| Body Spritzer Formulation & Application Process |
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The present invention is a skin spritzer comprising a unique formula that provides improved skin qualities. The formulation of the body conditioner consists of the following components; purified water, jojoba oil, sesame seed oil, apricot oil, corn oil, squalene, and divutyl hydroxy toluene.
The skin spritzer of the present invention can be applied using varying methods. One application method is applied to wet skin after bathing or showering, while another application method is applied to dry skin after toweling off from a bath or shower. Additionally, the skin spritzer of the present invention may be applied in conjunction with another body conditioner in either wet or dry skin conditions.
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Objects of the present invention:
- to provide a skin spritzer utilizing a unique formulation that is a self supporting body treatment
- to provide a skin spritzer application method for wet or dry skin
- to provide a skin spritzer that may be used in conjunction with a body conditioner
- to provide a skin spritzer that delicately eliminates dry skin flakes
- to provide a skin spritzer that restores vigor and smoothness to the skin
- to provide a skin spritzer that improves the skin's ability to breathe fresh air
- to provide a skin spritzer that reduces dry skin effect due to seasonally conditions
- to provide a skin spritzer that increases the body's ability to keep skin moist and soft between showering or bathing
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The following pictures are meant to display possible physical characteristics of the present invention and are not to be taken in a limiting sense. It is understood that other embodiments may be utilized and that structural changes may be made without departing from the scope of the invention.
| LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS |
| 10 present invention |
28 squalene |
| 12 skin spritzer formulation |
30 divutyl hydroxyl tolene |
| 14 user |
32 application method |
| 16 pump spritzer container |
34 wet skin application |
| 18 purified water |
36 dry skin application |
| 20 jojoba oil |
38 self-supporting application |
| 22 sesame seed oil |
40 combination application |
| 24 apricot oil |
42 benefits of using skin spritzer formulation |
| 26 corn oil |
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| FIGURE 1 Figure 1 is an illustrative view of the present invention 10 in use. The present invention 10 is a skin spritzer formulation 12 and process of application comprising a unique formula 12 that provides improved skin qualities. Shown is the user 14 using the pump spray container 16 for the application thereof. The present invention 10 also comprises four (4) specific application methods.
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| FIGURE 2 Figure 2 is a block diagram of the present invention's skin spritzer formulation 12. The skin spritzer formula is a unique formula 12 comprising purified water 18, jojoba oil 20, apricot oil 24, corn oil 26, squalene 28 and divutyl hydroxyl toluene 30. The formula 12 may also include sesame oil 22 a warning must be on any packaging or container to alert people allergic to nuts or any by-product of nuts.
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| FIGURE 3 Figure 3 is a block diagram of the present invention's skin spritzer application methods 32. The skin spritzer of the present invention comprises four (4) specific application methods 32. The skin spritzer can be applied to either dry skin 36 or to wet skin 34. Additionally the skin spritzer may be applied alone 38 or in combination with a body conditioner 40.
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| FIGURE 4 Figure 4 is a block diagram of the present invention's skin spritzer application method on wet skin 34 during a self-supporting application 38. The wet skin application method 34 involves the steps of: wetting and washing the body utilizing a shower or bath; cleaning the body with shower gel and loofa, wash cloth or gloves then rinsing the body thoroughly; spraying the formula onto the desired areas of the wet skin (but never to the bottom of the feet which makes them slippery and could present a hazard); rubbing the formula into applied areas and then rinsing off the excess in a shower or bath; and patting or wiping the body dry.
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| FIGURE 5 Figure 5 is a block diagram of the present invention's skin spritzer application method on dry skin 36 during a self-supporting application 38. The dry skin application method 36 involves the steps of: wetting and washing the body utilizing a shower or bath; cleaning the body with shower gel and loofa, wash cloth or gloves then rinsing the body thoroughly; patting or wiping the body dry; spraying the formula onto the desired areas of the wet skin (but never to the bottom of the feet which makes them slippery and could present a hazard); rubbing the formula into applied areas and then rinsing of the excess in a shower or bath; and patting or wiping the body dry.
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| FIGURE 6 Figure 6 is a block diagram of the present invention's skin spritzer application method on wet skin 34 in combination with a body conditioner 40. The wet skin application method 34 in combination with body conditioner 40 involves the steps of: wetting and washing the body utilizing a shower or bath; cleaning the body with shower gel and loofa, wash cloth or gloves then rinsing the body thoroughly; applying body conditioner onto desired areas of wet skin; rinsing the body conditioner from affected areas of the body by rubbing with hands or was cloth lightly if using a wash cloth; spraying the formula onto the desired areas of the wet skin (but never to the bottom of the feet which makes them slippery and could present a hazard); rubbing the formula into applied areas and then rinsing of the excess in a shower or bath; and patting or wiping the body dry.
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| FIGURE 7 Figure 7 is a block diagram of the present invention's skin spritzer application method on dry skin 36 in combination with a body conditioner 40. The dry skin application method 36 in combination with body conditioner 40 involves the steps of: wetting and washing the body utilizing a shower or bath; cleaning the body with shower gel and loofa, wash cloth or gloves then rinsing the body thoroughly; applying body conditioner onto desired areas of dry skin; rinsing the body conditioner from affected areas of the body by rubbing with hands or was cloth lightly if using a wash cloth; patting or wiping the body dry; spraying the formula onto the desired areas of the wet skin (but never to the bottom of the feet which makes them slippery and could present a hazard); rubbing the formula into applied areas and then rinsing of the excess in a shower or bath; and patting or wiping the body dry.
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| FIGURE 8 Figure 8 is a block diagram of the benefits 42 for the present invention's skin spritzer. The skin spritzer of the present invention provides a plurality of benefits to the bodily skin. Such benefits include delicately eliminating dry skin flakes, restoring skin to a vigor and smooth look, improving the skins ability to breathe fresh air, reducing dry skin effect due to seasonally conditions, and increasing the body's ability to keep skin moist and soft between showering or bathing.
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If you are interested in licensing, purchasing the rights to the above invention or entering into a royalty
agreement please contact the office of Michael I. Kroll as follows:
Michael I. Kroll
80 Skyline Drive, Suite 304
Plainview, New York 11803
Tel. #: 800-367-7774
Tel. #: 516-367-7777
Fax #: 800-367-7999
Fax #: 516-802-0510
