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P. F. Cosmetique

P.f. Cosmetique S/a

Pierre Fabre S.a.

Charles Kaeser

Roger Navarro

Luc Ducros

Rechargeable aerosol can and spray valve with integral mixing device for

Aerosol can pressurizing device and aerosol can therefor

Portable hydroelectric generator unit

Handle for a massage instrument

Massager

The present invention relates to a facial massage device comprising a support formed of a handle (11) terminated by a curved section (12) which supports a massage plate (13) in which there are provided a series of openings (15) intended to retain rotary massage balls (14). A central ball (17) is connected by a rod (18) to a ball joint (19) embedded in a socket (20) in the part (12) of the handle (11). The balls (14) protrude extensively from the plate (13) which serves as support for them, and the assembly consisting of the ball and plate (13) is highly movable with respect to the handle (11) due to the double articulation formed by the central ball (17) and the ball joint (19).

Facial massage device

Facial massage instrument

A skin massage device for both massaging skin and applying a cosmetic product through retractable protuberances on the massaging surface. A first plurality of the protuberances are retractable into the massing surface, and include a piston with an outlet opening in its exterior side. A rod affixed to a housing in the massaging surface is engaged by the piston and this seals the opening. Upon massaging pressure applied to an annular bead on the piston, the piston is retracted into the massaging surface, opening the piston opening and permitting exit of cosmetic product. The piston extends into a housing supported at the massaging surface and the housing communicates into the reservoir for being filled. The piston includes a side wall which blocks communication between the housing and the reservoir when the piston is retracted, whereby cosmetic product in the housing is forced out the opening in the retracted position of the piston.

Skin massaging device with simultaneous application of a cosmetic product

A mixing device is disclosed for the purpose of mixing a first fluid with a second fluid contained in a pressurized stream. The device includes a first fluid chamber for holding the first fluid, which includes a closure surface, an inlet, and an outlet, a second fluid inlet, a second fluid outlet, a second fluid circuit for directing the second fluid stream from the second fluid inlet to the second fluid outlet, a membrane slidably contained within the first fluid chamber and having one surface facing the closure surface, and an orifice between the membrane surfaces so that the first fluid can flow through that orifice, a spring in contact with the inner surface of the membrane to normally urge its surface against the closure surface in order to prevent the flow of the first fluid through the orifice, a second fluid valve for selectively directing at least a portion of the second fluid stream through the inlet of the first fluid chamber against the outer surface of the membrane so as to urge it against the spring and thereby separate the surface of the membrane from the closure surface and permit the first fluid to flow through the orifice and mix with the second fluid to create a fluid mixture, and a fluid mixture conduit for directing the fluid mixture thus prepared from the outlet of the first fluid chamber to the second fluid outlet. This mixing device can thus be incorporated into a shower head or the like so as to permit the shower head to be operated either with the second fluid alone, or with a mixture of first and second fluids, and at the same time preventing any flow of first fluid when there is no flow of the second fluid.

Automatic mixing device for use in a shower head

This invention relates to a device for the distribution in regulable proportions of two pasty substances which are contained separately inside a deformable tube. The device comprises a distributor which is mounted so that it pivots inside a cylindrical casing which is integral with a cap fitted on the outlet orifice of the deformable tube. The casing comprises two outlets for the two pasty substances contained in the tube, and a common extrusion orifice. The invention is notably used for the distribution of sun care products comprising a pasty excipient and an active pasty substance.

Device for the distribution of two pasty substances in regulable

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Pully, Switzerland

Charles Kaeser