Debbie Brooks Handbags

Debbie Brooks Hand Bags on the Shark Tank

Custom Magnetic Hand Bags - Season 3 Episode 314 Update

Debbie Brooks Collection
Featured on EXTRA

 Paul d'Auriac & Debbie Brooks are the inventors of the magnetic handbags that change in a snap. The idea is simple, one handbag could have the look of many at a fraction of the cost. Debbie Brooks is an accomplished artist and the magnetic handbags have been an excellent way to show case her work using Magnafabs and gain more recognition in the art world. The Debbie Brooks Brand was already successful in several jewelry stores prior to going on the shark Tank Show with impressive numbers to back it up.

Debbie Brooks Shark Tank Recap:

Debbie and Paul confidently came into the shark Tank looking for a $540,000.00 investment in the Debbie Brooks Handbag Collection. They were offering 20% of the business which puts a $2.7 million valuation on the company. Debbie already has $1.2 million in gross sales and $685k in net profits.
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Nail Pak - Duality Cosmetics

Nail Pak on the Shark Tank

Duality Cosmetics Season 3 Episode 14  Update

Barbara Lampugnale and Her 6 Daughter's
Inventor's of The Nail Pak

 Barbara Lampugnale first appeared on the Shark Tank Show last year on Season 3 getting a deal with Lori Greiner for the $50k to expand the Nail Pak  product line. She has an iron clad patent on the 3 in 1 nail polish, remover and file combination and with Greiner's help, has quickly expand into the retail market. Barbara is the Mother of 6 girls and still finds the time to run the Very Successful Duality Cosmetics Nail Pack Business.

Nail Pak Shark Tank Recap:

Lori Greiner really likes this product right away, as does Kevin O'Leary, and she starts the negotiations at 51% of the nail polish business for the $50k Barbara was looking for. Lori even sweetens the deal by saying they will sit down tomorrow morning and get the Nail Pak's on QVC
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Qubits 2.0 Update

Qubits on Shark Tank Show

Season 1 - Episode 14 - Update

Mark Burginger with the New
Qubits 2.0 Geometric Design Toy

 The Qubit's Toy Company is like the Lego's of the 21st century. Sure I played with Lego's when I was a kid, who hasn't? You could build anything you could imagine just so long as it could be made using one of those familiar pieces. I even remember ordering a Lego-Like product from an infomercial for my kid's several years ago. The pieces were made with several more options of building blocks to choose from but also included very small pieces and not age appropriate for them at that time. I  however did try to build a few thing's with my kid's new toy :). I liked the idea of having new pieces to stretch my imagination, but because of the geometric designs and the long pencil-like connectors, it reminded me of building a house of card's and ready to collapse at any time.

 Mark Burginger, the inventor of Qubit's Toy's, had a totally new concept to compete with the Lego's of the world.
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