MICHAEL T MATA
Electrician at Mabe Rd, San Antonio, TX

License number

Texas 143547

Expiration Date

Oct 4, 2017

Professional information

Michael Mata - San Antonio, TX

Work:

MPS Construction & Design LLC
Project Manager W.B. Kibler Construction, LTD - Dallas, TX
Project Manager/Assistant Project Mgr Omega Contracting, Inc - Dallas, TX
Project Manager/Superintendent TCA Building Company, Inc - Houston, TX
Project Manager/Superintendent Hansen Construction, Inc - Houston, TX
Project Manager/Superintendent

Education:

Officer Candidate School
Fred Pryor Seminar Project Management Texas A&M University - College Station, TX
B.S. in Architecture

Michael Mata - San Antonio, TX

Work:

St Aerospace - San Antonio, TX
Aviation Mechanic Rineer Hydraulics - San Antonio, TX
Hydraulic Technician Engine Component Inc - San Antonio, TX
crank shaft tech

Education:

hallmark college - San Antonio, TX
Associates Degree in electronic engineering

Owner, Biolustre, Inc.

Position:

Owner at Biolustre, Inc.

Location:

San Antonio, Texas Area

Industry:

Biotechnology

Work:

Biolustre, Inc. - Owner

Michael Mata - San Antonio, TX

Work:

kalmar llc - Cibolo, TX
boom assembler ST Areospace - San Antonio, TX
aircraft suport mechanic Rineer Hydraulics - San Antonio, TX
Hydraulic tech Engine Components inc - San Antonio, TX
crank shaft tech

Education:

Brackenridge High School - San Antonio, TX
Basic

Michael Mata - San Antonio, TX

Work:

the liberty staffing group
asst. maintenance or make ready the liberty group
asst maintenance

Skills:

hvac cert., cpo cert.

Hair Restorative Compositions And Methods For Treating Damaged Hair And Safely Chemically Treating Hair

US Patent:

2007011, May 24, 2007

Filed:

Nov 18, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/282892

Inventors:

Michael Mata - San Antonio TX, US

International Classification:

A61K 8/81

US Classification:

424070160

Abstract:

Hair restorative compositions useful in repairing damaged hair include at least one hair shaft bonding agent dispersed within an appropriate solvent or carrier, such as water. When applied to damaged hair, the hair shaft bonding agent adsorbs into and bonds to the damaged hair shaft, filling in discontinuities and adhering split ends or loosened cuticle layers back together within the main hair shaft. A wetting agent may be included to facilitate absorption and bonding of the hair shaft bonding agent to hair. A thickening agent may be included to yield a hair restorative composition that is much easier to apply compared to runny compositions having the consistency of water. A conditioner may be added to nourish and condition the hair. The inventive hair restorative compositions are able to permanently repair damaged hair, thereby resulting in hair that is stronger, healthier, and more resistant to further damage.