A brush includes a wire core, a round tip formed on a distal end of the wire core, the round tip being unitary with the wire core section and being formed by melting or welding a portion of the wire core at the distal end, and a molded tip attached to the wire core at the distal end via a ball-and-socket connection.

The present invention discloses a tool for applying cosmetics for an eyelash used for applying cosmetics to an eyelash. The tool for applying the cosmetics for the eyelash according to the present invention includes: a container in which a cosmetic is received; a cover coupled to the container; a base tongs part installed on the cover; a brush tongs part hinge-coupled to the base tongs part to be gathered or spread with the base tongs part; a knob installed on the base tongs part and disposed to be protruded outside the cover; an elastic member elastically supported between the base tongs part and the cover and producing an elastic force in a direction where the base tongs part and the brush tongs part are gathered; a tightening ring producing an elastic force in a direction where the base tongs part and the brush tongs part are gathered while enclosing the base tongs part and the brush tongs part; a cosmetics receiving part extending on the base tongs part to provide a receiving groove part along a length direction; and a brush part coupled to the brush tongs part and close to the cosmetics receiving part.

A mascara application system includes two brushes on arms or wands. A manufacturing approach is included. Wands are biased together, requiring force to separate brushes to place brushes on opposite sides (surfaces, top and bottom) of an eyelash. Upon release of the force brushes remain in contact with no affirmative force required to keep them together. During application of mascara, a user's fingers remain free to manipulate the position and movement of the brushes by holding, rolling, drawing, or otherwise controlling the handle to which the wands anchor. Brushes may be the same or different sizes, on simple, cantilevered arms or in a crossed (reverse tweezers) configuration. A reservoir of mascara product may receive, and seal by means of engaging, the applicator without relative rotation.

An oral cleaning system includes a toothbrush body with a first stem. The first stem has a rigid configuration and a first head with a first plurality of bristles. A channel is defined within the first stem and at least one fluid outlet is defined in the first head. The at least one fluid outlet is in fluid communication with the channel and is configured to facilitate irrigation of a mouth or teeth via the first head. A second stem is connected to the first stem and extends upwardly and outwardly from a distal portion of the first stem. The second stem includes a second plurality of bristles and is generally opposed and spaced from the first head. The second stem has a semi-flexible configuration such that the second head is resiliently movable inwardly or outwardly relative to the first head without substantially bending the first stem.

Oral care implement that can be detachably coupled to a handle having a motor. The oral care implement includes a drive assembly to operably engage the motor, a head portion that includes a body, a first carrier comprising a plurality of bristle tufts extending from the first carrier, the first carrier comprising a central passageway; and a second carrier disposed within the central passageway of the first carrier, the second carrier comprising an elastomeric cleaning element extending from the second carrier. The drive assembly may be operably coupled to each of the first and second carriers and configured to: (1) produce a first oscillatory motion of the first carrier about a first rotational axis; and (2) produce a second oscillatory motion of the second carrier, the second oscillatory motion being counter to the first oscillatory motion.

A toothbrush head and manufacturing method, having a head with bristles that is coupled to a gripping handle, the head having two opposite bases, an outer one and an inner one, which are linked to each other by a central bridge that defines an intermediate separation space therebetween. There are a set of outer bristles and another set of inner bristles, which emerge facing each other from the respective inner faces of the opposite bases, and a set of central bristles emerging from the central bridge and perpendicular to the rest of bristles.

The present invention relates to a brush assembly for cleaning metal, the assembly comprising one or more brush heads, each brush head comprising a bundle of conductive filaments, having a working end adapted for contacting metal, and a terminal end, the brush head connectable to an electricity supply, and a housing connected to and retaining at least one sheath, each sheath at least partially surrounding at least one brush head, wherein each brush head and its respective sheath are movable in relation to each other by operating an adjustment mechanism and the working end of the brush head and the sheath are selectively fixable in relation to each other.

The present invention relates to an improved brush, in particular a brush for facial care, with several carriers including cleaning elements and each connected to a shaft, and a casing that pivotably mounts said carriers and that supports a common drive shaft for said carriers and which is drive-coupled to said shafts.

A multi-headed personal care assembly includes an appliance having at least first and second drive assemblies configured to selectively oscillate at least first and second personal care portions. An interface assembly is configured to removably attach two or more personal care portions to two or more drive assemblies of an appliance, wherein the two or more drive assemblies are configured to selectively oscillate the two or more personal care portions. A method of treating an application surface includes removably attaching a first personal care portion to an appliance, removably attaching a second personal care portion to the appliance, and selectively oscillating the first and second personal care portions in response to one or more inputs.

A dental hygiene device for stimulating glands, cleaning teeth and massaging gums to support oral health. The dental hygiene device includes a body having a handle in contact with a head, wherein the handle and the head support positioning of the dental hygiene device within the mouth of the user. A first and second set of protrusions each forming a first and second set of brushes extend from a first side and a second side of the head, respectively, such that the first set of protrusions are able to contact an upper jaw of a user and the second set of protrusions are able to contact a lower jaw of the user, simultaneously. The head and protrusions are designed to produce beneficial contact with the teeth, gums, and oral cavity of the user, and, in some embodiments, include abrasive elements for wiping, cleaning, massaging and/or stimulation.