This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: L'oreal. Active years: 2009.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2009
Title: Priscilla Devin-Baudoin: Inventor in Hair Treatment Technology.
Introduction
Priscilla Devin-Baudoin is an inventor associated with L’Oréal and based in Sèvres, France. Her patent work concerns a process for permanently deforming or shaping keratinous substances, particularly hair.
Latest Patents
Devin-Baudoin is credited with 1 patent: “Process for the Permanent Deformation of Keratinous Substances Employing an Organic Absorbing Agent.” The invention describes a two-stage treatment in which a reducing composition containing an organic absorbing agent is applied to the hair, followed, optionally after rinsing, by a neutralizing composition and a final rinse.
Career Highlights
Her recorded patent activity reflects work on hair-treatment formulations and processes. The disclosed method combines a reducing agent with an organic absorbing agent to support the permanent deformation or shaping of keratinous substances.
Collaborations
Her listed coworkers include Ly-Lan Nguyen and Anne Sabbagh. The available information identifies L’Oréal as her company affiliation.
Conclusion
Priscilla Devin-Baudoin’s patent documents an approach to permanent hair shaping that uses an organic absorbing agent within a staged treatment process.
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