Green Badge, LLC

Altair Instruments, Inc.

Fonefil, Inc.

Fonefill, Inc.

John Hubble

Clayton R Karmel

Jeffrey E Campbell

Charles Custon

Douglas W Walker

Brenda A Acosta

A method is described for brightening tattoos or pigmented images formed below the epidermis of an individual. A skin treating device having a treatment tip with a crystalline abrasive material permanently bonded thereto is moved across the skin surface covering the tattoo. The procedure results in the bonded crystalline abrasive material removing a portion of the surface of the epidermis of the skin area over said tattoos or pigmented images, resulting in a brightening of colored or black line tattoos and a sharpening of the lines in the image. Simultaneously applying a vacuum to the skin surface during the procedure and the application of skin serum during or after the procedure enhances the results.

Tattoo enhancement procedure

A stackable, durable, portable apparatus for simultaneously charging multiple mobile electronic devices (including phones, tablets, game consoles, music players, flashlights, BLUETOOTH headsets and cameras) is disclosed herein. The apparatus is suitable for use in public social settings, easily removed or replaced for restoring the internal charge without requiring cable attachment, expertise or training.

Apparatus for charging multiple mobile devices

Interrupter for irrigation controller

Wireless soil sensor

Growing community of inventors

San Diego, CA, United States of America

John Hubble