Device for removing blackheads

Title: Device for removing blackheads

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A device for removing blackheads from pores in the skin having a elongated handle with a spoon shaped portion mounted on one end thereof, the spoon having multiple small holes piercing therethrough. Also covered is method for using the device to remove blackheads.

Inventors:

Berkovich, Tamara ^[1]

(116 N. Wetherly Dr., Suite 115, Los Angeles, CA)

Issue Date:: 1995-03-07

OSTI Identifier:: 869769

Assignee:: Berkovich; Tamara (116 N. Wetherly Dr., Suite 115, Los Angeles, CA) PNNL

Patent Number(s):: US 5395380

Application Number:: 08/163,363

Research Org:: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), Richland, WA

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: device; removing; blackheads; pores; elongated; handle; spoon; shaped; portion; mounted; multiple; holes; piercing; therethrough; covered; method; remove; removing blackheads; elongated handle; shaped portion; /606/132/601/604/

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