What is claimed to be new and desired to be protected by Letters Patent is set forth in the appended claims:
1. A towel attachment device comprising:
a) a towel including an eyelet extending therethrough;
b) a clasp for releasably securing said device to clothing of a user, said clasp forming an S-Clip including a first side clip for releasably securing said clasp to the clothing and a second side clip; and
c) means for releasably attaching said towel and said clasp wherein said attaching means passes through said eyelet and is releasably secured to said second side clip thereby releasably securing said towel to the clothing via said attachment means and said clasp when said first side clip is secured to the clothing.
2. A towel attachment device as stated in claim 1, wherein said S-Clip is constructed of a rigid material so as not to lose shape.
3. A towel attachment device comprising:
a) a towel including an eyelet extending therethrough;
b) a clasp for releasably securing said device to clothing of a user, said clasp comprising a retractable wire clip including a wire housing case; a wire positioned within said wire housing case; and a clip connected to said wire housing case, whereby said clip releasably secures said clasp to the clothing of a user, said retractable wire clip further comprising a hollow ball positioned at a bottom side of said wire housing case and connected to an end of said wire, said hollow ball having a recess extending therethrough; and
c) means for releasably securing said towel and said clasp wherein said attaching means passes through said eyelet and is releasably secured to said retractable wire clip via said recess in said hollow ball, thereby releasably securing said towel to the clothing via said attachment means and said clasp when said clip is secured to the clothing, wherein upon exertion of a force on said hollow ball causing said wire to extend from said wire housing case and thereby allowing said towel to extend from said clasp.
4. A towel attachment device comprising:
a) a towel including an eyelet extending therethrough;
b) a clasp for releasbly securing said device to clothing of a user, said clasp comprising a single sided hook, said single side hook including a main body cylinder, a moveable button extending from said main body cylinder, a hook extending from one side of said main body cylinder and a latch movable between a first closed position and a second open position for releasably securing the clothing within said hook, said moveable button controlling movement of said latch between said first closed position and said second open position, said main body cylinder including a recess extending therethrough on a side opposite said hook and said latch; and
c) means for releasably attaching said towel and said clasp wherein said attaching means passes through said eyelet of said towel and further passes through said recess thereby releasably securing said towel to the clothing via said attachment means and said clasp when said clothing is received within said hook and said latch is in said first closed position.
5. A towel attachment device comprising:
a) a towel including an eyelet extending therethrough;
b) a clasp for releasably securing said device to clothing of a user, said clasp forming a double sided attachment hook, said double sided attachment hook including a main body cylinder, a first hook extending from a first side of said main body cylinder, a first latch movable between a first position providing access to said first hook and a second position preventing access to said second hook and a first moveable button for controlling movement of said first latch between said first position wherein the clothing can be received within said hook and said second position wherein the clothing can be releasably secured within said hook and a second hook extending from a second side of said main body cylinder, a second latch movable between a first position providing access to said second hook and a second position preventing access to said second hook and a second moveable button for controlling movement of said second latch between said first and second positions; and
c) means for releaseably attaching said towel and said clasp wherein said attaching means pass through said eyelet and is releasably secured within said second hook when said second latch in said second position thereby releasably securing said towel to the clothing via said attachment means when said first latch is in the second position and the clothing is received within said first hook.
6. A towel attachment device comprising:
a) a towel including an eyelet extending therethrough;
b) a clasp for releasably securing said device to clothing of a user, said clasp comprising a carabiner, said carabiner including a C-shaped member and a latch pivotally connected to said C-shaped member, said latch being movable between a first closed position and a second open position, whereby when said latch is in said second open position, clothing is receivable within said C-shaped member and said C-shaped member is caused to extend through said eyelet, wherein said towel is releasably secured to the clothing upon movement of said latch into said first closed position via said carabiner.
7. A towel attachment device comprising:
a) a towel including an eyelet extending therethrough;
b) a clasp for releasably securing said device to clothing of a user, said clasp comprising a material attachment clip, said material attachment clip including a closed U-shaped ring; a first piece of material extending through said closed U-shape ring; and a second piece of material including an adhesive layer on a first side thereof, said adhesive layer securing said U-shaped ring between said first and second pieces of material, a first fastener positioned on one end of said first piece of material and a second fastener positioned on said second piece of material whereby when said first and second pieces of material are threaded through clothing of a user and said first and said second fasteners are brought together, said clasp is releasably secured to the clothing, whereby when said U-shaped ring passes through said eyelet said towel is releasably securing to the clothing via said clasp.
8. A towel attachment device as stated in claim 7, wherein said first and said second pieces of material are formed from a durable, flexible material.
9. A towel attachment device as stated in claim 7, wherein said fasteners are at least one of hook and loop fasteners, a snap, a button, and a magnet.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. A temporary facial tattoo for application to a users face, the tattoo comprising:
a) a substrate layer formed of a substantially planar sheet of water permeable material,
b) a decorative ink layer disposed on one side of said substrate layer;
c) an adhesive layer disposed on a side of said decorative ink layer opposite said substrate layer;
d) a protective covering layer disposed on a side of said adhesive layer opposite said decorative ink layer, said protective covering layer being transparent and removable from said adhesive layer;
e) four apertures extending through each said layer, two of said apertures forming eye holes, one of said apertures forming a mouth hole, and one of said apertures forming a nose hole;
f) said nose hole having two spaced slits extending away from said nose hole forming a flexible nose flap, said slits being spaced apart from each other and extending through each of said layer; and
g) wherein the protective covering layer is removed prior to application to expose the adhesive layer, the tattoo is secured to the face of the user by the adhesive layer, the substrate layer is wetted to release the substrate layer from the decorative ink layer, and the substrate layer is peeled from said decorative ink layer exposing the decorative ink layer on the face of the user.
2. The temporary facial tattoo recited in claim 1, wherein said facial tattoo is cut with scissors to provide custom sizing and shaping for the face of the user.
3. The temporary facial tattoo recited in claim 1, wherein said tattoo is available in a plurality of sizes.
4. A method of applying a temporary facial tattoo to the face of a user, the method comprising:
providing a temporary facial tattoo, the tattoo comprising:
a) a substrate layer formed of a substantially planar sheet of water permeable material,
b) a decorative ink layer disposed on one side of said substrate layer;
c) an adhesive layer disposed on a side of said decorative ink layer opposite said substrate layer;
d) a protective covering layer disposed on a side of said adhesive layer opposite said decorative ink layer, said protective covering layer being transparent and removable from said adhesive layer; and
e) four apertures extending through each said layer, two of said apertures forming eye holes, one of said apertures forming a mouth hole, and one of said apertures forming a nose hole;
f) said nose hole having two spaced slits extending away from said nose hole forming a flexible nose flap, said slits being spaced apart from each other and extending through each of said layer;
removing the protective covering layer to expose the adhesive layer;
placing the tattoo with the adhesive layer against the face of the user;
pressing the tattoo against the face of the user;
wetting the substrate layer with water to release the ink layer from the substrate layer; and
removing the substrate layer from the ink layer exposing the ink layer on the face of the user.
5. The method of applying a temporary facial tattoo recited in claim 4, where the face of the user is washed and dried prior to application of the tattoo.
6. The method of applying a temporary facial tattoo recited in claim 4, wherein said tattoo is removed from the users face with a cleanser taken from the group consisting of soap, water, baby oil, and transparent tape.
7. The method of applying a temporary facial tattoo recited in claim 4, wherein the user aligns said apertures with corresponding facial areas to ensure accurate placement of the tattoo.
8. The method of applying a temporary facial tattoo recited in claim 4, wherein an applicator infused with water is used to wet the substrate layer.