Maria Yolanda Navarro

US Patent:

8087594, Jan 3, 2012

Filed:

Sep 29, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/240116

Inventors:

Maria A. Navarro - Houston TX, US

Assignee:

Novalash, Inc. - Houston TX

International Classification:

B05B 1/00
A45D 20/12

US Classification:

239153, 239270, 34 97

Abstract:

Disclosed is a variable air source that provides directional control over a low-pressure airflow. The air source is specifically adapted for use in the application of artificial eyelash extensions to a person's individual eyelashes. An air pump provides low pressure air to an airflow nozzle mounted on the finger of the user. A foot control operates the air pump. The finger nozzle allows the user to direct the airflow without having to grasp the nozzle with the fingers. This allows the user's hands to be free to perform other manual manipulations during the method of adhering artificial eyelash extensions to a person's individual natural eyelashes.

US Patent:

20090178689, Jul 16, 2009

Filed:

Mar 30, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/058741

Inventors:

Maria A. NAVARRO - Houston TX, US
Sophy Merszei - Houston TX, US

International Classification:

A41G 5/02

US Classification:

132201, 132216, 132 53

Abstract:

A decorative artificial eyelash hair () has an artificial eyelash hair () with a base portion (), a tip portion () and an outer surface (). A decorative applique () is adhered to at least a portion of the outer surface () of the artificial eyelash hair (). The applique includes a decorative component () fixed to the outer surface () of the hair () by an adhesive (). The decorative component () is made of very small, reflective particles adhered to the outer surface of the individual artificial eyelash hair. The reflective particles () were accomplished using plastic film and colored crystals of different colors, hues and reflectivity. The particles () were adhered to the individual artificial eyelash hairs () with an adhesive: ethoxy-ethyl cyanoacrylate. The decorative artificial eyelash hair () can be practiced as artificial eyelash single hair extensions (), or it can be practiced on the individual artificial eyelash hairs of an artificial eyelash set ().

US Patent:

20090241979, Oct 1, 2009

Filed:

Feb 2, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/363927

Inventors:

Maria A. NAVARRO - Houston TX, US
Sophy Merszei - Houston TX, US

International Classification:

A41G 5/02
A45D 40/30
A45D 40/26

US Classification:

132201, 132216, 132 53, 132320

Abstract:

A decorative artificial eyelash hair () has an artificial eyelash hair () with a base portion (), a tip portion () and an outer surface (). A decorative applique () is adhered to at least a portion of the outer surface () of the artificial eyelash hair (). The applique includes a decorative component () fixed to the outer surface () of the hair () by an adhesive (). The decorative component () is made of very small, reflective particles adhered to the outer surface of the individual artificial eyelash hair. The reflective particles () were accomplished using plastic film and colored crystals of different colors, hues and reflectivity. The particles () were adhered to the individual artificial eyelash hairs () with an adhesive: ethoxy-ethyl cyanoacrylate. The decorative artificial eyelash hair () can be practiced as artificial eyelash single hair extensions (), or it can be practiced on the individual artificial eyelash hairs of an artificial eyelash set ().

US Patent:

20120061488, Mar 15, 2012

Filed:

Nov 22, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/302132

Inventors:

Maria A. NAVARRO - Houston TX, US

International Classification:

B05B 9/08
A62B 18/00

US Classification:

239153, 239270

Abstract:

Disclosed is a low-pressure air source that provides directional control over a low-pressure airflow. The air source is specifically adapted for use in the application of artificial eyelash extensions to a person's individual eyelashes. An air pump provides low pressure air to an airflow nozzle mounted on the finger of the user. A foot control operates the air pump. The finger nozzle allows the user to direct the airflow without having to grasp the nozzle with the fingers. This allows the user's hands to be free to perform other manual manipulations during the process of adhering artificial lash extensions to a person's individual natural eyelashes.

US Patent:

20170231368, Aug 17, 2017

Filed:

Feb 12, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/042192

Inventors:

Maria A. Navarro - Houston TX, US
Alessandro Parodi - Houston TX, US

International Classification:

A45D 40/26
A45D 24/00
A45D 2/48

Abstract:

A mascara applicator system for simultaneously separating, curling and applying mascara, stored in the system, to eyelashes having a first applicator arm with a brush on one end and a second applicator arm with a circular cylinder comb on one end with some embodiments rotateably connected to a circular U-shaped member to provide articulating surfaces for a human hand with a spring functionally mounted between for bringing the brush and circular cylinder comb on the first and second applicator arms into parallel relationship for being closed on an eyelash and being pull upward from 0-180 and away from the eye to simultaneously apply mascara and curl eyelash. The applicator arm with the brush on it being hinged to move out to 90 for use as a touch up mascara brush and returned back to its position as a first applicator arm in mascara applicator system.

Address:

10623 Odyssey Ct, Houston, TX 77099

VIN:

5N1AR18U58C660693

Make:

NISSAN

Model:

PATHFINDER

Year:

2008

Address:

9601 Mcgallion Rd, Houston, TX 77076

VIN:

1B3HE78K57D545537

Make:

DODGE

Model:

CALIBER

Year:

2007