A frozen serum and applicator thereof, including a mold having a first half releasably engaged with a second half. When engaged, the first half and the second half form a reservoir therebetween to accept a volume of serum. The serum is frozen within the mold to produce a frozen serum having at least one receiver molded thereon to releasably engage with an applicator configured to permit the frozen serum to be rolled. An opening is provided on the mold to permit the serum to be disposed within the reservoir.

Disclosed is a versatile dispenser suitable for a broad spectrum of product consistencies common in the cosmetics and personal hygiene industry. The design of the dispenser incorporates various mechanisms that allow the user to control product dispensation effectively and economically. These include a roller engagement mechanism and a force exerting element, operationally connected to a movable platform, enhancing the user's control over product application. In addition, the container is designed to accommodate both direct filling and use of reusable/refillable or environmentally friendly disposable cartridges, offering ease of cleaning, quick product switches, and promoting sustainability. Furthermore, the dispenser can be enhanced with heating or motorized mechanisms for specific product requirements. The modularity and versatile design cater to a wide array of product types, demonstrating the dispenser's adaptability and potential use across different areas of the cosmetics, personal hygiene, and other suitable industries.

An applicator device includes a photo-active formulation assembly and a photo-dose assembly operably coupled to the photo-active formulation assembly. The photo-active formulation assembly includes one or a plurality of dispenser portions and one or more photo-activatable formulation reservoirs. The photo-active formulation assembly is operable to dispense a photo-activatable formulation from the one or more photo-activatable formulation reservoirs onto one or more regions of a biological surface. The photo-dose assembly includes at least one illuminator oriented to focus electromagnetic energy onto one or more focal regions of a biological surface. The focused electromagnetic energy is of a character and for a duration sufficient to photo-activate the photo-activatable formulation dispensed from the one or more photo-activatable formulation reservoirs.

A stencil or stamp applicator is used for applying a skin-tightening composition onto skin surfaces. The composition applied with a stencil or stamp results in a discontinuous film made up of sections of about 20 to 150 microns. The discontinuity of the film results in more comfort and a more natural look of facial movement while still retaining a good skin-tightening effect.

An applicator device includes a photo-active formulation assembly and a photo-dose assembly operably coupled to the photo-active formulation assembly. The photo-active formulation assembly includes one or a plurality of dispenser portions and one or more photo-activatable formulation reservoirs. The photo-active formulation assembly is operable to dispense a photo-activatable formulation from the one or more photo-activatable formulation reservoirs onto one or more regions of a biological surface. The photo-dose assembly includes at least one illuminator oriented to focus electromagnetic energy onto one or more focal regions of a biological surface. The focused electromagnetic energy is of a character and for a duration sufficient to photo-activate the photo-activatable formulation dispensed from the one or more photo-activatable formulation reservoirs.

Hand-held articles for applying lotion to a user, including a user's back or other hard-to-reach places have a housing containing a lotion to be dispensed, and a roller, integral to the housing, that transfers the lotion to a user's body. A spring or pump mechanism pushes the lotion in the housing towards the roller.

Applicator (1) and capsule (17) for such applicator. A capsule (17) for distributing, on a surface of a living body, a product containing an active component or forming a cosmetic product, the capsule having a product distribution zone and comprising: in a body, a supply of product which is in communication with the product distribution zone, and first linking means (150, 511a, 511b) for removably securing the capsule to second linking means of a housing (15) in which is disposed a light source (9).

The present invention relates to a roll-on dispenser of the type which, when placed on the spout of a container, closes it by means of a sphere that, upon rolling, allows for the outlet of certain quantities of the product to be dispensed, the sphere presenting a tread, preferably projected towards the interior of the sphere, and forming channels which preferably form ducts, and a sphere cap with a number of undulations that connect the inner and the outer parts, whilst also allowing for the product to exit through them. The cap that retains the sphere is made of an elastic, deformable material, such that, by exerting a given pressure, it is possible to remove the sphere from the cap.

A container for accommodating a liquid, in particular a deodorant roller, has a container jacket, a discharge opening arranged in the container jacket, a supporting and holding unit which is arranged on the container jacket and which encloses a flow channel connected to the discharge opening, and a ball arranged such that the ball can rotate in the supporting and holding unit and is able to seal off said flow channel with respect to the surroundings of the container is provided herein. Formed between the supporting and holding unit and the ball are at least three contact areas, which run around the ball and are formed substantially parallel to one another. Preferably, at least two contact areas are formed as a supporting and holding areas, and at least one contact area as a sealing area.

A device for application of substance to a human body surface comprising an applicator portion, the applicator portion having a topically applied substance support surface, and the topically applied substance support surface having an outer portion and a gripping portion. A personal hygiene or other topically applied substance is secured to the topically applied substance support surface on the applicator portion of said base. The applicator portion defines a top surface and at least one extension, the extension being configured to allow the substantially unobstructed flow of molten personal hygiene or topically applied substance radially outwardly toward the outer portion of the topically applied substance support surface. The extension defines at least a portion of the topically applied substance support surface. A protective member, defines a closed compartment protecting and housing the personal hygiene or topically applied substance.