A glove used for facial treatment is disclosed herein. The glove includes a hand opening, finger portions, a palm region, and at least one cosmetic pocket or cavity, at least one cap and at least one scrubbing pad. A User wears the glove on their hand and applies different types of cosmetic solutions to their skin that are filled into the cosmetic pockets or cavities located within the hollow finger portions of the glove. The caps of the cosmetic pockets can be opened to fill a cosmetic solution into the cavities and sealed to secure the cosmetic solution within said finger portions. At least a portion of glove, mainly a palm portion, is provided with at least one scrubbing pad that facilitates scrubbing and thus reduces clogged pores and puffiness. As a result, the glove facilitates facial treatment in a user friendly manner.

A personal care implement, such as an oral care implement, that includes a body containing a supply of a fluid. A flow barrier is positioned with a first surface adjacent to the supply of fluid and a second surface opposite the first surface. The flow barrier allows flow of the fluid through the flow barrier for application to a biological surface when the flow barrier is compressed and prevents or inhibits flow of another fluid that is in contact with the second surface of the flow barrier through the flow barrier in a static state. In certain embodiments, the fluid in the supply may have a first viscosity and a first surface tension and the another fluid may have a second viscosity and a second surface tension such that one of the first and second viscosities and one of the first and second surface tensions are different from each other.

This invention discloses a liquid dispensing hair brush for dispensing hair oil from a plurality of holes disposed on the top plate of the brush portion. The device further includes a handle portion with an elongated cavity that houses one or more oil chambers. Each oil chamber has a front end that is operationally coupled to a valve mechanism that controls the flow of oil into the brush head. The brush portion can be removably attached to the front end wall of the of the handle portion. Additionally, each oil chamber can contain different oil.

A personal care implement, such as an oral care implement, that includes a body containing a supply of a fluid. A flow barrier is positioned with a first surface adjacent to the supply of fluid and a second surface opposite the first surface. The flow barrier allows flow of the fluid through the flow barrier for application to a biological surface when the flow barrier is compressed and prevents or inhibits flow of another fluid that is in contact with the second surface of the flow barrier through the flow barrier in a static state. In certain embodiments, the fluid in the supply may have a first viscosity and a first surface tension and the another fluid may have a second viscosity and a second surface tension such that one of the first and second viscosities and one of the first and second surface tensions are different from each other.

A fluid supply apparatus with leakage protection. The apparatus includes a housing defining a storage cavity having a total volume including a fluid portion and a gas portion. The storage cavity extends along a cavity axis from a first end to a second end. A capillary member is fluidly coupled with the fluid. A vent tube having a primary vent passageway and a plurality of vent apertures is located in the storage cavity. The primary vent passageway forms a pathway from the vent apertures to the external atmosphere. Fluid cannot flow through the vent apertures at ambient temperature and pressure equilibrium. The vent apertures may be located and arranged on the vent tube such that irrespective of vertical and angular orientation of the housing relative to a gravitational vector at least one of the vent apertures is in spatial communication with the gas.

The present invention is a glove that is used for facial treatment. The gloves include a hand opening, finger portions, a palm region, and at least one cosmetic pocket or cavity, at least one cap and at least one scrubbing pad. Users wear the glove on the hand and apply different types of cosmetic solutions to their skin that are filled into the cosmetic pockets or cavities located at the hollow finger portions of the glove. The caps of the cosmetic pockets can be opened to fill cosmetic solution into the cavities and sealed to secure the cosmetic solution within said finger portions. At least a portion of glove, mainly a palm portion, is provided with at least one scrubbing pad that facilitates scrubbing and thus reduces clogged pores and puffiness. Thus, glove of the present invention facilitates facial treatment in a user-friendly manner.

An oral cleaning device includes an elongated, hollow body, a cleaning head, and a neck portion extending between the hollow body and the cleaning head. The neck portion forms a fluid channel between the hollow body and the cleaning head and the cleaning head includes at least one opening in fluid communication with the fluid channel. The device further includes a plunger located within the hollow body, movable between a first position and a second position, and a solution chamber formed within the hollow body which contains a cleaning solution and is in fluid communication with the fluid channel in the neck portion. A cleaning end of the plunger is configured to move the cleaning solution in the solution chamber through the fluid channel and through the at least one opening in the cleaning head when the plunger is moved from the first position toward the second position.

An oral care system includes a dispenser comprising a product tube having a reservoir containing an oral care material and an outlet. In one embodiment, the dispenser may be configured for detachable coupling to a toothbrush. A compression device engages the product tube and pressurizes the tube contents. The oral care material may be dispensed by actuating a valve fluidly coupled to the reservoir and outlet. In one embodiment, actuating the valve includes a flow orifice movable into and out of a flow path through the dispenser. Oral care material may be dispensed by positioning the orifice in the flow path in which the pressurized material flows outwards the product tube. To stop the flow of oral care material, the orifice is removed from the flow path which blocks the path. An operating button is provided in one embodiment to change position of the flow orifice.

A fluid-dispensing hairbrush assembly for dispensing fluid into hair while brushing it includes a handle having a first end, a second end, and a perimeter wall, wherein the handle is elongated from the first end to the second end. The handle has an interior space defining a reservoir for containing a fluid, and the first end comprises an opening extending into the reservoir. A brush head has a base end and a front surface. A plurality of bristles is attached to and extends away from the front surface. An aperture extends through the front surface of the brush head. A conduit extends into the base end of the brush head and is in fluid communication with the dispensing aperture and the reservoir.

In accordance with one aspect, an oral care device is provided that includes a body and a base connected to the body. The oral care device includes a mouthpiece extending from the base and an oral care product reservoir in communication with the mouthpiece. A plurality of brushing walls extend from the base about the mouthpiece.