IP Library Granted Patent US 7,322,945
Granted Patent B2
US 7,322,945 · App. 10/884,648 · Granted Jan 29, 2008

Heated lather shaving cream and oil applicator

Assignee: Joseph C. Dunmore, Sr.
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Patent No.
US 7,322,945
App. No.
10/884,648
Granted
Jan 29, 2008
Kind
B2
Abstract

An applicator for providing product to the body is provided. In a preferred embodiment product is placed on the comb-like teeth of the device, either though a pumping action or by direct placement, and then applied to the skin. Several of the disclosed applicators of the present invention are provided with one or more of heating, vibrating and articulating means such that the user can have a desirable experience in using the product. The applicators further permit those who could otherwise not reach various parts of their body for such needs as shaving, lotion application, or massage, to reach their entire body. Beneficial effects of warm products and massage are made available to the user.

Claims (32)

1. A hand-held dispenser for products for self-application onto skin, comprising:

a device having a dock for infusion of products therein;

at least one port for dispensing products from the device;

a shaft, having gripping means, to assist the user in placing products onto the user's skin at a point distant from the user's hand, the shaft disposed generally between the dock and the at least one port of the device, for dispensing such that the port and dock are spaced apart by substantially the length of the shaft;

the shaft further comprising at least one joint to permit the user to bend the shaft to access skin surfaces;

a conduit, disposed between the dock and the at least one port and carried within the shaft;

motive means to draw products from the dock and through the conduit to the at least one port such that product is presented for application onto the skin.

2. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , including articulating means on the shaft such that the shaft can be disposed to place product generally in any location on the user's body.

3. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , including means to vibrate the dispenser to provide a massage to the skin.

4. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 3 , including means to heat the product such that the dispenser can provide a massage and provide heated product to the skin either simultaneously or alternatively.

5. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 3 , wherein the device includes means to adjust the vibration cycle of the device.

6. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , including means to heat the product such that the product is warm to the skin.

7. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 6 , wherein the device includes means to adjust the temperature of the lotion.

8. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , wherein the dock is removably attachable to a bottle of shaving product.

9. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , wherein the dock is removably attachable to a bottle of body-type lotion.

10. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , wherein the dock is removably attachable to a bottle of oil.

11. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , wherein the device is powered by electricity.

12. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 11 , wherein the electric power is provided by battery.

13. The dispenser for product for self-application onto skin of claim 1 , including a tube extending from the proximal end of the shaft for connection to an external supply of a product for application to skin.

14. A dispenser for products for self-application onto skin, comprising:

a shaft to assist the user in placing products onto the user's skin at a point distant from the user's hand, the shaft disposed between a dock, at the proximal end of the shaft, for infusion of products into the device and at least one port for dispensing products from the device such that the port and dock are spaced apart by substantially the length of the shaft;

the shaft further comprising at least one joint to permit the user to bend the shaft to access skin surfaces

electrically powered means to vibrate the dispenser;

a conduit within the shaft, disposed between the dock and the at least one port, and carried within the shaft, through which product passes through the device;

electrically powered means, within the shaft and adjacent the conduit, to heat the product;

motive means to draw products into the dock, draw product through the conduit and bring product to the at least one port such that product is presented for application on the skin.

15. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 14 , including articulating means on the shaft such that the shaft can be disposed to place product generally in any location on the persons body.

16. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 14 , wherein the dock is removably attachable to a bottle of shaving product.

17. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 14 , wherein the dock is removably attachable to a bottle of body-type lotion.

18. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 14 , wherein the dock is removably attachable to a bottle of oil.

19. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 14 , wherein the device is battery powered.

20. The dispenser for products for self-application onto skin of claim 14 , wherein the device comprises means to recharge a battery.

Continuity (2)
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