L'oreal

Loreal Sa

Franck Giron

Henri Samain

Vincent De Laforcade

Jean-Baptiste Blanc

Guillaume Kergosien

Chrystele Gevrey

David B Kosecoff

Anne Bouchara

Franck Girier Dufournier

Jean-Luc M Leveque

Véronique Ferrari

Nathalie Jager Lezer

Gregoire Charraud

Helga Malaprade

Guillaume Cassin

Roland M Bazin

Géraldine Fack

Aldina Suwanto

Bernard Querleux

Tiffany James

Caroline Lebre

Alexis Leonard

Pierre Ducastin

Matthieu Jacob

Jean-Luc Robinault

Nadia Gardel

Eric Doublet

Makoto Kawamoto

Shinsuke Okuda

Chrystéle Gevrey

Christèle Gevrey

Chrystèle Gevrey

Walter Arkesteijn

Caroline Debbasch

Roland Bazin

Devices, systems, and methods for applying cosmetic designs to biological subjects are provided. An applicator array device may include a substrate. The applicator array device may also include, a plurality of applicator elements disposed on the substrate, together defining an applicator array. Each applicator element may include an applicator member having a length substantially orthogonal to an outer surface of the substrate, a first portion of the length extending from the outer surface of the substrate and a second portion of the applicator member extending through the substrate. The first portion may define a first end and the second portion may define a second end opposite the first end. Each applicator element may also include an applicator surface defined by the first end.

Conformable point array for discretized cosmetic design application

The invention relates to a system () for dispensing a product, comprising a dispenser that can house at least two cartridges, each of which includes a reservoir containing a base product, a first base product comprising at least 0.1 wt.-% particles having a density differential relative to the medium containing same, preferably of at least 0.5 g/cm3, in particular particles having a density greater than or equal to 2 g/cm3, and a thickening agent. The dispenser allows at least two base products to be dispensed in adjustable proportions, the viscosity of the first base product being preferably greater than 2 Pa·s and more preferably greater than or equal to 4 Pa·s.

System for dispensing a cosmetic product

Method for shaping an applicator for applying a cosmetic composition to a predefined region of the keratin materials of a user. The applicator defining an application surface. The method using a shaping system comprising one or more movable elements and topographical data from an operation of acquiring, preferably digitally, the topography of at least a portion of said predefined region, in which method the shaping system automatically positions the one or more movable elements at least according to the topographical data, the positioning of the one or more movable elements imposing a shape to the application surface of the applicator.

Method for shaping an applicator for applying a cosmetic composition

A cosmetic treatment method. The method includes applying an adhesive composition to human keratin materials, especially the skin. The method includes bringing fibres borne by an applicator into contact with the adhesive composition present on the keratin materials. The method includes moving the applicator away from the skin, so as to release fibres which adhere to the keratin materials, the holding force for holding the fibres on the applicator being lower than the adhesive force for adhesion of the fibres to the adhesive composition present on the keratin materials.

Cosmetic treatment method

The present invention relates to a process for manufacturing a false nail, comprising the following steps: a) producing by additive manufacture, from 3D digital data originating from the acquisition of a relief, especially that of the finger intended to receive the false nail, a mold using a first material, b) depositing onto the mold a layer formed from at least one adhesive composition, c) depositing onto the mold at least one layer of a coating of a second material, different from the first, so as to form the false nail.

Process for manufacturing a false nail

Cosmetic treatment method for adding fibers to natural eyelashes, comprising: a) applying an adhesive composition (A) to at least part of the eyelashes, b) bringing fibers () borne by an applicator () into contact with said adhesive composition (A) present on said eyelashes, c) moving the applicator () away from the eyelashes, so as to release fibers () which adhere to said eyelashes.

Cosmetic treatment method and assembly

A system is provided that includes an advisor device; a user device; and a dispensing device. The advisor device and the user device are configured to perform a communication session with each other that includes transmitting, from the user device to the advisor device, information that includes a desired cosmetic product and information related to a user of the user device; analyzing, by the advisor device, the information received from the user device; and generating and transmitting a recommended cosmetic formula to the user device. The user device is configured to transmit the recommended cosmetic formula to the dispensing device for dispensing the desired cosmetic product.

Remote beauty consultation system

Method for manufacturing a personalized applicator for applying a cosmetic composition to the lips, in which the applicator includes an application surface made from a material that can become loaded with composition. The method includes the following steps: a) performing a 3D scan of the topography of at least part of the surface of the lips, and b) from at least said scan, creating at least part of the applicator or a mold used for the manufacture thereof, by machining a preform or by additive manufacturing.

Method for manufacturing a personalized applicator for the application of a cosmetic composition

Devices, systems, and methods are provided for applying a cosmetic design to a biological subject. An applicator array device may include a substrate. The applicator array device may include a plurality of applicator elements disposed on the substrate, together defining an applicator array. Each applicator element may include a first electrode, an electroactive polymer layer disposed on the first electrode, and a second electrode, disposed on the electroactive polymer layer. The applicator array device may also include an applicator surface overlying the applicator array. Each applicator element may be configured to switch between a first position and a second position upon application of a voltage to the first electrode or the second electrode, or upon removal of the voltage from the first electrode or the second electrode.

Addressable electroactive polymer arrays for cosmetic design application

Method for manufacturing a personalized applicator for applying a product, notably make-up product, to keratinous materials, including a application surface. The method includes the following steps: a) applying to a surface of the keratinous materials of an individual a composition that modifies the appearance thereof, b) performing an optical acquisition of the topography of the surface thus covered and of at least one image providing information as to the location of the composition, and c) from this acquisition creating the applicator or a mold intended for the manufacture thereof.

Process for making up an area of human keratin materials (P) using a makeup device having a transfer surface and a coat of at least one cosmetic colouring ink () borne by the transfer surface and obtained by printing using at least one digital printer, the colouring ink being intended to be applied to the keratin materials (P), the process comprising the following steps: &#x2014;transferring at least part of the coat of cosmetic ink () onto the area (P) to be made up by placing the coat of ink () in contact with the area (P) to be made up, and then &#x2014;forming a protective coating () by applying at least one composition comprising a film-forming polymer onto the area (P) of keratin materials to be made up.

Transfer device for making up keratin materials

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Franck Giron