Bruce W Gesslein

20040120974, Jun 24, 2004

Dec 23, 2002

10/326613

Bruce Gesslein - Brick NJ, US

AJINOMOTO USA, INC. - Paramus NJ

A61K007/38
A61K007/00

424/401000, 424/068000

The present invention relates to a method of preparing easily diluted powder personal care concentrates. The dilutions of these concentrates form useful, topical personal care products meant to be applied to the skin and the hair. The concentrate may also contain “active” substances that facilitate the function of the final diluted product. Additionally, the powder form of the concentrate obviates the need for anti-microbial preservation and facilitates easy transport.

20130011355, Jan 10, 2013

Jul 10, 2012

13/545309

Koichiro Sagawa - Fort Lee NJ, US
Bruce W. Gesslein - Fort Lee NJ, US
Kseniya Popova - Fort Lee NJ, US
Eiko Oshimura - Kanagawa, JP
Naoaki Ikeda - Kanagawa, JP
Tomokazu Kamidoi - Kanagawa, JP

A61K 8/44
C10M 169/04
A61Q 5/02

424 701, 514561, 508175

Provision of an N-acyl basic amino acid dispersion superior in dispersibility. The present invention provides a production method of an N-acyl basic amino acid dispersion having a pH of 2 to 12, comprising

55297218, Jun 25, 1996

Aug 9, 1994

8/287975

Barry A. Salka - Fair Lawn NJ
Bruce W. Gesslein - Brick NJ
Robert M. Jablonski - Brooklyn NY

Henkel Corporation - Plymouth Meeting PA

C11D 190
C11D 194
C11D 104
C11D 322

252546

A pearlizing agent for such products as shampoos and hand soaps contains a glycol distearate, an alkyl polyglycoside, a betaine of the formula II ##STR1## wherein R. sup. 5 is an alkyl or alkenyl group having from 7 to 21 carbon atoms and R. sup. 6 is alkylene group having from 2 or 3 carbon atoms; each of R. sup. 3 and R. sup. 4 is independently an alkyl group having from 1 to 4 carbon atoms, a glycol, and water.

55143695, May 7, 1996

May 8, 1995

8/436506

Barry A. Salka - Fair Lawn NJ
Bruce W. Gesslein - Brick NJ
Robert M. Jablonski - Brooklyn NY

Henkel Corporation - Plymouth Meeting PA

A61K 7075

424 701

Foaming shampoo compositions which contain no anionic surfactant and are mild to the skin and eyes are comprised of alkyl polyglycosides, betaines, and polymeric slip agents.

49785265, Dec 18, 1990

Sep 26, 1988

7/249632

Bruce W. Gesslein - Piscataway NJ
Jacob J. Guth - Upper Black Eddy PA
Gilbert R. Mintz - Cranbury NJ
Gale M. Reinhart - Belford NJ
Laurence R. Smith - New York NY

Inolex Chemical Company - Philadelphia PA

A61K 7075
A61K 715
A61K 748

424 70

Alkyl or alkylamido dimethyl 2,3-dihydroxypropyl ammonium salts may be used in hair and skin conditioning compositions and methods to provide improved manageability, static control, and ease of wet and dry combing when applied to hair, particularly human scalp hair, and smooth and lubricated surfaces with pleasant after-feel when applied in topical conditioner compositions to the human skin. The hair conditioning formulations may include styling, cleaning and rinsing compositions such as gels, mousses, sprays, lotions, glazes and shampoos, while the skin conditioning compositions may include moisturizing creams and lotions, bath oils, liquid cleaners, body mousses or bath gels, as well as alcoholic or hydroalcoholic astringents, toners, pre-electric shave conditioners, after-bath splashes and fragrance products. A preferred quaternary according to the invention is oleamidoproyl dimethyl 2,3-dihydroxypropyl ammonium chloride, which forms exceptionally stable, clear, dilutable gels.

55786421, Nov 26, 1996

Aug 17, 1994

8/292115

Barry A. Salka - Fair Lawn NJ
Bruce W. Gesslein - Brick NJ
Norman Milstein - Montgomery OH

Henkel Corporation - Plymouth Meeting PA

A61K 31225
A61K 742
C11D 320
B01J 1300

514547

There is provided a composition and process for preparing self-emulsifying or emollient agents comprising reacting from about 1 mole of azelaic acid with from about 1 to about 1. 25 moles of a C12-18 fatty alcohol to form an azelaic acid monoester having the general formula I-IV: ##STR1## wherein R is a C12-18 fatty alcohol, and the product contains from about 40 to about 50 weight percent of (I), from about 50 to about 60 weight percent of (II), from about 1 to about 2 weight percent of (III), and from about 0 to about 1 weight percent of (IV), all weights being based on the weight of said self-emulsifying or emollient agent.