Farage

Andrew Farage, New York, NY US

Patent application number	Description	Published
20080221405	Method for assessing subsurface irritation of skin - A method for determining skin irritation is provided. The method uses a source of cross-polarized light to illuminate and area of skin. The cross-polarized light is used to detect subsurface indicators of skin irritation such as erythema, inflammation, dryness, or innervation. The subsurface indicator is then assigned a score.	09-11-2008
20100106024	Method for diagnosing vulvovaginal disorders - A method for diagnosing the presence of a vulvovaginal disorder is provided. The method uses a source of cross-polarized light to detect subsurface irritation in the vulvovaginal area. The presence of subsurface irritation is then used to diagnose the presence of a vulvovaginal disorder.	04-29-2010
20100198682	SENSITIVE SKIN PRODUCT MARKETING ARTICLES - Sensitive skin product marketing articles that are designed to communicate to consumers of sensitive skin products the relevance and/or characteristics of the sensitive skin product are provided.	08-05-2010
20100234737	METHOD FOR ASSESSING SKIN IRRITATION USING INFRARED LIGHT - A method for determining skin irritation is provided. The method uses a source of infrared light to determine the skin temperature of an area of skin.	09-16-2010

Patent applications by Miranda Aref Farage, Mason, OH US

Patent application number	Description	Published
20080281671	Method for determining a person's quality of life - A method of validating a questionnaire for use in determining quality of life indicators for users of consumer products is disclosed. The method includes the steps of;	11-13-2008
20090192476	METHOD OF DETERMINING A SKIN AGENT TRANSFERRED TO SKIN - A method of determining an amount of skin agent transferred from an absorbent article to an area of human skin is provided. An absorbent article is applied to and then after use removed from an area of skin. Tape is then releasably attached to and removed from the area of skin. The amount of skin agent that adheres to the tape is then analyzed to determine the amount of skin agent transferred to the area of skin.	07-30-2009