CH354901A

CH354901A - Shampoos

Info

Publication number: CH354901A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Beutlhauser Johann
Original assignee: Planta Kosmetik Ag
Priority date: 1960-03-02
Filing date: 1960-03-02
Publication date: 1961-06-15

Description

  

  
 



  Haarwaschmittel
Die Erfindung betrifft ein   Haarwaschmittel,    welches aus einem Meersalz enthaltenden flüssigen Extrakt aus Schachtelhalm (Equisetum), Panamarinde und Rosmarin besteht.



   Das Mittel enthält vorzugsweise weder Säuren noch Alkalien. Es können ihm aber z. B. Riechstoffe zugesetzt werden.



   Das Mittel wird zweckmässig wie folgt hergestellt:
100 g Kräutermischung, bestehend aus 50 g Equisetum, 25 g Panamarinde, 25 g Rosmarin, und ferner 20g Meersalz werden mit 4 Liter kaltem Wasser zum Kochen gebracht und 10 Minuten brausend durchgekocht. Anschliessend lässt man das Ganze 10 Minuten ziehen. Nun werden die Kräuter abgesiebt und der so entstandene Kräutersud wird erneut zum Kochen gebracht.  



   PATENTANSPRÜCHE
I.   Haaloraschmittel,    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass es aus einem Meersalz enthaltenden, flüssigen Extrakt aus Schachtelhalm, Panamarinde und Rosmarin besteht.



   II. Verfahren zur Herstellung eines Haarwaschmittels gemäss Patentanspruch I, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass man eine Mischung aus 50 g Schachtelhalm, 25 g Panamarinde, 25 g Rosmarin und 20 g Meersalz mit 4 Liter Wasser 10 Minuten kochen lässt, nach 10 minutigem Ziehenlassen die Kräuter absiebt und sodann den Extrakt nochmals zum Kochen bringt. 

**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld konnte Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



   



  
 



  Shampoos
The invention relates to a shampoo which consists of a sea salt-containing liquid extract from horsetail (Equisetum), panamarind and rosemary.



   The agent preferably contains neither acids nor alkalis. But it can z. B. fragrances are added.



   The remedy is conveniently prepared as follows:
100 g herbal mixture, consisting of 50 g Equisetum, 25 g panamarind, 25 g rosemary, and 20 g sea salt are brought to the boil with 4 liters of cold water and boiled through for 10 minutes. Then let the whole thing stand for 10 minutes. Now the herbs are sieved and the resulting herbal brew is brought to the boil again.



   PATENT CLAIMS
I. Haalora ash, characterized in that it consists of a liquid extract of horsetail, panamarind and rosemary containing sea salt.



   II. A method for producing a shampoo according to claim I, characterized in that a mixture of 50 g horsetail, 25 g panamarind, 25 g rosemary and 20 g sea salt is boiled with 4 liters of water for 10 minutes and the herbs are sifted off after brewing for 10 minutes and then bring the extract to a boil again.

** WARNING ** End of DESC field could overlap beginning of CLMS **.

Claims

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Shampoos The invention relates to a shampoo which consists of a sea salt-containing liquid extract from horsetail (Equisetum), panamarind and rosemary.

The agent preferably contains neither acids nor alkalis. But it can z. B. fragrances are added.

The remedy is conveniently prepared as follows: 100 g herbal mixture, consisting of 50 g Equisetum, 25 g panamarind, 25 g rosemary, and 20 g sea salt are brought to the boil with 4 liters of cold water and boiled through for 10 minutes. Then let the whole thing stand for 10 minutes. Now the herbs are sieved and the resulting herbal brew is brought to the boil again.

PATENT CLAIMS I. Haalora ash, characterized in that it consists of a liquid extract of horsetail, panamarind and rosemary containing sea salt.

II. A method for producing a shampoo according to claim I, characterized in that a mixture of 50 g horsetail, 25 g panamarind, 25 g rosemary and 20 g sea salt is boiled with 4 liters of water for 10 minutes and the herbs are sifted off after brewing for 10 minutes and then bring the extract to a boil again.