L'oreal USA Creative, Inc.

L'oreal

Sonosite, Inc.

Wong, Suk Ping

Aragon, Joel Timothy

Duncan, James Arthur

Joel Timothy Aragon

Richard T Hanks

Richard A Reishus

Suk P Wong

Joseph E Skidmore

Michele Snyder

Patrick Jones

Adam Weisgerber

Lisa Nguyen

Alexander Michael Diener

Gerald Keith Brewer

Aaron David Poole

Bradley J Sliger

Robert E Akridge

Uli Rankers

Byron A Meseroll

Suk Ping Wong

James Arthur Duncan

A vaporizing and vapor heating assembly includes at least one vaporizing element fluidically coupled to at least one reservoir and configured to discharge vapor and a heater assembly operably coupled to the at least one vaporizing element. The heater assembly including at least one heating element configured to heat the discharged vapor.

Vaporizing and vapor heating assembly and personal care appliances including the same

A workpiece, such as a brush head, having a replacement indicator is provided, which is suitable for use with a personal care appliance. In use, the replacement indicator can provide an indication to the user recommending that the brush head be replaced after a duration has elapsed. The brush head includes a window to view the progress of the duration for recommended replacement and an indication when the duration has elapsed. In some embodiments, the duration is commenced when the brush head is initially installed on the personal care appliance.

Systems, devices, and methods of a self-activation use odometer for a skin care brush

Powered brush handle with brush, charger, and cap

Powered brush handle with brush

Powered brush handle

Charger for powered brush handle

When portable diagnostic medical equipment is placed into a dock, or docking station, the batteries of the docking station are used in a hierarchical manner to insure that the batteries in the portable equipment become charged and that any power needed to run the portable device is provided from a power source local to the docking station. In one embodiment, the docking station has a plurality of batteries and the system is designed so that when a portable diagnostic device is docked, the power from the docking station batteries will be used in a predetermined usage pattern so as to preserve (and charge) the batteries in the portable diagnostic tool.

Docking station with hierarchal battery management for use with portable medical equipment

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Snohomish, WA, United States of America

Joel Timothy Aragon