Scott D Freeman

US Patent:

D456561, Apr 30, 2002

Filed:

Apr 25, 2001

Appl. No.:

29/140848

Inventors:

Scott H. Freeman - Huntington Beach CA 92649
Faith Freeman - Huntington Beach CA 92649

International Classification:

2802

US Classification:

D28 82

US Patent:

D462793, Sep 10, 2002

Filed:

Oct 2, 2001

Appl. No.:

29/149074

Inventors:

Scott H. Freeman - Huntington Beach CA 92648
Frank H. Asbury - Anaheim CA 92806

International Classification:

2601

US Classification:

D26 9, D7558

US Patent:

7030072, Apr 18, 2006

Filed:

Jul 20, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/894530

Inventors:

Faith Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Scott H. Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Frank H. Asbury - Anaheim CA, US

Assignee:

Primal Elements, Inc. - Garden Grove CA

International Classification:

A61K 7/00

US Classification:

510130, 510137, 510424, 510426, 510428, 510505, 424 701

Abstract:

A cleanser is provided comprising a glycerin based mixture which may have been aerated. The aerated mixture may be combined with a selected fragrance and a selected colorant. The selected fragrance and colorant may correspond to a food product such as a vegetable, fruit, ice cream or the like. Moreover, first and second aerated mixtures may be extruded out of a funnel simultaneously into a rotating container to impart a swirl configuration on the mixtures filling the container. The aerated cleanser may be combined with real food products such as vegetable and fruits. Lastly, the aerated cleanser of the present invention may be formed into a scooped ice cream shape by scooping the same with an ice cream scoop.

US Patent:

7060665, Jun 13, 2006

Filed:

Oct 27, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/694545

Inventors:

Faith Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Scott H. Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Frank H. Asbury - Anaheim CA, US

Assignee:

Primal Elements, Inc. - Garden Grove CA

International Classification:

C11D 17/00

US Classification:

510130, 510137, 510426, 510428, 510505, 424 701

Abstract:

A cleanser is provided which may be a glycerin based cleanser to simulate the consistency, appearance, color and smell of ice cream, sherbet or the like. The cleanser may further be agitated to aerate the cleanser to resemble whipped cream such that combining the ice cream resembling cleanser topped with the whipped cleanser may simulate a conventional sundae. The whipped cleanser may have granulated sugar mixed therein so as to enable the mixture of whipped cleanser and granulated sugar to be used as a natural exfoliant.

US Patent:

20020002792, Jan 10, 2002

Filed:

Jul 24, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/911973

Inventors:

Scott Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Frank Asbury - Anaheim CA, US

International Classification:

C10L005/00

US Classification:

044/275000

Abstract:

A composition for forming a candle, a candle product fabricated of the composition, and a method for making the candle product. The composition includes a mixture of a lesser amount of combustible wax material and a greater amount of combustible gelatinous material as exemplified by a ratio by weight of paraffin wax to gel from about 5-15 percent paraffin wax to about 95-75 percent mineral oil gel. Optionally, a pigment and/or fragrance can be included. The method of making a candle product incorporating the composition first includes forming the combustible composition by the steps of (a) heat-melting a combustible wax material; (b) heat-melting a combustible gelatinous material; and (c) mixing a lesser amount of the melted wax material with a greater amount of the melted gelatinous material for producing a flowable composition. The composition then is poured into a mold shaped as the candle product to be formed while a wick is provided within, and extending outwardly from, the mold. Finally, the poured composition is cooled within the mold to thereby solidify and yield the candle product. The candle products so produced possess favorable properties of both wax and gel to thereby provide longevity characteristics of gel combined with stability and opacity characteristics of wax.

US Patent:

20020036155, Mar 28, 2002

Filed:

Nov 29, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/997558

Inventors:

Scott Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Faith Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US

International Classification:

B65D069/00
B65D071/00

US Classification:

206/581000

Abstract:

A multiple fragrance kit for enabling a user to create their own personalized perfume. The kit comprises at least two scents disposed within a container. The scents are formed from a pressed perfume powder and each have a unique scent. The user can blend their own perfume by mixing the different scents together on the user's wrist and then applying the desired fragrance to the user's body. The fragrance kit additionally comprises a recipe card showing the proper proportions of scents to mix together to achieve certain fragrances.

US Patent:

20030049578, Mar 13, 2003

Filed:

Sep 13, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/951703

Inventors:

Scott Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Faith Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Frank Asbury - Anaheim CA, US

International Classification:

F23D003/16

US Classification:

431/291000

Abstract:

A decorative candle display including a container, preferably transparent, with an interior wall surface having disposed thereon gelatinous components. The decorative candle display formed by: positioning a wick within the container cavity defined by a bottom interior surface of the container and the interior wall surface of the container; forming the gelatinous structures; positioning the gelatinous structures against the interior wall surface; compressing the gelatinous structures by pressing the gelatinous structures against the interior wall surface; pouring a molten mixture into the cavity, the molten mixture filling in the portion of the cavity not filled by the gelatinous structures; and cooling the molten mixture.

US Patent:

20030171232, Sep 11, 2003

Filed:

Mar 6, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/092191

Inventors:

Scott Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US
Faith Freeman - Huntington Beach CA, US

International Classification:

A61K007/50

US Classification:

510/141000, 510/142000, 510/152000, 510/147000

Abstract:

The present invention may be regarded as a decorative soap bar and a method for making same. The decorative soap bar includes a plurality of components that have a mineral-like coating. The components are encased in a non-opaque soap member.