Elc Management LLC

Milan Franz Sojka

Christina G Fthenakis

Phillip Cummins

Kerri Stanganelli

Isaac David Cohen

John Dudley Dreher

Yelena Mikhaylova

David Walter Culhane

Daniela Bratescu

Jean Harry Xavier

Snehal Shah

Mary Ann Smail

Hua Wang

Zhequan Xu

Jennifer L Sobel

Craig Alan Bonda

Daniel H Maes

Fatemeh Mohammadi

Thomas Mammone

Wilson A Lee

Nadine A Pernodet

Lieve Declercq

Vasile Ionita-Manzatu

Linda Najdek

Jennifer L Oko

Andrew Bevacqua

Lawrence P Teta

MaryAnn McKeever-Alfieri

Ilse Sente

Maryann Mckeever-Alfieri

A topical composition comprising a Polymer, a high molecular weight hyaluronic acid (HWM HA) and/or its salt, a low molecular weight hyaluronic acid (LWM HA) and/or its salt, and a polyamino acid and/or its salt; and water and a method for identifying a test polymer that forms a micro-mesh structure when combined with such ingredients.

Cosmetic compositions with a micro-mesh structure

Cosmetic compositions

A method of stabilizing riboflavin by affixing the riboflavin to at least one substrate for the riboflavin by covalent bonding, hydrogen bonding, Van der Waals forces, or a combination thereof, to form an optically-activated complex, is provided. When activated by absorption of light in the ultraviolet (UV) to visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum the riboflavin in the complex re-emits light of longer wavelength in the blue-green-yellow region of the electromagnetic spectrum.

Method of stabilizing riboflavin

A solid or hollow particle ranging from 0.001 to 200 microns in diameter coated with Indium Tin Oxide ('ITO') and a topical composition containing same as well as a method for protecting skin against IR radiation.

Topical emulsions comprising indium tin oxide coated particles

Optically-activated systems and methods for reducing the appearance of dark under eye circles are provided. The systems comprise a complex of a fluorescent compound and a substrate for the fluorescent compound which are affixed to one another by covalent bonding, hydrogen bonding, Van der Waals forces, or a combination thereof. After absorption of ambient light, the fluorescent compound in the complex re-emits visible light of longer wavelength. The re-emitted light provides an illuminating radiant effect and is particularly useful in improving the appearance of skin imperfections.

Optically-activated system for reducing the appearance of skin imperfections

Method of making an optically-activated system

Composite particulates, topical composition containing composite particulates, methods for improving the appearance of skin depth, dimensionality or undertones; a method for improving the ashy, chalky or mask-like appearance of color cosmetic compositions on the skin; and a method for reducing the number of shades in a color cosmetic shade range by formulating the cosmetic with composite particulates.

Composite particles, compositions and methods

A method for making a composite particulate comprised of a colorant portion and a clear thermoplastic portion and cosmetic compositions containing the composite particulate.

Method and compositions for improving appearance of skin

A method for improving the appearance of skin depth, dimensionality or undertones by topically applying a composition containing composite particulates made by (a) solvating a clear or translucent thermoplastic material with solvent in an amount sufficient to swell the material; (b) combining the solvated mixture of (a) with one or more colorants; (c) removing the solvent to form a composite particulate, (d) formulating the composite particulate into a topical cosmetic composition for application to skin.

The present invention relates to topical compositions containing solid particles that are stabilized via entrapment by microspheres and methods for making the same. Each of the microspheres contains a collapsed polymeric shell that has entrapped therein one or more solid particles. The solid particles are preferably formed of zinc oxide or titanium dioxide or both, which can readily be used either alone or in combination with other sunscreen agents to form sunscreen compositions of broader UV protection spectrum and enhanced photostability.

Compositions comprising solid particles entrapped in collapsed polymeric microspheres, and methods of making the same

The present invention relates to method for modifying or treating solid particles which includes the steps of:

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Milan Franz Sojka