Zgtl LLC

Helmm

Taylor Lane

Jochen Rainer Schaepers

Zachary Groffsky

Stuart H Lee

A deodorant dispensing apparatus including a reusable product dispenser and a deodorant refill cartridge releasably coupled to the reusable product dispenser. The reusable product dispenser includes a cylindrical housing, a base, a telescope, and a spring. The base is rotatably coupled to the cylindrical housing and operably coupled to the telescope. The spring is operably coupled to a spring holster of the base and the telescope. The deodorant refill cartridge includes a refill barrel and refill plunger. The refill plunger is rotatably coupled to the refill barrel, which retains a deodorant product therein. The refill barrel includes a latching mechanism for releasably coupling the refill barrel to the reusable product dispenser.

Reusable dispenser and cartridge

A product dispensing apparatus including a reusable product dispenser and a refill cartridge configured to releasably couple to the reusable product dispenser. The reusable product dispenser includes a housing defining a longitudinal axis, a base rotatably coupled to a proximal portion of the housing, and a telescope assembly. The base is configured to rotate about the longitudinal axis in a first direction and a second direction. The telescope assembly includes a proximal section and a distal section movable relative to the proximal section along the longitudinal axis defined by the housing between a collapsed condition and an extended condition. At least one of the proximal section or the distal section is operably coupled to the base such that rotation of the base about the longitudinal axis causes corresponding rotation of the telescope assembly about the longitudinal axis.

A disposable personal care apparatus includes a main body and a handle. The main body has a first body end and a second body end. The main body includes soap. The handle is configured to be grasped for moving the main body. The handle is integrally formed with the main body. The handle has a first handle end and a second handle end. The second handle end of the handle is closer to the first body end of the main body than the second body end of the main body. The main body is configured to support the handle in an upright position over the main body when the second body end of the main body is positioned on a surface. A longitudinal axis extends a length of the disposable personal care apparatus from the first handle end to the second body end.

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