The Gillette Company

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Christopher Martin Hawes

Lee Burrowes

Uwe Schaaf

Florina Winter

Evan Kent Pennell

Ulrich Fandrey

Thomas Aurele Christman

James L Salemme

Anthony William Shorey

Joseph Roger Yeoman

David Vince

Chrispin Miller

Nicola Louise Caton

Russell Birchall

Janet Uglehus

James Leo Salemme

Joseph Roger Miles Yeoman

A hair removal device comprising a handle enclosing a collapsible reservoir a, said hair removal device having at least on pressure applicator, such as in the form of a mono-stable button, wherein the mono-stable button is adapted to pressurize air in the handle, thereby collapsing the collapsible reservoir and causing fluid to be expelled from the hair removal device.

Fluid dispensing hair removal device

The present invention relates to a reservoir () for containing a liquid preferably for use with a hair removal and fluid application device (). The reservoir () comprises at least one liquid compartment, and has at least one sealed edge () having two surfaces and at least one opening means (), wherein said opening means () is releasably attached in-between said two surfaces of said sealed edge () and extends outwardly there from. Upon detachment of the opening means () from said reservoir () an opening () is formed in said sealed edge () to allow the fluid to be dispensed there from.

Disposable fluid dispensing reservoir

A hair removal device is provided, comprising a handle and a collapsible reservoir suitable for containing a fluid to be dispensed during use of the hair removal device, the hair removal device additionally comprising a container enclosing the collapsible reservoir, a fluid outlet adapted to allow fluid to exit both the collapsible reservoir and the container, an orifice adapted to allow air to flow in or out of the container, and a suction device, adapted to suck fluid out of the collapsible reservoir through fluid outlet, wherein the fluid outlet comprises an applicator. The container can be rigid, deformably rigid, or a combination of both.

A razor system with a handle having a connection base with a housing mounting surface and a housing having a guard and a cap, at least one blade mounted to the housing between the guard and the cap, and an interconnect member. The handle having a handle mounting surface that magnetically engages the housing mounting surface securing the housing to the connection base during a shaving stroke. The interconnect member slidably engages the connection base in a direction generally transverse to a direction of a magnetic attraction force between the connection base and the interconnect member.

Removable razor cartridge having magnetic elements

A hair removal device is provided, comprising a handle and a collapsible reservoir suitable for containing a fluid to be dispensed during use of the hair removal device, the hair removal device additionally comprising a container enclosing the collapsible reservoir, a fluid outlet adapted to allow fluid to exit both the collapsible reservoir and the container, an orifice adapted to allow air to flow in or out of the container, and a suction device, adapted to suck fluid out of the collapsible reservoir through fluid outlet. The container can be rigid, deformably rigid, or a combination of both.

A wet shave razor is provided that includes (a) a handle having a hollow head; (b) a cartridge having a body, the body having a surface for engaging the skin of the user and having at least one blade mounted therein; (c) an interconnect member, joined to the cartridge, constructed to pivotably and removably mount the cartridge to a distal end of the handle; and (d) an ejecting mechanism operatively connected to the handle to allow a user to disengage the interconnect member from the distal end of the handle, the ejecting mechanism including an actuator. The razor provides a vibrating function, and thus further includes a vibrating mechanism. A resilient element is positioned between the actuator and the handle, to damp vibration of the actuator in response to the vibration signal.

Oscillating razors

The invention relates to a hand held electrical appliance having a handle and a head part to be brought into contact with the body of the user, such as a toothbrush with a brush head or a safety razor with a head part in the form of a blade unit, including an electrically operable vibration generating device, for example an electric motor and eccentric weight, and a control device for controlling operation of the vibration generating device. The control device is proximity or touch sensitive and includes a sensor element, such as an electrode formed by a blade of the blade unit, so that the vibration generating device is actuated in response to a person using the appliance and moving the blade unit (or other head part) into close proximity to or into contact with the body area to be treated. Due to the vibration generating device being operated only when the head part is applied or about to be applied to the body, the discomfort of holding a vibrating appliance in the hand, as perceived by a user, is greatly diminished.

Hand held appliances

A safety razor includes a suspension structure for supporting a blade unit (,) on a handle (,) so that the blade unit (,) is able to pivot about a longitudinal axis A and is able to move downwardly towards the handle (,), but is restrained from movement in a direction perpendicular to the permitted downward movement. The suspension structure includes a pair of arms (,) each including a rigid part (,) coupled between resilient parts (,and,). The free ends of the arms (,) carry pivot pins (,) and are interconnected by a strut (,) which may carry a leaf spring (,) to act on the underside of the blade unit to bias the blade unit to a rest position about the pivot axis.

Safety razor

In a safety razor, a blade assembly (2; 22; 52) is mounted to a handle by a mounting arrangement including several spring devices (8; 28: 68; 70) adapted so that the blade assembly is movable relative to the handle with several degrees of freedom, including pivotal movement about a longitudinal axis, pivotal movement about a transverse axis and translational movement in a downward direction substantially perpendicular to the plane defined by these axes. The longitudinal and transverse pivotal axes are not fixed in position and are variably located due to the spring suspension, allowing the blade assembly to follow closely the contours of a skin area being shaved.

Safety razors

A support device comprising, a ring having inner and outer surfaces which, when fitted around a part of the body, lifts that part of the body clear of the surface on which the outer surface of the ring rests, and which permits the said part of the body to move. In a preferred embodiment the support device is U-shaped, is adapted to elevate the head of a user, and is removably attachable to the head of the user with the aid of a slider strap.

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Reading, United Kingdom

Christopher Martin Hawes