Esther Mattke

Title: Esther Mattke and Her Patent for a Mild Non-Sulfate Shampoo.

Introduction

Esther Mattke is an inventor associated with Groβ-Gerau, Germany. Her patent work includes a shampoo formulation designed to cleanse hair gently while avoiding irritation to the skin and eyes.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Mattke: “Shampoo Composition with Non-Sulfate Surfactant and Complexation Compound Forming a Coacervate.” The invention describes a non-sulfate shampoo containing at least one taurate or sarcosinate salt surfactant, together with a complexation compound. When diluted with water during shampooing, the formulation produces a coacervate. The patent describes the shampoo as providing mild, non-irritating hair treatment without irritating the skin or eyes. Mattke is credited with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Mattke’s listed patent highlights her contribution to hair-care formulation, particularly the development of a non-sulfate shampoo that combines selected surfactants with a coacervate-forming compound. The available information does not provide further details about her career or the patent’s filing and grant dates.

Collaborations

The provided data names Christian Springob and Marion Stuess as Mattke’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Esther Mattke’s listed invention focuses on a coacervate-forming, non-sulfate shampoo intended to cleanse hair mildly while minimizing irritation to the skin and eyes.