A device for treating hair or scalp, the device comprises a dispenser connected to a cartridge, wherein the cartridge comprises a formulation; a plurality of tips, wherein the tips have at least one opening to dispense the formulation; and a controller that controls the amount of formulation that is dispensed from the tips.

An all-in-one shaving system having a hollow handle, a neck attachable to the hollow handle, a razor blade movably attachable to the neck and pivotally positioned for use in shaving, a disposable shaving liquid reservoir cartridge, a foot assembly attachable to the opposite end of the hollow handle as the neck, the foot assembly including a shaving brush, a valve housing, and a travel passage through which said shaving liquid travels from the valve assembly of the disposable shaving reservoir cartridge and into the shaving brush. The shaving system further includes a shaving liquid dispensing mechanism wherein activation of dispensing mechanism withdraws shaving liquid from the shaving liquid reservoir through a shaving liquid travel passage to the shaving brush. A method of use includes a user activating the dispensing mechanism, applying shaving liquid to the face with the shaving brush and then shaving with the razor.

A hair and scalp treatment device includes a dispenser connected to a cartridge, wherein the cartridge comprises a formulation; a plurality of tips on the device, wherein the tips have at least one opening to dispense the formulation and at least one LED that emits light in the visible color spectrum, wherein the at least one LED is located at the end of the tips; and a controller configured to individually turn on and off the LEDs from the plurality of tips.

A toilet brush including, a crystal transparent container referring to (FIG. 1, A) this container will consist of transparent plastic giving a crystal glassy look but made from plastic. A crystal transparent handle referring to (FIG. 2, B) this handle will consist of a crystal shape giving a diamond cut look made from transparent plastic with a glassy realistic look. (FIG. 2, C) A flat surface made from plastic that sits on top of the container to hold toilet brush in place inside the container. A button referring to (FIG. 2, D,E) a brush stick following two buttons (FIG. 2, D,E) attached on sides of the brush stick to squeeze to eject the brush head soap. 3 is the attachment for the brush head and stick. Soap and air-freshener referring to (FIG. 4, J) This hard substance will consist of soap and air freshener, once the brush (FIG. 4, K) is inserted into the toilet bowl water it will automatically form soap (FIG. 4, J) with a good smell following. Once the brush is pulled from water it will no longer form soap this soap is only released by inserting water. Once the brush is out of water it will dry by natural room air more like an automatic dry. Brush head referring to (FIG. 5, M) The bristles will follow around the soap in a “U” shape following a circle shape around the top this is more of a housing for the soap to sit in the middle. The circle shape at the top of the brush will help to better clean underneath the rim of the toilet. (FIG. 5, L) This soap air freshener will sit in the middle of the “U’ shape bristles. (FIG. 6) is the ejectable brush head.

A toothpaste dispensing toothbrush is disclosed, comprising a handle including an interior cavity to store a toothpaste therein. A dispensing element is provided within the interior cavity to dispense the toothpaste onto a head in fluid communication with the interior cavity via a conduit. A plurality of apertures are provided on the front side of the head to permit the egress of toothpaste onto the head along with a plurality of bristles positioned on the front side of the head to provide abrasion to the teeth, gums, and tongue during brushing.

An apparatus for the interdiction of periodontal disease comprising a device the size of a US quarter coin capable of being chewed by a user, and which is configured with finger protrusions having fabricated blade ends capable of removing plaque from the teeth surface and disrupting plaque accumulated in the gingivae pockets of the teeth. The device of the apparatus is additionally configured with re-fillable inserts holding hygienic formulations to limit bacterial growth and flush plaque debris out of the gingivae pockets of the teeth. Some embodiments of the device of the apparatus are wholly digestible. The device of the apparatus is portable and comes in a plurality of embodiments in different shapes, all having the basic functionality of, self-treating periodontal disease.

An oral care implement for dispensing an oral care agent includes a housing, reservoir therein containing an oral care fluid, and an electrical circuit comprising first and second electrodes connected to an onboard power source. Each electrode is in contact with the oral care fluid in the housing. An actuator, operably coupled to the power source, is configured to both selectively energize the circuit and activate dispensing of the oral care fluid. An electrical charge is applied to the oral care fluid by activating the actuator when dispensing the oral care fluid. When the fluid comprises a peroxide based tooth whitening agent, the dispensed fluid pH is increased by the electrical charge which improves the efficacy of the whitener. In one embodiment, the implement is a modular system including a powered base unit and one or more interchangeable cartridges each having a reservoir containing an oral care fluid.

A paint applicator, kit and methodology for using the same is disclosed. For example, a paint applicator that allows a user to load a desired amount of paint, such as a water based or other low VOC paint, into the paint applicator and an advancement mechanism that dispenses paint at a rate controllable by the user is disclosed. The advancement mechanism can include a system that translates a rotational force applied to an end cap of the applicator into a linear force that advances a piston which in turn applies paint to an applicator portion. The paint applicator may be reusable or may include a ratchet system that allows for only one time use. The methodology and kit can incorporate a syringe for loading paint into the paint applicator, thus reducing the loss of paint through spilling.

A toothbrush includes a toothbrush head having bristles and an interior opening for receiving toothpaste, a neck portion extending from the toothbrush head, with the neck portion including an interior channel connecting to the opening, and a handle portion extending from the neck portion. The handle portion includes an opening for receiving a toothpaste packet, a cavity for housing the toothpaste packet, and a compression section capable of compressing toothpaste contained in the cavity. The compression section includes an operable element configured to provide a lateral compression force.

A paint brush device with a controlled paint flow system is an apparatus that facilitates efficient painting process, by providing the user with a paint brush with a reservoir handle. The inside of the reservoir handle contains the user's choice of paint. In order to transfer the paint to a plurality of bristles, the reservoir handle is internally connected to a soft, liquid repellent internal tube, that traverses internally from the reservoir handle towards the plurality of bristles on a removable brush head. The reservoir handle is compressible, therefore when manually compressed, paint travels from the reservoir handle to the plurality of bristles allowing the user to begin the painting process with little to no preparation. Further, the user can allow, control, and stop the paint flow via a control screw. Therefore, the paint brush device decreases preparation time as well as clean-up time efficiently.