A cosmetic kit includes a composition that includes a wax emulsion and a polymer. The kit further includes an applicator with a plurality of bristles. At least one of the bristles is made of a thermoplastic elastomer having a hardness in a range of 32 shore D to 38 shore D. Also disclosed is a method of applying a cosmetic compound. The method includes the step of depositing the cosmetic compound on an applicator, wherein the composition includes a wax emulsion and a polymer. The applicator includes a plurality of bristles, and at least one of the bristles is formed from a thermoplastic elastomer having a hardness in a range of 32 shore D to 38 shore D. The method further includes the step of brushing the applicator against a keratin fiber to transfer the cosmetic compound from the applicator to the keratin fiber.

An applicator for mascara having an oblong general shape extending along a main axis, the applicator including at least three branches distributed around the main axis so as to define a cavity between them inside the applicator. The branches extend between a base to which they are connected and a free end of the applicator, which is remote from the base, and are shaped such that the cavity has a form of a surface of revolution around the main axis, said cavity being open by spaces formed between said branches. The branches extend in helical form around the main axis. The invention so developed makes it possible to obtain an applicator for mascara providing high autonomy by virtue of an internal cavity, the general three-dimensional configuration of which provides a good level of flexibility and enables easy application to the eyelashes.

A brush for the application of fluid products, particularly for powdery, creamy, liquid products or the like, comprises at least one gripping portion intended to be grasped by a user's hand when handling the brush; and at least one housing seat associated with the gripping portion and intended to house an application body comprising, in turn, a plurality of spreading elements adapted to take and apply a fluid product on a working surface; wherein the gripping portion and the application body are at least partly made of a biopolymer.

A mascara application system includes two brushes on wands, biased together, requiring force by fingers to separate brushes. Once open or separated, brushes can be positioned on opposite sides (surfaces, top and bottom) of an eyelash (speaking of the entire lash, not individual fibers). Upon release of the force, brushes close on each other, with no affirmative force required to keep them together, fingers now free to manipulate by holding, rolling, drawing, or otherwise controlling the handle portion. A receptacle portion containing mascara product may receive, and seal the applicator with or without relative rotation, depending on the embodiment. The best functional embodiment requires no rotation of the squeegee seal, but instead causes the squeegee to move brushes and wands radially outward with limited movement (toggling) in almost any direction when partially withdrawn through the squeegee.

The rotating lotion dispensing body brush is a brush. The rotating lotion dispensing body brush is adapted for use with a patient. The rotating lotion dispensing body brush is configured for use with a lotion. The rotating lotion dispensing body brush applies the lotion to the patient. The rotating lotion dispensing body brush comprises a brush structure, a control circuit, and a fluidic network. The brush structure contains the lotion, the control circuit, and the fluidic network. The control circuit pumps the lotion through the fluidic network. The control circuit rotates the brush structure. The fluidic network transports the lotion from the brush head to the patient.

An adjustable cosmetic applicator includes a stem; an applicator tip attached to a first end of the stem; a base attached to a second end of the stem, the base including a locking device disposed at a first end of the base, the locking device including a ball; a handle including a first end, the first end of the handle including a plurality of detents configured to receive the ball; and a chamber rotateably coupled to the handle, the chamber including a hollow cavity configured to receive the base inserted therein, the first end of the base being disposed proximal to the first end of the handle, wherein the chamber and the handle are configured to rotate independently around a rotation axis through a center of the chamber and the handle.

A device for applying a cosmetic product. The device includes a handling cap for holding, moving and maneuvering the device. The device also includes a rod portion having a first end associated with the handling cap and a second end section having a second end portion that terminates the device. The device further includes an application portion extending along a main axis and having a support member with two ends and radial application members. The application portion is hingedly mounted in an articulation zone by, for example, a rack and toothed wheel on a second end portion of the rod portion and about a pivot axis. The application portion can thereby be pivoted between a centered position and an inclined position. The articulation zone, rack and toothed wheel and the pivot axis may be spaced apart in a median section of the support member.

An instrument for drawing eyebrows with a cosmetic product includes a hollow body bearing an application element at one end of the hollow body, the application element including a plurality of tips arranged in a single line or row along the longitudinal axis of the instrument. A base of each of the plurality of tips is connected to the application element and each of the plurality of tips is capable of having the cosmetic product extruded or pushed therethrough. The application element being connected to the hollow body. The instrument further includes a mechanism arranged inside the hollow body which pushes the cosmetic product through the application element and is configured to supply the plurality of tips with the cosmetic product.

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 device for packaging and applying eyeliner including a container containing the eyeliner to be applied, and an applicator tip defining an application surface for applying the eyeliner contained in the container, having at least one cavity opening on the application surface and being elongate along a longitudinal axis, the cavity being bordered laterally by two walls, the free edges of which, on the application surface side, are convex in shape about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the cavity.