of applicators removably coupled to the respective plurality of reservoirs. The pivot frame is configured to have a closed position and at least one open position. In the open position of the pivot frame, caps of the plurality of applicators can be disengaged from the respective plurality of reservoirs. In a closed position of the pivot frame, the pivot frame prevents the caps of the plurality of applicators from disengaging from the respective plurality of reservoirs.

The present disclosure describes a container, applicator device, or apparatus with one or more product holders that rotate open via a set of connecting hinges located on either the faces or sides, and containing a locking system located on front or back faces of the container. The device opens by rotating a lever, with an attached cover, in the direction of the face, and using the connecting hinges to lift out the product through an orifice.