Abstract: A device that can be removably attached to an article, such as a book, tablet, journal, etc., and is useful for storing both related objects (e.g., pens, pencils, erasers, stylus, etc.) and unrelated objects (e.g., money, eye glasses, earbuds, checkbook, etc.). The device is preferably comprised of a backing, a sleeve attached to said backing, a pocket also attached to said backing and an implement holder attached to said pocket. In a further preferred embodiment, a second pocket or slot may be incorporated onto said sleeve and the device may also have at least one zippered enclosure.

Abstract: A device that can be removably attached to an article, such as a book, tablet, journal, etc., and is useful for storing both related objects (e.g., pens, pencils, erasers, stylus, etc.) and unrelated objects (e.g., money, eye glasses, earbuds, checkbook, etc.). The device is preferably comprised of a backing, a sleeve attached to said backing, a pocket also attached to said backing and an implement holder attached to said pocket. In a further preferred embodiment, a second pocket or slot may be incorporated onto said sleeve and the device may also have at least one zippered enclosure.

Abstract: Hair thickening compositions for topical applications containing an aqueous gelatin solution having a concentration between about 0.30 and about 15% by weight and further including a water-soluble cosmetic film-forming polymer at a concentration greater than 60% of that of the gelatin and between about 0.10 and about 15% by weight, a thickening agent, and an acid neutralizing agent in an amount effective to maintain the solution at a pH range between about 6.0 and 9.5, within which the gelatin and film-forming polymer are stable together in aqueous solution at their respective concentrations. Methods for preparing stable aqueous solutions containing gelatin and a water-soluble film-forming polymer are also disclosed, as well as methods for increasing hair shaft thickness by topical application of the inventive hair thickening compositions to the hair.

Abstract: Hair thickening compositions for topical applications containing an aqueous gelatin solution having a concentration between about 0.30 and about 15% by weight and further including a water-soluble cosmetic film-forming polymer at a concentration greater than 30% of that of the gelatin and between about 0.10 and about 15% by weight, and an acid neutralizing agent to maintain said solution at a pH range between about 6.0 and about 9.5 at which the gelatin and film-forming polymer are stable together in aqueous solution at their respective concentrations. Methods for preparing stable aqueous solutions containing gelatin and a water-soluble film-forming polymer are also disclosed, as well as methods for increasing hair shaft thickness by topical application of the inventive hair thickening compositions to the hair.