The present invention relates to a device for epilation, based on the concept of an element with an interchangeable head, which, in a first case, allows the installation of a head that dispenses wax for epilation, while in a second case, it allows the installation of a head that dispenses paper for hair removal, in other words, when the device is in use, it allows the user to dispense wax on the area from which hair is to be removed, and then simply switch the head to supply the paper and thus remove the hair easily, quickly, and adequately, without requiring multiple devices. The wax dispenser head is therefore equipped inside with a mechanism that allows the wax to be heated while at the same time it is pushed outwards to be supplied to the user simply and adequately, while the paper dispenser head allows the paper to be delivered by means of the same rotating movement, all controlled from a main control module that corresponds essentially to an activation/deactivation mechanism for the entire system, and also includes a safety element that allows the functioning of the device to be blocked or locked in the case of problems due to the temperatures that are used.

A warm-cool beauty treatment device, comprising: a Peltier element of a plate shape having a first surface configured to generate heat, and a second surface configured to absorb heat; a heat sink includinga first section touching the first surface, and a second section connecting the first section thermally; a first plate connected to the first surface thermally via the heat sink; a second plate connected to the second surface thermally; a blower configured to produce air flow to release the heat of the second section; and a power supply configured to supply electric power to the Peltier element and the blower.

An applicator device or dispenser includes a stone applicator tip and a housing which may, in some examples, have a reservoir for containing a product, such as a cosmetics product or a medicinal product. The stone tip comprises a material that is capable of storing and retaining and/or transferring thermal energy during application of the product.

A dispensing device, including a housing, a first connection to connect to a water source, a second connection to connect to a gas source, a formula reservoir, a mixing zone, a deposition zone, a circulation zone configured to circulate the water and the gas from the deposition area to the mixing zone, a valve connected to the deposition zone, configured to release the gas and water into the formula reservoir, a first temperature sensor to sense a first temperature when water and the gas enter the mixing zone, a second temperature sensor to sense a second temperature when water and gas enter the deposition zone, and, when a predetermined temperature is reached, direct the valve to open, and an opening coupled to the formula reservoir configured to deposit a mixture of one or more formulas, gas, and water.

A hair styling appliance is described that includes an airflow unit for generating an airflow, a heating unit for heating the airflow, and a control unit for controlling the airflow unit and the heating unit. The control unit controls the airflow unit and the heating unit in a predefined sequence of modes that includes a first mode, a second mode and a third mode. The airflow unit has a different flow rate and/or the heating unit has a different heat setting in each of the modes, and the control unit determines when to transition between modes of the predefined sequence.

An un-heated, light weight hair roller having a cylindrical outer surface for wrapping hair strands for around and a roller clip having a pair of semi-cylindrical thermal storage members. The clip is adapted to enable the thermal storage members to cooperatively enclose and conform to the roller and the wrapped hair strands to heat the wrapped hair strands while applying pressure thereto against the roller's cylindrical outer surface.

Disclosed is a versatile dispenser suitable for a broad spectrum of product consistencies common in the cosmetics and personal hygiene industry. The design of the dispenser incorporates various mechanisms that allow the user to control product dispensation effectively and economically. These include a roller engagement mechanism and a force exerting element, operationally connected to a movable platform, enhancing the user's control over product application. In addition, the container is designed to accommodate both direct filling and use of reusable/refillable or environmentally friendly disposable cartridges, offering ease of cleaning, quick product switches, and promoting sustainability. Furthermore, the dispenser can be enhanced with heating or motorized mechanisms for specific product requirements. The modularity and versatile design cater to a wide array of product types, demonstrating the dispenser's adaptability and potential use across different areas of the cosmetics, personal hygiene, and other suitable industries.

A self-contained heated wax treatment apparatus can include an outer shell and a rack disposed inside the outer shell. The rack can include a receptacle holder and at least one heater holder. A receptacle can be connected to the rack. A heater can be connected to the heater holder of the rack. Activation of the heater causes heat to flow to the receptacle.

A dispenser includes a housing having a reservoir for containing a product. An applicator tip is coupled to the housing and has an applicator and a product delivery passageway extending through the applicator tip and terminating at an opening in the applicator. A thermal storage mechanism is disposed on the applicator spaced from the opening in the applicator and provides an application surface for contacting a user.

A cap to be placed on a head of a device for treating the skin of a user includes an inner part to be removably attached to the head of the device, an outer part to be placed against the skin of the user and an interior disposed between the inner and outer parts. A product is disposed in the interior for application to the skin of the user and a covering, such as a membrane which is disposed on the outer part or a sterilized pack, is removable before use. An assembly having the device and the cap is also provided.