Several hairstyling tools are described. One styling tool includes a removable cover and a main body with a spatula located at one end of the main body. An edge-defining brush is located at the other end of the main body. The spatula end is received by the removable cover while not in use. Another tool includes a main body with a tool section and a handle section. Amongst other features, the tool section includes a comb and a plurality of brushes.

Mascara according to the present invention includes: a handle; a brush rod extended from one side of the handle; and a tip member provided at one end of the brush rod, in which the tip member includes a base part shaped like a pillar, and a plurality of protruding parts protruding from an outer circumferential surface of the base part, and the base part and the protruding part are made of a metal material.

This invention relates to a device (10) for conditioning and applying a biphasic fluid cosmetic composition, comprising: a receptacle (12) extending along a main axis and defining an internal volume (30) able to receive said cosmetic composition, said receptacle comprising a neck (26) giving access to said internal volume; and a mixing member (42), received in the internal volume of the receptacle characterized in that: the mixing member includes a plurality of extended filaments (60), a first end (62) of each one of said filaments is connected to the neck of the receptacle, with the filaments being separated two-by-two by a non-zero distance (66) over at least 50% of a height (34) of the internal volume from said neck; and the mixing member is fixed in rotation with respect to the receptacle.

The invention relates to an applicator end piece (1) for applying a cosmetic product, which extends along a longitudinal extension direction (X), known as the main direction (X), and comprises: an external shell (3) having an external surface and an internal surface, the external surface defining at least one application part, the internal surface delimiting a cavity (5); a central element (7) disposed inside the cavity (5), in at least one position, the internal surface (3i) of the external shell (3) being at a distance from the central element (7) in a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal extension direction and in the longitudinal direction so as to define a free space enclosing the central element (7).

A cosmetic device of longitudinal axis X including a bottle of product including a top free edge defining an opening, a detachable cap including a handle arranged at a first end of a stem, a second end of the stem being fastened to an application member, the stem includes a first relief able to be removably engaged in a second complementary relief arranged on the bottle.

An applicator for applying makeup to keratin fibers, the applicator having an applicator member designed to apply the composition to said fibers, notably present in the form of tufts, and preferably to the underlying skin, the applicator member having a plastics body, the cross section of which is flattened along at least a part of its length, the flattened cross section defining a first direction corresponding to the width of the section and a second direction, perpendicular to the first, corresponding to the thickness of the section, the thickness being less than the width, the body having at least one first application face delimiting on one side the thickness of the flattened cross section, spikes attached to the first application face, and flocking present on a portion of the surface of the body adjacent to the distal end thereof.

A method for lengthening lashes is provided, along with a kit for accomplishing the method. The method comprises (i) applying a glue onto an eyelash, (ii) allowing the glue to dry for a period of time; and then (iii) depositing a separate individual fiber onto a distal portion of the eyelash using a microbristle brush applicator having a bristle density above 4 bristles/mm.sup.2, where each fiber has a diameter greater than 30 microns and a length of 4 mm or less and each fiber is held electrostatically by the microbristle brush applicator. Mascara can then be applied to some or all of the lash and attached fiber.

A product dispenser with a reservoir for a product and a cap. The cap has a first assembly and a second assembly. The first assembly can include a button configured to dispense the product through a lower end orifice of the pipette, when the button is actuated. The second assembly can include a pipette rigidly connected and in fluidic communication with a chamber configured to change its volume depending on the movement of the first assembly relative to the second assembly and the movement of the button.

The present invention relates generally to the field of mascara applicators. More specifically, the present invention relates to a mascara brush device. The device is primarily comprised of a body further comprised of a base and a main cap, wherein the main cap is further comprised of a secondary cap. The main cap is further comprised of a mascara brush that can be used to apply mascara to a user. In addition, the main cap is comprised of a secondary cap, wherein the secondary cap is comprised of a removal tool that can be used to easily remove mascara. The tool may further be infused with or can be dipped in a makeup-removing compound that can be stored within the secondary cap. Further, the secondary cap can be secured to the main cap via threads when not in use.

A portable applicator for uniformly applying insect repellent or sunscreen upon human skin. A jar-like container normally holds the liquid contents. The container is sealed by a circular lid. The lid supports a downwardly-projecting sponge wiper that is saturated with liquid for subsequent topical application. The underside of the lid has a peripheral ring for frictionally securing the wiper, with ribs defining channels therebetween for directing fluid. A wringer-saturator, in the form of a foraminous partition, is disposed between the applicator contents and the wiper. When the applicator is closed, the wiper is compressed slightly by contact with the wringer-saturator. As the lid is removed from the container, the wiper will expand slightly, absorbing and holding liquid. When the lid is reattached, the wiper is compressed slightly against the wringer-saturator and liquid is partially expelled. The wiper has a fiberglass fabric covering for preventing dripping and easing topical application.