This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Bristol-Myers Company. Active years: 1976.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1976
Title: Frederick Hubner and Hair-Conditioning Shampoo Innovation.
Introduction
Frederick Hubner was an inventor associated with Edison, New Jersey, and Bristol-Myers Company. His recorded patent work includes an approach to using beer solids in shampoo formulations to condition hair.
Latest Patents
Hubner’s listed patent, “Shampoo Compositions Containing Beer Solids,” describes shampoo compositions containing relatively high quantities of beer solids as hair-conditioning agents. The record provided lists 1 patent for him.
Career Highlights
Hubner’s patent reflects an effort to explore unconventional ingredients for hair care. By incorporating beer solids into shampoo, the invention aimed to combine cleansing with hair conditioning.
Collaborations
Hubner’s listed coworkers include Herbert H. Gary and William Bess. The information provided identifies Bristol-Myers Company as his workplace.
Conclusion
Frederick Hubner’s recorded invention highlights an inventive approach to hair conditioning through the use of beer solids in shampoo.
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