L'oreal

Michel Fontaine

Nicolas Albisetti

Denis Befve

Léandre Lasfargues

Applicator () for applying a product to the eyelashes, comprising a core (), comprising two arms that are twisted together along at least part of their length, the core successively holding by clamping a first applicator member (), produced in one piece and having a plurality of applicator elements, and a second applicator member () comprising a plurality of bristles.

Dual applicator for applying a product to the eyelashes

A dispenser includes an end piece defining a product dispensing orifice able to be opened downward opposite a surface located under the end piece. The end piece is able to be maneuvered between a predispensing position, in which the dispensing orifice is closed off and the volume located under the dispensing orifice opposite the receiving surface is entirely free, and a product dispensing position. The dispenser includes a device to protect the dispensing orifice, protruding below the dispensing orifice in the predispensing position and in the dispensing position, in order to hinder contact between a body surface of a user of the dispenser and the dispensing orifice.

Dispenser for dispensing cosmetic product onto a receiving surface, dispensing device and associated method

A brush for applying a powdered cosmetic composition, comprising:

Brush for applying a cosmetic composition and having synthetic hairs

A device intended to reduce the risks of overexposure to harmful solar radiation. The device includes a detection arrangement, including at least one sensor sensitive to solar radiation, in particular UV. In addition, an arrangement is linked to the detection arrangement to generate a signal representing the quantity of radiation received by the detection means. An attachment arrangement is provided to attach the device to the head of a subject, such that the sensor(s) is (are) oriented in a substantially perpendicular manner to the vertical plane of the subject when the latter is active in the sun. The device is preferably configured in the form of a cap, with the detection arrangement arranged on a first visor intended to be positioned over the back of the individual's neck. The cap also preferably includes a second visor located opposite the first.

Device to prevent the risk of overexposure to harmful solar radiation

A packaging and applicator device for a formulation used, for example, for make-up and/or care of keratinic fibers. The device includes a reservoir in which the formulation is placed, and an applicator capable of being loaded with a quantity of the formulation. The reservoir includes a heating device capable of heating at least a portion of the applicator and the quantity of product with which it is loaded when the device is not in a closed position of the reservoir. Heating is preferably permitted when the applicator is in an intermediate position, held at the level of an opening in the reservoir, with the circumference of this opening having at least one heated wall. The heated wall preferably incorporates a stripper element mounted in the reservoir opening.

Packaging and applicator device for a cosmetic product and/or a beauty care product incorporating a means of heating

The invention relates to a closure member for a makeup accessory receptacle, in particular for a skin-care product. The member has a top wall with a side skirt that extends around the periphery of the top wall downwards, and defines a front face of circular outline. The side skirt co-operates with the top wall to define a side face and a rear face. The top wall and the side skirt may be made as a single piece by molding a translucent plastic material and covering the front face and the side face in a layer of mat varnish. The rear face may be covered in a layer of dark-colored opaque paint, without discontinuity, over at least substantially the entire extend of the edge of the side skirt, over the inside surface of the side skirt, and over at least a portion of the inside surface of the top wall adjacent to the side skirt.

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Paris, France

Michel Fontaine