Aveda Corporation

Color Access, Inc.

Peter Matravers

Timothy Roland Kapsner

Alex Vainshelboim

Horst Martin Rechelbacher

Michael C Hayes

Erik Edward Gutmann

Nathan Andrew Keen

Barbara Jean Fealy

Geoffrey Hawkins

Vasile Ionita-Manzatu

George Cioca

Asira Ostrovskaya

Stanley Ray Fogg

Alaa Hashem

Tracy L Cornuelle

Ulrich Milius

Konstantin Korotkov

Harvey Gedeon

Julie Dachtera

Kimberly Switlick

Kenneth Momoh

Ko-ichi Shiozawa

Nadim A Shaath

Ko-Ichi Shiozawa

Alex Vainshalboim

Erik Gutmann

Nathan Keen

An aqueous hair moisturizing composition is provided. The composition includes a cationic component, an oil containing about 70 percent or greater unsaturated fatty acids with chain length of Cor greater, a phytosterol and a cellulosic polymer. Also provided is a method of imparting extended moisturization to the hair including the steps of applying to the hair in need of extended moisturization a composition including a cationic component, an oil containing about 70 percent or greater unsaturated fatty acids with chain length of Cor greater, a phytosterol and a cellulosic polymer, and retaining the composition in contact with the hair for a time sufficient to impart extended moisturization to the hair.

Continuous moisturization compositions

The present invention provides a method of evaluating the human subconscious response to smell and a method of evaluating a subject's subconscious response to an aroma stimulus.

Method of evaluating human subconscious response to smell

The present invention relates to a method for producing petrochemical-free aroma components, which comprises extracting aroma components from plant materials with a volatile ester such as ethyl acetate. The method produces unique concrete, wax and absolute components that are useful in all types of fragranced compositions, which compositions, due to the absence of petrochemicals, can be certified as organic.

Solvent based plant extracts

The invention relates to methods of coloring the hair with cluster-modified water and the ability to achieve enhanced color and conditioning for the hair that is color-treated. The cluster-modified water can be ionized water such as alkalinic or acidic water, or structured water such as I or S water. In addition, the cluster-modified water can be applied to the hair as a pre-saturating treatment and/or a post-saturating treatment relative to the hair color treatment process. Additional benefits of the present invention are the ability to minimize the use of harsh chemicals and dyes while still achieving an enriched color, and increased softness and smoothness to the color-treated hair. The present invention can also be used with mordanting salts. The present invention also includes a hair coloring kit including the cluster-modified water for post-saturating and/or pre-saturating the hair.

Hair color application using cluster-modified water

The invention relates to a semi-permanent dye system comprising at least one solubilized vat dye, an aqueous carrier, and substantially no chemical oxidant.

Semi-permanent hair dyeing system using soluble vat dyes

The present invention relates to cosmetic compositions, particularly foaming cleansing compositions, comprising a cationic component and an anionic alkyl glucoester surfactant. These compositions are particularly useful as color-depositing shampoos containing cationic dyes.

High performance color-depositing shampoo

The invention provides a cosmetic hair conditioning composition comprising: (a) an effective amount of a film forming polymer; and (b) a cosmetically acceptable vehicle, in which the composition is in the form of a solid. A cosmetic hair conditioning device and methods of conditioning and styling hair are also provided.

Hair conditioning solid

A hair coloring composition, and a method for using the composition in which a natural plant-derived chemical of the formula ##STR1## is employed as a coupler-modifier in a composition containing a primary intermediate and a customary coupler. The novel coupler-modifiers produce a composition which is more physiologically suitable for use in hair colorings than the prior art compositions and allows for the preparation of compositions which produce highly stable colorings over a broad range shades and tones.

Method and composition for hair coloring using green tea polyphenols

The present invention relates to cosmetic compositions for topical application to the hair comprising effective amounts of effective amounts of a foaming agent, a water soluble acrylate or methacrylate polymer or copolymer, and a water soluble quaternized cellulose derivative. The compositions, when dispensed through a non-aerosol pump foaming apparatus, results in a foaming lightweight mousse-like product which excellent hold and conditioning to the hair.

Foaming hair care product

A hair treatment composition for coloring the hair upon the scalp and an eyelash mascara is disclosed. The hair is typically colored with a mascara brush to achieve streaking and a non-homogenous coloring of the hair upon the scalp or the eyelash. A copaiba resin and a metal containing pigment are combined to obtain the hair coloring product. The resultant product is applied to the hair upon the scalp or the eyelash to effect coloring of the hair upon the scalp or the eyelash.

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Minnetonka, MN, United States of America

Peter Matravers