A skin care device includes a handle extended along a lengthwise direction; a head portion provided at an end portion of the handle, and including an accommodating portion in which an accommodating space is formed by a bottom portion and a main lateral wall portion extended from the bottom portion along a height direction; and a massage member detachably mounted to the head portion and including a contact surface portion to come into contact with a skin, at least one partition wall extended protruding from a rear of the contact surface portion and dividing the accommodating space into a plurality of accommodating spaces when the massage member is mounted to the head portion, and a plurality of through holes distributed and arranged in the contact surface portion and allowing the plurality of accommodating spaces divided by the partition wall to communicate with the outside.

A back scrubbing assembly for washing a user's back without assistance includes a tube that is fillable with and subsequently releases a fluid soap. The tube is biased into a compressed position having the tube rolling itself into a plurality of coils. Thus, the tube can be manipulated with a single hand. The tube is stretchable into a stretched position having the tube being elongated. Thus, the tube can extend along a user's back for washing a full length of the user's back. A sponge is positioned around the tube and the sponge absorbs the fluid soap when the fluid soap is released from the tube. In thus way the sponge produces a lather to wash the user's body.

The back cream applicator is configured for use with a therapeutic liquid such as a lotion or cream. The back cream applicator applies the therapeutic liquid to a person. The back cream applicator is configured for self-application of the therapeutic liquid. The back cream applicator is configured to extend the reach of the person such that the therapeutic liquid can be applied to locations that are otherwise difficult to reach. The back cream applicator comprises a telescopic handle, a cleansing head, a pump, and a refillable reservoir. The cleansing head applies the therapeutic liquid to the person. The refillable reservoir contains a stock of the therapeutic liquid for use by the cleansing head. The pump is a mechanical device that transports the therapeutic liquid to the cleansing head. The telescopic handle is an extension apparatus that extends the reach of the person.

Skin care tools, devices, apparatuses, systems, methods and kits to improve the application of compositions onto inaccessible surface areas, such as the middle part of the back. The instant invention has a handle for gripping at one end, and a shaped applicator at the other end, which is rounded and smooth on one side and flat on the other for contacting delicate surfaces, such as human skin, and evenly applying the therapeutics. In other embodiments, electronics are employed to facilitate the application of the liquids and provide more ease of use along with other functions

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.

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.

A back shaver handle has a generally s-shaped elongated member. A grip has a finger surface located on the inner side. A blade attachment at a blade end is located on the inner side. A body leverage surface is located on an outer side of the elongated member near a midway between the grip and the blade end configured to press a body leverage surface against a user's forearm when a finger surface and grip are respectively gripped by fingers and hand with thumb facing away from the blade end of a same arm of the user and the s-shaped elongated member is reaching the blade end under an armpit of the same arm of the user to leverage the blade attachment located on the inner side of the elongated member towards a torso backside of the user.

An aerosol applicator system include a flexible tube that can be operably coupled to the valve of an aerosol container either directly onto a valve stem, or a valve actuator which is retained on the valve stem. The tube has one or more wires that run along the length the tube and which hold the tube in whatever shape it is configured by a user. The wire or wires are malleable and are disposed in the wall of the tube. A nozzle can be disposed at the terminal end of the tube to atomize the material being propelled out of the aerosol container into droplets of a desired size range.

A system for removing body hair, having a head unit which comprises a bearing surface for bearing on the skin, at least one electrically operated device for depilation or epilation of the body hair being present on the bearing surface, an electrical storage for electrically supplying the device for depilation or epilation, a communication module and a position sensor and/or a speed sensor being integrated in the head unit. The communication module is set up to establish a communication link with a further communication module of a control unit and to transmit the data of the position sensor and/or the speed sensor to the control unit. The control unit is set up to detect the position of the head unit on the basis of the data of the position sensor and/or the speed sensor and to evaluate the points at which depilation or epilation has already taken place.

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 member, integral to the housing, that transfers the lotion to a user's body. The member may be a roller.