JPH11209224A - Lotion using sake - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a lotion having little in irritancy, good in dampishness and the spread of cosmetics and enabling make-up without anxiety. SOLUTION: This lotion is obtained by soaking fruits of Fortunella japonica and dried Houttuynia cordata in Japanese sake, extracting their essence and adding glycerol thereto. The blending quantities of the above-mentioned components are 10-25 wt.% for fruits of Fortunella japonica, 0.3-1.4 wt.% for dried Houttuynia cordata and 1-7 vol.% for glycerol based on 100% Japanese sake.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a lotion using sake used for the purpose of beauty or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional lotion is an aqueous solution of a drug added adjusted for a beautiful face, and it is generally widely used to apply it to the face to care for the skin. Organic compounds, such as loofah, are often used as an additive to the lotion used at this time.

[0003]

However, the above-mentioned lotion has various effects such as moist feeling and the degree of application of makeup due to individual differences in skin quality. -When a person prone to atopic dermatitis applied a makeup after using a commercially available lotion, eczema was very likely to appear on the face. For this reason, there is a problem that it is the present situation that makeup cannot be performed unless it is necessary.

[0004] The object of the present invention is to provide a lotion that is less irritating, has a good moist feeling and a good application of makeup, and can make up with confidence.

[0005]

Means for Solving the Problems The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, that is, Japanese citrus fruit and dried dokudami are immersed in sake to extract the extract, and glycerin is extracted. Add and make. In addition, the amount is 10% to 2% of kumquat fruit per 100 sake.
5% by weight, 0.3% to 1.4% by weight of dried dokudami and 1% to 7% by volume of glycerin.

[0006]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. First, for 100% sake, 10% to 25% by weight of kumquat fruit cut in half and dried dokudami
Soak 0.3% to 1.4% by weight to extract the extract. In addition, glycerin was added to sake 100 per 100%.
% To 7% by volume. The amount of the kumquat fruit is especially 1
7% by weight is preferred, and dokudami is preferably 0.8% by weight. Note that the above mixing ranges are values obtained from experimental results. Also, the amount of glycerin added should be adjusted to a higher level for those who tend to dry the skin, and a lower level for those who have moisturized skin. If it is too much, or if it is 7% or more, it becomes too moist and sticky.

[0007] It has been known that the above-mentioned sake has been conventionally applied to the face with excess hot and cold water, and it is also known that kumquat fruits contain a large amount of vitamin C and the like and are good for the skin. Dokudami is well known for its medicinal effects such as detoxification and antipyresis, as well as dermatitis such as acne, swelling, boils, hot flashes, eczema, rash and itching. Further, it is well known that glycerin gives moisture to the skin to give a moist feeling, and all the ingredients of the present invention use only those which are good for the skin. Thus, it is not easy to obtain a skin-friendly product of the present invention in which the extract of kumquat fruit and dokudami is added to sake, and glycerin is added, and the present inventors have conducted various trial and error experiments. The above was obtained.

[0008] Examples of trial and error include shochu immersed in dokudami and exuded into it,
It was made by soaking the kumquat fruit in shochu and exuding the extract into it, but this was irritating and used by people with weak skin, especially those who are prone to atopic dermatitis. It was tingling. In addition, various prototypes were prepared by soaking the extract in Japanese sake and exuding the extract therein, and the one in which Japanese kumquat fruit was soaked in the extract and exuding the extract therein. These are less stimulating,
Even when used by people with weak skin, especially those who are prone to atopic dermatitis, the skin no longer irritates and the problem of irritation can be solved. However, there was something unsatisfactory in the condition of the makeup. For this reason, various other things were immersed in sake and tried, but the desired result was not obtained. Next, I tried to mix and pickle various things with sake, but the expected results were not so good. Furthermore, it has been finally found from the experimental results that the extract obtained by soaking the kumquat fruit and dokudami in the sake is very good as a lotion. Although the details are unknown, the extract leached by pickling the kumquat fruit and dokudami exerted a synergistic effect by mixing, and the irritation was reduced. Further, it was also found that the addition of glycerin in an amount of 1% to 7% made the moist feeling and the cosmetic paste more preferable, and the lotion of the present invention was obtained.

[0009]

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail. First, sake 2 sho (3600cc) and Kumquat fruit 6
00 g and 30 g of dried dokudami are prepared, and the kumquat fruit is cut in half. In addition, what is necessary is just to use a commercially available general sake. If kumquat fruit is not available, lemon may be used instead. Further, it is preferable to use as the dokudami that the roots of the flowering season are withdrawn, washed with water and air-dried for 2 to 3 weeks. Next, 2 shos of sake is placed in a sealable container, 600 g of kumquat fruits cut in half and 30 g of dried dokudami are placed in the container and sealed with a lid. This is placed at a room temperature in a place where there is no sunshine, and is left soaked for about one month. It should be noted that the pickling time varies slightly depending on the four seasons, but it is better to use the time when the smell of alcohol is no longer felt. Then, strain with a gauze or the like to obtain only the liquid. Add glycerin to this extract sake
Add 40 cc and stir to mix well. After mixing, the mixture is put into a bottle or container of an appropriate size which is easy to use, and a finished product is obtained.
When the product of the present invention is used after shaking the container well, a uniform product can be obtained without sinking of glycerin. In addition, as for the addition time of glycerin, only sake containing an extract may be prepared in advance, and glycerin may be added as needed. That is, the product of the present invention may be obtained by adjusting the skin quality each time.

[0010] Next, ten people who are prone to atopic dermatitis were asked to use the product of the present invention, and the results of the use were interviewed and investigated. It can be kept for a long time, has good makeup glue, and has been well received for having no facial abnormalities. There were also few impressions that the skin was less irritating and that the makeup could be applied anytime after using the lotion, and that the feeling was bright and fun. The present inventor and his family with allergic constitution had been using the product of the present invention for 2 years in advance, but no eczema or the like occurred.

[0011]

The present invention having the above-described structure has the following effects.

[0012] As described in claim 1, the extract is extracted by pickling a kumquat fruit and dried dokudami in sake.
In addition, by adding glycerin, there was little irritation, and a moist feeling and a good application of makeup were obtained, so that the makeup could be made with confidence at any time.

[0013] The amount of the sake is 100
10% to 25% by weight of kumquat fruit, 0.3% to 1.4% by weight of dried dokudami, 1% to 7% by weight of glycerin
By setting the capacity, it is possible to confirm the above-mentioned effects and to produce a product with moderate odor and cost.

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A lotion using sake, characterized in that kumquat fruit and dried dokudami are soaked in the sake to extract the extract, and glycerin is added. 2. The blending amount is based on 100 sake.
10% to 25% by weight of kumquat fruit, dried dokudami
The lotion using the sake according to claim 1, wherein the content of glycerin is 1% to 7% by weight in a range of 0.3% to 1.4% by weight.