ULTRAVIOLET NOSE PROTECTOR

ULTRAVIOLET NOSE PROTECTOR

Peter B. Oschner, Wabasha, Minn. 55981

Filed: Aug. 28, 1985

... One significant aspect and feature of the present invention is an ultraviolet nose protector which is cosmetically pleasing and unnoticeable to the naked eye.  The nose protector can be of either a clear material or of various flesh colored materials, depending upon a person;'s particular skin pigment makeup.

Another significant aspect and feature of the present invention is a nose protector which blocks the sun and protects the nose accordingly.  The nose protector is pleasing and sightly to an individual, and provides the necessary protection to the outdoors person, such as a skier, sailr, or a hunter.

FACIAL EXERCISE METHOD

FACIAL EXERCISE METHOD

Carol A. Ewing, Milford Mich.

Filed Apr. 17, 1985

An exercise method is disclosed for improving the tone of the facial muscles and thereby removing or reducing wrinkles in the overlying skin. A facial muscle underlying a region of skin to be tightened is selected for exercise. The primary stiffener is applied to the surface of the skin over the selected muscle and secondary stiffeners are applied to other regions of the skin which would be creased by contraction of the selected muscle. An exercise weight is attached to the primary stiffener at a location over the selected muscle. The selected muscle is contracted and released repeatedly to lift and lower the weight a predetermined number of times.

EYEBROW SHIELD

CHARLES M. BRENNAN, OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

EYEBROW SHIELD

Application filed April 22, 1912

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, Charles M. Brennan, a resident of Chicago, in the county of Cook and State of Illinois, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Eyebrow-Shields, of which the following is a full, clear, and exact description.

• The invention relates to eye-brow shields.
• It has been discovered that eye-brows, more particularly the side portions thereof, are worn away by rubbing against the pillows while the person is sleeping, and particularly when patients are confined in bed for an extended period. This wearing away is believed by many to affect the appearance of the person, and the present invention designs to provide a simple device whereby this wearing away may be effectively prevented and whereby also, the eye-brows may be treated with a chemical for the purpose of developing them.
• The invention also designs to provide eye-brow shields which may be conveniently worn while the wearer is asleep and which will effectively prevent eye-brows from being worn away, and whereby a chemical may be applied to the eye-brows, and which are adjustable so as to fit eye-brows of different persons.

MOUTH SAVER

MOUTH SAVER

Ivan Von Sosdy, Canas, Gordas Via Golfito, Costa Rica

Application May 21, 1956

• The principal object of my invention is to provide a device which is capable of being held in the mouth and mouth cavity to be exposed to certain desirable rays, particularly ultra-violet rays which are filtered through a membrane.
• Another object of my invention is to provide a therapeutic device whereby diseases of the mouth, gums, and throat may be treated, with the use of filtered sunlight.
• The device is especially usable in the treatment of bleeding gums, inflammation of the gums, inflammation of the mouth tissues, stomatitis ulcerosa, trench mouth, phlegmonosa, tuberculosis of the tonsil, diphtheria, glossitis acuta diffusa, and ulcer in the mouth, etc.

HEADGEAR FOR POSTURE CORRECTION

HEADGEAR FOR POSTURE CORRECTION

Harold E. Kuss, Lock Haven Pa.

Application April 10, 1943

• The objects of the present invention are to provide an improved apparatus for posture correction, as well as a game or pastime; to embody in it a combination of parts making different degrees of difficulty so as to afford various degrees of achievement as an incentive to progress.
• The apparatus consists of a set of nesting head coverings adapted to be strapped on the wearer's head and having sockets of various sizes in which balls or other fairly heavy objects may be carried or balanced with varying degrees of difficulty.