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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
161	Hair dryer	US21872062	1962-08-22	US3290794A	1966-12-13	MANGO JOSEPH R

162	Fingernail polish applying mask	US54833455	1955-11-22	US2807270A	1957-09-24	PATTERSON JANE C

163	Manicure bowl	US9021049	1949-04-28	US2580981A	1952-01-01	WEBSTER GEORGIA D

164	Fingernail guard	US69418146	1946-08-31	US2458709A	1949-01-11	KAYER JEAN H

165	Manicure apparatus	US73552147	1947-03-18	US2456022A	1948-12-14	REBO NOREEN C

166	Shield display	US43196342	1942-02-23	US2378935A	1945-06-26	KRAFT MABLE A

167	Manicure shield	US33241540	1940-04-29	US2218296A	1940-10-15	JULIETTE PERRAS

168	Manicure bowl	US23988138	1938-11-10	US2169990A	1939-08-15	VICTOR PREVE FRANCOIS

169	Nontipping finger bowl	US55512731	1931-08-04	US1852981A	1932-04-05	SARACENO NICHOLAS M

170	Manicurist's thumb guard	US37900729	1929-07-17	US1783984A	1930-12-09	SHANE MINNIE V

171	Improvement in tobacco-germers	US203978D		US203978A	1878-05-21

172	Method and apparatus for creating art on an object such as the nail of a person's digit or a golf ball	US76790	1998-05-13	US6085757A	2000-07-11	Nevin C. Jenkins; Rande W. Newberry; Antonio Lebron
A hand operated self-contained machine made out of molded plastic for applying an image on a nail of a person's digit or a golf ball, consisting of a base frame including side rails. An element is provided to establish a reference point. An image creating holder is integrally molded to the side rails. A wheel having projections holding a plate containing a plurality of images is supported on the holder and can be indexed to any one of a plurality of positions by the interaction of the projections and the holder. An image composed of an image defining coating material is created at one image position on the plate. A positioning member receives and adjustably positions a person's digit or object in an appropriate orientation relative to the reference point. A transfer member is mounted on the side rails and a manually operable drive member drives the transfer member, and a method wherein the support of the image plate is indexed to present a new image.
173	System and method for applying fingernail art	US231438	1999-01-14	US6035860A	2000-03-14	Mark Mombourquette
A system for applying artwork to fingernails has a computer controller, a hand mold to securely hold the user's fingernails, a device for determining the size and location of the fingernails, and an applicator for applying the artwork. A method for applying artwork to fingernails provides color and/or design choices selected from a computer media catalogue of colors and designs. A user views these choices on a video monitor, which also displays messages to guide the user through the application process. Prior to application of the artwork, the fingernails are coated with a light reactive base coat. The user's hands are inserted into a hand mold in which a height sensor and height gauge aid in positioning the fingernails at a preferred height position. The hand mold is retracted into a main system module in which an optical sensor detects the light reactive base coating for determining the size, peripheral shape, and location of the fingernails. A color applicator in the main system module applies the user selected artwork directly to the user's fingernails.
174	Method and machine for creating nail art on person's digit	US56635	1998-04-08	US5988179A	1999-11-23	Nevin C. Jenkins; Rande W. Newberry
A hand operated self-contained machine made out of molded plastic for applying an image on a nail of a person's digit or a golf ball, consisting of a base frame including side rails. An element is provided to establish a reference point. An image creating holder is integrally molded to the side rails. A wheel having projections holding a plate containing a plurality of images is supported on the holder and can be indexed to any one of a plurality of positions by the interaction of the projections and the holder. An image composed of an image defining coating material is created at one image position on the plate. A positioning member receives and adjustably positions a person's digit or object in an appropriate orientation relative to the reference point. A transfer member is mounted on the side rails and a manually operable drive member drives the transfer member in a continuous smooth movement, and a method wherein the support of the image plate is indexed to present a new image.
175	Temperature regulated manicure bowl	US811242	1997-03-03	US5886323A	1999-03-23	Annie Hivale
A temperature regulated manicure bowl is provided having a temperature control channel and an heating channel. The heating channel is provided to heat water to a preset temperature level. The temperature control channel is provided to control the heating channel, thereby regulating the temperature of the water. The temperature regulated bowl is also provided with a monitoring channel that monitor's the temperature control channel and the heating channel to insure proper operation. Additionally, a disposable sheath is provided to fit over the bowl. The disposable sheath is a means to prevent the spreading of hand born infections.
176	Nail polishing workstation with ventilation and carousel tray	US829324	1997-03-27	US5795219A	1998-08-18	Ira Gary Bloom
A nail sculpting station (12) is provided having a plurality of workstations (14), each of the workstations (14) having a work surface 16, a customer arm rest (18) and an exhaust vent (20). A customer's nails are manicured and sculpted while disposed above one of the exhaust vents (20) such that fumes and dust created during the manicuring and sculpting of the customer's nails will be drawn into the exhaust vents (20). The exhaust vents (20) of each of the workstations (14) are connected to a central exhaust duct 26which passes through a central region (24) of the nail sculpting station (12) and through the ceiling (38) above the nail sculpting station (12). The fumes and dust are exhausted exteriorly of the air space within which the nail sculpting technician and the customer are located. The air flow is preferably at a level which will cause as sufficient amount of air to be drawn over the customer's nails when disposed on the ventilation openings of the exhaust vent (20), such that dust and fumes will be drawn through the exhaust vents (20) without disturbing the thickness or consistency of the coating of the nails, and removing the obnoxious fumes. Rotatory carousels (28, 30) is provided for sharing supplies between adjacent workstations (14).
177	Laser manicure process	US724182	1996-09-30	US5782249A	1998-07-21	Paul J. Weber; Michael R. Weber; Robert Weber
There is provided an improved process and apparatus for cutting and/or fingernails. The process includes the step of providing laser radiation to cut or score the nails, and optionally cooling the site of administration of the laser beam. The nails can be coated with colored lacquers to provide a multicolored design when melted by the laser.
178	Acrylic cutter	US784126	1997-01-15	US5778903A	1998-07-14	Thanh-Ha T. Tran; Leigh Ann Peterson
An acrylic cutter, having a distinct proximal segment used as a handle and a distinct distal segment having a flat top portion and a concave bottom portion. A channel recessed through the mid-section of the top portion of the distal segment produces a thin sharp edge. When said edge is pressed onto the tip of an acrylic fingernail, the impression of a perfect curved line is created on the acrylic nail, thus providing a guideline for creating a flawless french manicure look or similar design using acrylic on the nail.
179	Method of making knife with cutting performance	US585177	1996-01-11	US5724868A	1998-03-10	Harold L. Knudsen; Nathan K. Meckel; Herbert M. Gabriel; Harold O. Knudsen
A coating material such a TiN, Ti(CN), or (TiAl)N is deposited onto the blade edge region of a steel knife blade blank by a cathodic arc process using linear deposition sources with simultaneous heating and rotation of the blade blank relative to the deposition sources. The blade edge region may be sharpened or unsharpened prior to deposition of the coating material. If the blade edge region is unsharpened prior to deposition, it is thereafter sharpened, preferably on one side only.
180	Fingernail protector	US584250	1996-01-11	US5699816A	1997-12-23	Cheryl Ann Banes; Joseph Born
An adjustable fingernail protector for protecting the paint or polish on a fingernail after a manicure, which is attached to the finger primarily ahead of the first knuckle and behind the fingernail to avoid significantly impairing the motion of the hands. The fingernail protector includes a fingernail protective shield having a supporting base and a hood, and a securing band adapted to releasably secure the supporting base to the finger to maintain the protective shield on the finger.

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