A cleaning head for a personal care appliance includes an elastic bladder having a bladder wall enclosing a fluid. The bladder wall has an inner base portion with a base thickness, which may be non-uniform, and a plurality of spaced projections extending outwardly from the inner base portion. The bladder is fixedly attached to a receiver portion of a bladder support, and a retainer is provided for attaching the bladder support to the personal care appliance such that the bladder support is drivably engaged by the personal care appliance. At least some of the plurality of spaced projections are configured to dynamically engage and disengage with neighboring ones of the plurality of spaced projections during use.

The present invention discloses a foam cleansing instrument, including a base, a liquid injection bottle, a cleansing head, and a foaming pump. The base has a bottle mounting position. The liquid injection bottle is detachably mounted in the bottle mounting position, and enables a cleanser in the liquid injection bottle to flow downward to a bottle mouth of the liquid injection bottle by its own gravity. The cleansing head is arranged on the base and configured to fit a human face to smear foam on the human face. The foaming pump is connected to the bottle mouth of the liquid injection bottle through a liquid inlet pipe and connected to the cleansing head through a liquid outlet pipe; and at least one of the liquid inlet pipe and the liquid outlet pipe is connected to a foam maker. The foam cleansing instrument is more convenient to use

The present invention is a washing device with a handle, tensioning member, and loofah. The tensioning member is rotatably attached to the handle by means of a pivot. A plurality of capture features extend from the tensioning member, around which a rope of the loofah is configured to removably attach the loofah to the handle. The tensioning member is rotated away from the handle to expose the capture features, and is rotated towards the handle to create tension is the rope, which secures the loofah to the handle. The loofah further comprises a sponge portion which is configured against a loofah plate at a washing end of the handle. The washing device is used to wash oneself by grasping a handle portion of the handle and using the washing end of the handle with the loofah attached to wash oneself.

A housing assembly defines a housing entrance leading into an interior housing zone configured to receive, at least in part, the personal-care device. A base assembly includes a first support section configured to be selectively connectable to the personal-care device. The base assembly is pivotally mountable to the housing assembly. The base assembly is pivotally rotatable in such a way that the first support section is selectively covered by the housing assembly. The base assembly is also pivotally rotatable in such a way that the personal-care device, which is selectively connectable to the first support section, is selectively positionable within the interior housing zone of the housing assembly and is user-inaccessible.

Applicator devices and methods for dispensing solid and liquid materials therefrom are disclosed. The applicator devices provide for application of a wide variety of liquid and solid materials from a hand-held device in combination with a buffing element. The devices generally include a top portion that forms a housing and a bottom portion that defines a buffing element. The top portion incudes an interior side that defines an inner cavity configured to contain the liquid or solid material and an exterior side having at least a portion configured to be grasped by a user's hand. Attachment between the housing and the buffing element may be releasable so that various interchangeable buffing elements may be used in combination with the liquid or solid material contained in the housing of the device.

A skin cleaner includes a case configured to form an accommodation space therein; a bracket configured to be accommodated in the accommodation space; a rotor configured to be rotatably disposed on the bracket; a rotation mechanism configured to be accommodated in the accommodation space and to rotate the rotor; an ultrasonic head configured to be disposed on the bracket and having a built-in ultrasonic vibrator therein; a vibration motor configured to be accommodated in the accommodation space and to vibrate the bracket; a plurality of brush units having magnets disposed on a surface facing the case and configured to be selectively disposed on the rotor; and a sensor configured to be accommodated in the accommodation space and to detect the magnet.

A disposable brush head cartridge for a sonic or ultrasonic skin cleaning brush, specially adapted for use in surgical skin prep. The disposable brush head cartridge has a base configured to be removably attached to a sonic motor drive handle. The disposable brush head cartridge further comprises an upper bristle head sealed with respect to the base by a surrounding disposable cover spaced from the bristles. The cover defines a reservoir of pre-surgical skin cleaning fluid, in a first form soaking or pre-moistening the brush bristles until the cover is removed, and in a second form stored in a separate fluid-tight compartment in the cover and combined with the brush bristles after the cover is removed.

A customizable cleaning brush, including a main body, a plurality of head members removably connected to at least a portion of the main body to brush, scrub, and massage a body of a user, a plurality of operation controls disposed on at least a portion of a first side of the main body to perform at least one of a rotation, oscillation, and vibration of the plurality of head members, and a plurality of pressure controls disposed on at least a portion of a second side of the main body to perform at least one of a speed control and a pressure control of the plurality of head members.

End effectors and systems including end effectors including embedded batteries and auxiliary components powered by the batteries are described. In an example, the end effector includes a base portion coupleable to a motor carried by an appliance that is separate from the end effector; and a battery disposed in the base portion configured to power an auxiliary component of the end effector.

The present invention discloses an ear and/or nose cleaning device comprising a handle including at least one cartridge. The cleaning device further comprises at least one cleaning tip having a spiral body, at least one curved shape feature, a set of bristles, or a combination thereof. The spiral body can include one of an oval shape arrangement and a cylindrical shape arrangement. The handle is configured to couple with the at least one cleaning tip using a connection mechanism. Furthermore, the present invention also discloses the cleaning tip for use in an ear and nose cleaning device.