L'oreal USA Creative, Inc.

Pacific Bioscience Laboratories, Inc.

L'oreal

Loreal Sa

Other

Pacific Biosciences Laboratories, Inc.

Richard A Reishus

Kenneth A Pilcher

Suk P Wong

Travis Justin Hosler

Richard T Hanks

Joseph E Skidmore

Joel Timothy Aragon

Michele Snyder

Patrick Jones

Adam Weisgerber

Lisa Nguyen

Stephen M Meginniss, Iii

David Giuliani

Robert E Akridge

Michael Masatsugu Itano

Austin Rand Porter

Jared Randall

Gerald Keith Brewer

Joshua Kornfeld

Dane M Roth

Christopher J Mcevoy

Stephen M Meginniss

Aaron David Poole

Gregory W Herlin

Kuoyong Huang

Ricky Chan

San Francisco Sabin

Robin Eileen Chikos

Robin E Chikos

Christopher J McEvoy

Dane Roth

Stephen M Meginniss Iii

Michael M Itano

Stephen M Iii Meginniss

Iii Meginniss Stephen M

The applicator includes a housing and a motor contained therewithin which includes an output member, such as a shaft, which in operation moves in a reciprocating manner. A contact member is mounted for operation and moves in response to the action of the output shaft, such that the contact element in operation repeatedly contacts a selected skin area, moving toward and away from the skin area, substantially perpendicularly thereto. The contact member moves at a frequency within the range of 50 Hz to 200 Hz and with an amplitude of 0.010 to 0.075 inches. The repeated tapping action of the contact member against the skin increases the absorption of a skin formulation into the skin area being contacted.

Sonic applicator for skin formulations

Massage applicator

An applicator, also referred to as workpiece, is suitable for use with a personal care appliance. The applicator can be in the form of a dual brush head. The dual brush head includes a movable central portion having first and second independently movable sections.

Dual motion applicator for a personal care appliance

The tip assembly includes a base portion which is sufficiently rigid to be conveniently insertable onto and removable from a drive end of a motor for the applicator and a tip portion which is securely attached to the base portion either by casting or molding, and is sufficiently soft to provide comfortable contact with the skin, the tip portion having a concave front surface for receiving skin formulations which are applied to the skin, such as the facial skin, of a user during operation of the applicator.

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Renton, WA, United States of America

Richard A Reishus