A bath sponge includes a container, a sponge, and a pump. The container is configured for holding a soap. The container has a top part and a bottom part. The sponge is attached to the bottom part of the container. The pump has a push button exposed on the top part of the container. The pump is configured to force the soap from the container out of the bottom part of the container into the sponge by depressing the push button on the top part of the container.

A lotion dispensing assembly includes a canister that is foraminous to contain and subsequently release a fluid skin treatment. A first handle is rotatably attached to the canister which can be gripped by a user. A second handle is removably attachable to the canister which can be gripped by the user thereby facilitating the user to position the canister against their back to release the fluid skin treatment onto the user's back. A rotation unit is integrated into the canister to rotate the canister on the first handle to evenly apply the fluid skin treatment on the user's back. A heating element is integrated into the canister such that the heating element is in thermal communication with the canister to warm the fluid skin treatment in the canister when the heating element is turned on thereby enhancing comfort for a user.

Apparatus for applying rub-on and roll-on topical products such as medications, pain relievers, deodorants, cosmetics, and any other product having a built in applicator to the user's skin surface in hard-to-reach locations without undo strain or injury. The apparatus comprises a chamber assembly and an elongated handle. The chamber assembly comprises a rounded hollow T-shaped body having a protrusion on one side with a threaded inner surface to receive the elongated handle. The elongated handle has a threaded end that is deeper than the protrusion of the chamber assembly. When a container is placed into the chamber assembly from the top section and the elongated handle is hand-tightened, the threaded end comes in contact with the container and holds it securely in place, allowing the user to apply rub-on and roll-on medications and other products to hard-to-reach places of the body without undo strain or injury.

A lotion applicator for applying a lotion or skincare product to hard-to reach portions of the body is disclosed. The lotion applicator includes a handle or elongated rod. The handle includes a jaw-like structure or clamp capable of releasably holding a roll-on lotion or bottle containing lotion, soap, gel, pain relief lotion, personal care product, cleaning agent, cosmetics and the like. The clamp presents a first part and a second part forming a receptacle for holding the roll-on lotion. The length of the handle is adjustable allowing a user of the lotion applicator to reach the entire area of the back of the user and apply the lotion.

A lotion applicator for applying a lotion or skincare product to hard-to reach portions of the body is disclosed. The lotion applicator includes a handle or elongated rod. The handle includes a jaw-like structure or clamp capable of releasably holding a roll-on lotion or bottle containing lotion, soap, gel, pain relief lotion, personal care product, cleaning agent, cosmetics and the like. The clamp presents a first part and a second part forming a receptacle for holding the roll-on lotion. The length of the handle is adjustable allowing a user of the lotion applicator to reach the entire area of the back of the user and apply the lotion.

The lotion applicator may comprise an applicator arm, a product reservoir, and an applicator head. The lotion applicator may be adapted for a user to apply a product to an area of skin. As non-limiting examples, the product may be a lotion, an ointment, a sunscreen, a topical pain reliever, or a moisturizer and the area of skin may be a user's back, a user's feet, or other hard-to-reach areas. The applicator arm may be an inverted J shape with the applicator head located at a distal end of the applicator arm. The product reservoir may be located at a proximal end of the applicator arm. The proximal end of the applicator arm and/or the product reservoir may be adapted to be held by the user such that the user may position the applicator head against the area of skin to apply the product.

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.

A skin treatment applicator device includes an elastomeric band which can be extended across a user's back. The elastomeric band is stretchable to such that tension in the elastomeric band enables the elastomeric band to be compressed against the user's back. A block is attached to the elastomeric band and the block is placed against the user's back when the user stretches the elastomeric band across their back. A plurality of bristles is each attached to the block thereby enabling the plurality of bristles to be pressed against the user's back when the user stretches the elastomeric band across their back. Each of the plurality of bristles is comprised of a fluid impermeable material thereby enabling the plurality of bristles to spread a fluid skin treatment across the user's back.

A lotion applicator device is provided. The device is comprised of a body that may feature a handle with a grip area made of textured or non-slip material for improved handling. The body includes fasteners that engage with a reservoir fastener, which in turn attaches a reservoir containing a liquid, such as a massage oil or a lotion. The liquid is dispensed via a roller ball that moves omnidirectionally across a user's skin, with an optional cap to cover the ball when not in use. The device can be used manually or hands-free by attaching a tertiary fastener to a surface, allowing for easy liquid application. Methods of use involve assembling the components and either manually rolling the ball over the skin or pressing the body against the ball when the device is attached to a surface.

A motorized lotion applicator for a person's back including a body assembly, a hand assembly and an electronic assembly. The body assembly includes a rod and a compartment. The rod has a button and the compartment is within the rod. The container stores lotion. The hand assembly includes a hand-shaped applicator having dispensing openings. The hand-shaped applicator is attached to the rod. The electronic assembly includes a motor. The motor is connected to the container. The motor is actuated by depressing the button to force the container to dispense the lotion through the dispensing openings.