An illustrated view of an exemplary pre-packaged artificial nail removal apparatus for removing artificial nails from a person's finger is presented. The pre-packaged artificial nail removal apparatus is useful for providing a safe, efficient and cost-effective means to remove artificial nails. Also, the pre-packaged artificial nail removal apparatus is useful providing an apparatus that removes individual, and often times inaccurately performed, steps and provides an all in one solution for removal of artificial nails. The pre-packaged artificial nail removal apparatus has a wrap. A pad is adhered to an interior portion of the wrap and the wrap has a heating element. The pad is absorbent and configured to receive a chemical material such as acetone.

A self-supporting applicator comprises a first structural element which is self-supporting and has a shape determined according to a target structure, the applicator further comprises an active agent.

A cosmetic pad, having a top layer constructed of non-woven material, a bottom layer constructed in a manner to allow for ventilation through the bottom layer, and at least one heating element between the top layer and the bottom layer and methods for using the cosmetic pad and cosmetic agents therein are provided. A system for applying a cosmetic agent to a subject's skin, hair, hands, feet or face is also provided.

A hair coloring composition that includes about 5 to 25 wt. % of a first monosaccharide having 2 to 4 carbon atoms, up to about 10 wt. % of a second monosaccharide having 2 to 4 carbon atoms, about 0.1 to 5 wt. % of a surfactant, and about 0.1 to 5 wt. % of a delivery agent, each based on a total weight of the hair coloring composition. A method for coloring hair, that involves applying the hair coloring composition onto the hair, and optionally applying heat to the hair at a dyeing temperature of 30 to 205 C.

Disclosed is a cosmetics dispenser provided with a skin diagnostic device, and more specifically, a cosmetics dispenser which enables not only the use of a suitable amount of cosmetics by selecting or combining suitable cosmetics according to the diagnosed skin condition, but also the systemic management of information on skin diagnosis or use of cosmetics.

The present disclosure relates to a cosmetic vessel. The cosmetic vessel includes a discharge unit discharging cosmetics to an outside, and a discharge plate provided at one side of the discharge unit from which the cosmetics are discharged, the discharge plate including a plurality of discharge holes, wherein the cosmetics are discharged through the plurality of discharge holes of the discharge plate, and a thin film is formed on one surface of the discharge plate exposed to the outside.

A cosmetic package for applying a composition including a cosmetic, care or pharmaceutical composition onto the keratinous substrate such as skin, lips, under eyes, eyelids, cheeks, or any other part of the body. The cosmetic package comprises a cosmetic container and a cosmetic dropper coupled to the cosmetic container. The cosmetic dropper further comprises a massage ball, a bulb portion, a cap and a pipe. The massage ball is made of a heat transfer material to transfer the heat or cold on contact with the keratinous substrate of a user.

A cosmetic application assembly for heating, dispensing, and applying a cosmetic includes a handle that is tubular and defines a reservoir. Each of a plurality of brushes is selectively couplable to a first end of the handle. An opening that is positioned in a second end of the handle is configured to insert a cosmetic. A heating and dispensing module is selectively couplable to the second end of the handle and is in fluidic communication with the reservoir. The heating and dispensing module is configured to draw the cosmetic from the reservoir, to warm the cosmetic, and to dispense the cosmetic through a hole that is positioned in the heating and dispensing module. The user is positioned to apply the cosmetic to a skin surface and to utilize the handle to manipulate a respective brush that is coupled to the handle to spread the cosmetic.

A method of mitigating tear evaporation, including manipulating eyelashes to project more downwardly from an upper eyelid, or more upwardly from a lower eyelid or a combination both; and further manipulating at least one of spacing, orientation, direction, contour or shape of the eyelashes to enhance interference with airflow of the eyelashes between a tear film of the eye and an ambient atmosphere to be greater than the interference with airflow which exists because of the eyelashes in an unmanipulated state.

A cosmetic package including a cosmetic applicator for applying a composition including a cosmetic, care or pharmaceutical composition onto the keratinous substrate such as skin, lips, under eyes, eyebrows, eyelids, cheeks, or any other part of the body. The cosmetic applicator further comprises an applicator head retained at a distal end of a stem. The applicator head comprises a first applying member, a second applying member and a locking part. The first applying member at least partially encompasses the second applying member and wherein at least a portion of the second applying member is made of a heat transfer material to transfer the heat or cold on contact with the keratinous substrate of a user.