Wayne M Clark

US Patent:

6382216, May 7, 2002

Filed:

Jun 22, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/887931

Inventors:

Wayne Clark - Benicia CA 94510-1033

International Classification:

A45D 2400

US Classification:

132148, 132149, 132147

Abstract:

A hair brush with a body having bristles extending therefrom for brushing hair and a tubular handle connected to the body which handle has a bore disposed normal to its longitudinal axis adjacent to its distal end along with a blind aperture extending from its distal end into the handle, generally along its longitudinal axis; plus a hair pick with a circular opening therein which pick is configured to snugly fit into the blind aperture and so that its opening will register with the bore in the handle. As a result the brush can be conveniently supported on a hook or like device utilizing the bore in the handle while the pick is inserted, and the pick can be easily removed when the brush is in use.

US Patent:

6412116, Jul 2, 2002

Filed:

Aug 31, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/945268

Inventors:

Wayne Clark - Benicia CA 94510

International Classification:

A41B 300

US Classification:

2129, 24303

Abstract:

An article, such as a cape, with an adjustable magnetic collar closure includes an cloth portion having a collar formed therein with pockets formed in each end of the collar, a flexible magnetic strip inserted into one of the pockets and a separate flexible magnetic strip inserted into the other pocket whereby over lapping said magnetic strips inserted into the pockets of the collar will hold said collar closed around the neck of a person using the article due to magnetic attraction between said strips clamping the fabric of the cape there between. The article or cape may include means for releaseably retaining the magnetic strips in the pockets whereby these strips can be removed when the article is laundered, or closures for permanently retaining the magnetic strips in the pockets of the collar of the article.

US Patent:

6505945, Jan 14, 2003

Filed:

Nov 7, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/010444

Inventors:

Wayne Clark - San Rafael CA 94901

International Classification:

G02B 7182

US Classification:

359882, 359883, 359871, 359840

Abstract:

A hand held mirror unit for use in beauty salons includes a planer housing, a mirror mounted in housing in a parallel relationship to the housing and a pair of handles extending from the planer housing on opposite sides of the housing with the handles having a cross-section exceeding the combined thickness of the planer housing and the mirror whereby neither said housing nor said mirror will contact a flat surface of a counter on which the unit is resting through engagement of the handles, along with a non-skid coating on the handles to prevent the mirror from sliding on such a flat surface.

US Patent:

6871403, Mar 29, 2005

Filed:

Mar 17, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/388908

Inventors:

Wayne Clark - San Rafael CA, US

International Classification:

B26B021/10

US Classification:

30 53, 30 30, 30 51

Abstract:

An improved hair razor includes a cylindrical barrel forming the first part of an elongated handle having a razor blade holder joined to one end thereof, a tubular member forming the second part of the elongated handle having a finger ring formed therein, and an armature means connecting other ends the first part and the second part of the elongated handle in axial alignment, the armature means operable to allow the first part and the second part to rotate relative to each other and selectively lock the first part and the second part against rotation at a plurality of positions. The multiple positions available for the finger ring orientation lessens fatigue and stress of beauticians and barbers using the novel razor.

US Patent:

7789234, Sep 7, 2010

Filed:

Feb 8, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/672886

Inventors:

Wayne Clark - Novato CA, US

International Classification:

B65D 73/00
A45C 11/26

US Classification:

206461, 206467, 206349

Abstract:

A display package for scissors consists of an elongated, generally flat member having a top and bottom end, a raised hollow pedestal means mounted adjacent to said bottom end of said member, the pedestal means having a top portion with means operable to secure a finger ring of a pair scissors thereto and support the scissors horizontally above the card with arch means located adjacent to said top end of said member operable to restrain the swing of at least one of the blades of a pair of scissors mounted on the top portion of the pedestal when the handles of such scissors are manipulated by a customer. It is preferred that the top of the pastel include means for rotation of the connection with the scissors so that a greater range of manipulation is available to a prospective customer. In addition the card can include a clear cover if desired.