HAIR STYLING PATENTS FOR 2006 - Patent and Intellectual ...

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A skin protective composition for topical application to mammalian skin for protection from
infrared radiation containing titanium dioxide and mica or coated mica as its principal active
reagents.
US Patent No: 4822600
Infrared blocker
A transparent or translucent composition for topical application to mammalian skin for protection
from infrared rays comprising fumed silica admixed with conventional UV blockers as its principal
active constituents.
US Patent No: 4840179
Combined sensor for the transcutaneous measurement of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood
The combined sensor with a thermostatted heating device (7, 23) for the simultaneous and
continuous transcutaneous measurement of oxygen (O.sub.2) and of carbon dioxide (CO.sub.2) in
the blood contains a measuring device (1) for the partial pressure of CO.sub.2 (pCO.sub.2), in
which there is pure optical/spectrometric operation or which operates on the principle of pH
measurement in an electrolyte (8), and which is separated from the measuring site on the skin by a
membrane (13) which is permeable to both CO.sub.2 and light, and contains another measuring
device (24, 25, 26) for the spectrometric measurement of the blood oxygen saturation (sO.sub.2).
The advantage over a known pO.sub.2 /pCO.sub.2 combined sensor is that the combined sensor
according to the invention can be operated at a low operating temperature of, for example,
42.degree. C. or less, so that continuous measurement for 24 hours, for example, is possible without
resiting or recalibrating the sensor, and thus it is simple to use in the domestic milieu.
US Patent No: 4874361
Method for healing damaged skin
A composition and method of using the same for treating human skin of all races for a wide variety
of skin ailments, including acne, blemishing, aging, sun damage and cancerous lesions, and other
problems associated with skin disorders. The method comprises applying to a region of damaged
skin a composition of trichloroacetic acid, a surfactant having cell growth stimulatory properties,
and an emulsifier. The ratio of the various ingredients can be varied to effect optimal treatment for
a particular type of skin. For treatment of certain disorders, the effect of the composition is
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