Abstract: A hair coloring membrane assembly for enhancing the dye process of grey hair includes a dispenser that has an opening therein. A plurality of strips is positioned in the dispenser and is selectively removable from the dispenser. Thus, each of the strips may be positioned on a scalp during hair coloring. Each of the strips comprises a first layer, a second layer and a third layer. Each of the first layer and the third layer is comprised of a fluid absorbent material to transfer a fluid hair dye onto the scalp thereby enhancing the fluid hair dye to penetrate roots of hair being dyed. The second layer is comprised of a light reflective material and the second layer is infused with a fluid emulsifier. The fluid emulsifier is released into the hair thereby enhancing absorption of the fluid hair dye into the hair.

Abstract: A pinning system includes one or more pinning devices. A first elongated bar wherein one end of the first bar is for handling by an operator. The other end of the bar is for engagement of an individual. A head is located towards the end of the bar for engagement with the individual. In one pinning device, the head includes a hook, and the hook includes an elongated member for attachment to the first bar at a free end. The elongated member and free end are separated by a midsection such that the hook defines a substantially U-shaped member. In a second pinning device, an elongated bar includes a head located towards the end of the second bar for engagement with an individual. A mounting between the head and the end of the second bar permits the head to rotate relative to the bar. The head includes a relatively flat pad, and the pad is for engagement with the body of an individual.

Abstract: Article of children's furniture useful as a rocker in a first orientation and useful as a high-chair or as a desk when inverted. In both such orientations of the article, a child using it has a seat, a back-rest, a foot-rest, and a ledge conveniently located above and ahead of the seat. In the inverted orientation a tray, readily detachable by an adult but not by a child, is attachable above the ledge as a location for food or for toys or for use as a writing surface. Casters, attachable to the article when in the rocker orientation, facilitate movement of the article when in the inverted position--but not by a child seated therein, who is too short to reach the floor--and double as toys in the rocker orientation. This article of furniture is stable in both its rocking and inverted orientations, and supports a child securely.