The dual tank beard care multi-tool disclosed herein is intended to be carried by a user and provide a mobile source of beard care grooming tools. The device provides two distinct tanks, one for oils and one for balms, and a plurality of tools required by beard wearers. Among these tools may be a switched beard comb, which may be manually or semi-automatically switched so that a user may carry the device without the comb teeth being exposed. The first tank and second tank may be integrated into the device main body or may be removably attached. The device may further comprise a plurality of receivers for receiving a folding comb, a scissor, and a beard brush. A mirror may also be installed within the device, and a heating element may be incorporated in some embodiments.

A fluid discharger and applicator device for uniform distribution or application of the fluid for treating the skin or any surface is disclosed. The fluid discharger and applicator device comprises a handle, a dispenser connector and a dispenser member. The handle of the fluid discharger and applicator device is defined with a cavity to store a fluid. The handle is further defined with a dispenser end configured to dispense the fluid stored within the cavity of the handle. The dispenser connector of the fluid discharger and applicator device is removably fastened to the dispenser end of the handle. The dispenser connector is configured to transfer the fluid extruded from the cavity of the handle on the dispenser member, which is operably attached to the dispenser connector. The dispenser member of the fluid discharger and applicator device is configured to apply the fluid on skin of a user.

A shaving cream dispenser and application device include a handle having an upper portion and a lower portion which form an internal cavity in which a travel sized shaving cream aerosol canister is placed. The canister includes a nozzle stem on the top that, when pressed towards the canister, opens an internal valve in the canister to release the shaving cream through the nozzle stem. The upper and lower portions of the handle are movably retained together, and a channel is provided at the top of the handle through which the shaving cream is dispensed into a brush or set of bristles at the top of the handle. The nozzle stem is actuated by pressing or moving the upper portion of the handle towards the lower portion. The lower portion of the handle further includes a heating element to heat the canister so that heated shaving cream can be dispensed. A stand is configured to hold the lower portion of the handle and provide electric power to the heating element in the lower portion of the handle.

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 warm cream dispenser applicator device provided with a cream dispenser, a heating chamber and an applicator head for applying warm cream directly on skin without hand touching the cream. The applicator head consists of a flow channel shaft, a roller having two end wheels and a rubber sleeve having self-closing slits. Several heating means are described. The heating chamber containing a loop of flow channel is heated by a heating plate, a heat resistance wire or by an induction coil, in particular, by a combination receiver-induction coil, which is energized by a transmitter coil in an external power pad. Under a pumping pressure, a heated cream emerges from the slits to spread on the roller surface. A combination shaver including a shaving cream dispenser, a cream applicator and a razor unit is provided. Also provided is a warm cream dispenser having a cream applicator attached with a makeup brush. The applicator device with wireless heating is generally applicable to dispensing warm foam, gel, liquid, and specifically warm skin care creams.

An applicator having an upper cap with a base having a first tubular member and a feed tube, a free end of which extends from the base, and an opposite end adapted to engage a container valve such as an aerosol can. The applicator includes a lower cap having a second tubular member adapted to be removably attached to the container. The upper cap is attached to the lower cap such that the first tubular member is slidably inserted into the second tubular member. The upper cap is movable relative to the lower cap from a first position, in which the feed tube free end is disengaged with the valve, and a second position, in which the opposite end of the feed tube is engaged with the container valve and pushes it to an engaged position such that container contents are released through the feed tube.

A shaving cream dispenser and application device include a handle having an upper portion and a lower portion which form an internal cavity in which a travel sized shaving cream aerosol canister is placed. The canister includes a nozzle stem on the top that, when pressed towards the canister, opens an internal valve in the canister to release the shaving cream through the nozzle stem. The upper and lower portions of the handle are movably retained together, and a channel is provided at the top of the handle through which the shaving cream is dispensed into a brush or set of bristles at the top of the handle. The nozzle stem is actuated by pressing or moving the upper portion of the handle towards the lower portion. The lower portion of the handle further includes a heating element to heat the canister so that heated shaving cream can be dispensed. A stand is configured to hold the lower portion of the handle and provide electric power to the heating element in the lower portion of the handle.

A fluid discharger and applicator device for uniform distribution or application of the fluid for treating the skin or any surface is disclosed. The fluid discharger and applicator device comprises a handle, a dispenser connector and a dispenser member. The handle of the fluid discharger and applicator device is defined with a cavity to store a fluid. The handle is further defined with a dispenser end configured to dispense the fluid stored within the cavity of the handle. The dispenser connector of the fluid discharger and applicator device is removably fastened to the dispenser end of the handle. The dispenser connector is configured to transfer the fluid extruded from the cavity of the handle on the dispenser member, which is operably attached to the dispenser connector. The dispenser member of the fluid discharger and applicator device is configured to apply the fluid on skin 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 heated shaving brush having a housing with an interior space that houses a shaft that acts as a tube to allow shaving cream or similar lubricating agent to pass through to a bristle assembly that a user applies to their body. The shaft is adjacent to a heating element that is powered by alternating or direct current, thereby heating the shaving cream as it passes through the hollowed shaft. A graduated knob can modulate the speed at which the shaving cream passes through the shaft, thereby increasing or decreasing the temperature of the shaving cream before it is applied to a user's face.