Patents by Inventor Lara RIPLEY

Lara RIPLEY has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Kit and method for applying a decoration on a substrate such as human skin
    Patent number: 11741857
    Abstract: In an aspect, a kit for applying a decoration to human skin is provided, and includes a sticker backing sheet with a sticker thereon and a coating backing sheet having a coating thereon. The sticker has first and second faces and adhesives on both faces. A first adhesive force between the first adhesive and human skin is greater than a second adhesive force between the second adhesive and the sticker backing sheet, thereby permitting the sticker to adhere to the skin while peeling off the sticker backing sheet therefrom. The coating is adhered to the coating backing sheet. A third adhesive force between the coating and the sticker is greater than a fourth adhesive force between the coating and the coating backing sheet, so the coating adheres to the sticker while peeling off the coating backing sheet. The coating does not adhere to skin.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 17, 2021
    Date of Patent: August 29, 2023
    Assignee: Spin Master Ltd.
    Inventors: Mollie B. Jameson, Lara Ripley, Freda Wise Tam, Charles Sink, Scott Lutz
  • KIT AND METHOD FOR APPLYING A DECORATION ON A SUBSTRATE SUCH AS HUMAN SKIN
    Publication number: 20220262276
    Abstract: In an aspect, a kit for applying a decoration to human skin is provided, and includes a sticker backing sheet with a sticker thereon and a coating backing sheet having a coating thereon. The sticker has first and second faces and adhesives on both faces. A first adhesive force between the first adhesive and human skin is greater than a second adhesive force between the second adhesive and the sticker backing sheet, thereby permitting the sticker to adhere to the skin while peeling off the sticker backing sheet therefrom. The coating is adhered to the coating backing sheet. A third adhesive force between the coating and the sticker is greater than a fourth adhesive force between the coating and the coating backing sheet, so the coating adheres to the sticker while peeling off the coating backing sheet. The coating does not adhere to skin.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 17, 2021
    Publication date: August 18, 2022
    Inventors: Mollie B. JAMESON, Lara RIPLEY, Freda Wise TAM, Charles SINK, Scott Lutz