A container including a multi-part cap assembly including upper and lower caps and an applicator for applying creams, gels, ointments, powders, and/or cosmetics, and/or adapted for massaging, cleaning, and/or exfoliating the skin of a human, is shown and described.

A cosmetic dispenser includes a base that includes an interior surface that forms a spiral recess. The cosmetic dispenser further includes a pedestal assembly received within a cavity of the base. The pedestal assembly includes a pedestal including a base plate at a first distal end and a cup member at a second distal end opposite the first distal end. The cup member is configured to receive a cosmetic that extends above the cup member. The cosmetic dispenser further includes a sleeve movably received within the cavity. The sleeve includes at least one engaging component rotatably coupled to the base via the spiral recess. The engaging component is configured to move along the spiral recess to raise and lower the sleeve. The sleeve is configured to completely surround the cosmetic in a raised first position and at least partially expose the cosmetic in a lowered second position.

An applicator bottle has a container and a lid having an applicator which collects fluid from the floor when the lid engages the opening. The applicant bottle may have fluid saving capabilities wherein the container defines an opening into an interior which funnels fluid concentrically towards a floor opposite the opening when the container is upright so that the applicator can collect fluid pooled on the floor when the lid engages the opening without wastage. The container may also be configured for side-by-side interlocking and/or vertical stacking.

The refillable receptacle makes it possible to suspend an internal container, formed as one piece, in an external pot made of glass, with the container locked in position by a locking portion mounted from above on an upper annular portion of the container already resting directly on a mounting area that is part of an upper neck of the part which constitutes the pot. The locking portion supports a rotatably movable lid and is detachably mounted to a lateral attachment region provided on the neck, by using an annular clamping member which is fixed relative to the neck and which clamps the upper annular portion from above with downward axial pressure against the mounting area in order to prevent withdrawal of the internal container.

A container includes: a first container part for storing a given content therein; a second container part having couplers disposed on a top thereof in such a way as to surroundingly fix the outer peripheral surface of the first container part thereto; and a locking part rotatably coupled to the couplers in such a way as to surround the outer peripheral surfaces of the couplers, wherein each coupler has a pressurizer bent inward therefrom, if the locking part rotates in a first direction with respect to the couplers, to allow the outer peripheral surface of the first container part to be pressurizedly fixed thereto.

A method of making a dip tube for a liquid spray pump dispensing apparatus configured to provide substantial invisibility when disposed in a liquid fragrance product. To overcome the challenges of the prior art single layer dip tubes, a two-layer starting tube is provided. A first layer of the starting tube is made of a transparent (invisible in the liquid fragrance product) thermoplastic nonfluoropolymer, while a second layer of the starting tube is made of a dissolvable polymer. After assembly with the liquid spray pump dispensing apparatus, the second layer of the starting tube is dissolved in water or solvent (e.g., ethanol), leaving only the transparent nonfluoropolymer first layer as the dip tube. The thickness of the single layer dip tube can thus be reduced to enhance invisibility, with the dissolvable layer providing sufficient flexural strength for rigidity and desirable handling characteristics to the tube for required assembly to the pump assembly. The remaining single layer dip tube can then perform within the desired use/application (e.g., non-reactive to the fragrance and able to withstand repeated pumping for dispensing the fragrance.

A cosmetic dispenser includes a one-piece base configured to releasably connect to a lid and a sleeve at least partially disposed in the one-piece base around at least a portion of a cosmetic. An outer surface feature of the sleeve is configured to rotatably interface with an inner surface feature of the one-piece base to move the sleeve between a first position to surround the cosmetic and a second position to expose at least a portion of the cosmetic.