Methods, devices, and systems of cosmetic blotting tool and container, where a folium shaped sponge may be made of foam material and further comprise an oil absorbent characteristic to remove excess oils from a skin surface without disrupting previously applied cosmetics. Additionally, the cosmetic blotting tool and container may include a storage housing comprising a removable lid member and a vented base member, where the vented base member may facilitate drying of the first folium shaped sponge after usage via providing a ventilated area, and where the storage housing may be configured to receive and store the folium shaped sponge.

A self-inking cosmetic applicator pen eyeliner stamp pen. Applicator pen may feature a geometrically shaped stamp pad at a first end and a pen tip at another end. The stamp pad and pen tip are configured to be self-inking with via a reservoir carried within a body of the cosmetic applicator pen. The stamp pads may be formed as a uniform, or complimentary symmetrical shapes to apply a cosmetic material to the skin around a user's eyes. The present invention contemplates a left and a right pen having a stamp pad corresponding to a desired application to a user's left and right eyes. Alternatively, an applicator pen may include an applicator stamp at opposed ends thereof, corresponding to a left side stamp and a right side stamp.

A device for removing lipstick includes a shaft having a proximal end coupled to a base, wherein the shaft is configured to fit within a person's mouth, a dtente that extends around an entire circumference of the shaft, a concave surface with rounded edges on a distal end of the shaft, wherein the concave surface is configured for blending lipstick, and a cap that is configured to fit securely around the shaft. A method for removing lipstick comprises includes inserting the shaft of the device into the mouth, closing the lips over the dtente in the shaft, and then pulling the shaft out of the mouth, while the lips drag over the surface of the shaft

A makeup or cosmetic tool or blender for applying liquid, powder, or cream foundation, eyeshadow, blush, facial or body mask, etc. The makeup tool includes a main body and a sleeve or shell partially covering the main body. The main body is made of a material with porous structure such as sponge. The sleeve or shell is made of silicone or rubber.

A gel foundation container including a pump, the gel foundation container further including content discharge grooves radially formed on a distribution plate; second control protrusions, which are formed inside the content discharge grooves, for controlling the flow of content; a discharge plate formed at the upper end of the distribution plate; and content discharge holes radially formed at the discharge plate at the same position as the content discharge grooves of the distribution plate, wherein the content discharge holes are formed so as to gradually become larger outwardly from the center of the discharge plate, and thus gel foundation is equally discharged in the same amount onto the entire discharge plate when being pumped.

Piezoelectric systems and appliances for removing eye makeup and related methods are described.

A cosmetic product is provided that includes a container defining a cavity and including a container coupling member, a removable drawer, and a frame. The removable drawer includes a drawer cavity that retains a cosmetic substance. The frame is adapted to be at least partially disposed within the cavity of the container and includes a first opening, a second opening, and a frame coupling member that is adapted to rotatably couple with the container coupling member. The first opening is adapted to expose the cosmetic substance such that it may be collected and removed from the drawer cavity. The second opening is adapted to slidably receive the removable drawer.

The present invention provides a modified formula to make a hydrophilic foam. In some embodiments this modified formula adds a filler which causes the foam to become less absorptive, which has the benefit of making available to the skin more makeup or other products, while also providing a superior esthetic application of makeup on the skin. In other embodiments the modified formula makes the hydrophilic foam easier to clean and reduces the staining propensity of the foam. In other embodiments the modified formula uses an additive to the properties or usability of the foam in some way. Providing the filler and additive can be done in combination or separately depending on the desired benefits or properties of the foam. In some embodiments the foam is fashioned into shape suitable for makeup application.

An applicator for providing localized relief and treatment to sensitive areas of the face, head, or body as a result of injury, trauma, operation, or cosmetic use. The applicator has an inner layer and an outer layer. The inner layer is saturated with a liquid to provide treatment or relief to the target area. The outer layer is at least semi-permeable so that when the applicator contacts the target area, the treatment liquid will seep out of the inner layer and pass through the outer layer onto to the skin or wound at the target area.

An apparatus is provided for providing nail or skin treatment. The apparatus includes a container, formed of a compressible material; an insert, disposed within the container formed of a compressible material, and configured to receive and surround at least one body part of the user; and an opening at a first end of the container which provides access to an interior surface of the insert, wherein the insert is configured to hold at least one substance configured to treat at least one of a nail and skin of the user.