JPS591408A - Preparation of hair tonic - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain hair tonic having remedying effect, by mixing the ethanol decomposition liquid of decocted HIJIKI (Hizikia fusiforme, a kind of brown algae) and KUROME (Ecklonia kurome, a kind of brown algae), the ethanol extraction liquid of OBAKU (bark of Phellodendron amurense, a tree belonging to Rutaceae family), peppermint, sesame, ginger and Guinea pepper, glycerol, and sap of gourd. CONSTITUTION:For example, 70g of HIJIKI and 80g of KUROME are decocted with boiling water, and decomposed with ethanol. Separately, 25g of OBAKU, 100g of sesame, 200g of peppermint, 35g of ginger and 30g of Guinea pepper are extracted with 1 liter of ethanol. The objective hair tonic is obtained by mixing 1pt. of the extract with the above decocted liquid, 1pt. of the sap of gourd and 1pt. of glycerol. the hair tonic prevents the drying of scalp and hair by the viscous property of the glycerol, improves the metabolism and blood circulation by the motor centerstimulating effect of ginger and Guinea pepper, promotes the growth of hair by the dark pigment of HIJIKI and KUROME and chlorophyll in the peppermint, and exhibits remedying effect to external wound.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method for producing a new hair tonic which, in addition to the usual hair tonic effect, has the effect of treating skin trauma.

General hair tonics are intended to prevent dandruff, itching, and hair loss, as well as to stimulate the hair by applying a pine surge before styling. There was a problem that sufficient effects could not be obtained in terms of drying and metabolism.

The present invention has been developed in view of the above, and aims to provide a hair tonic that has both the effects of conventional hair tonics and therapeutic effects for scalp trauma, etc., and achieves this purpose. For this purpose, hijiki and black seaweed were decocted in boiling water, and the decoction was decomposed with ethyl alcohol. On the other hand, yellow oak, thin fruit, sesame, raw, and chili pepper were mixed and soaked using ethyl alcohol as a solvent in an appropriate component ratio. ,
A method for producing a hair tonic is provided, which comprises mixing and diffusing the extract from which the residue has been removed and the alcoholic decomposition solution of the decoction together with glycerin and loofah water.

Hereinafter, the raw materials constituting the ingredients of the hair tonic according to the present invention and the seven characteristics, applications, etc. will be explained in detail.

Negative phase - The raw material is the bark of the deciduous trees of the Rutaceae family, Khihada and Amur Khihada, with the cork removed. It has unique medicinal properties and a strong bitter taste. The negative phase itself has antibacterial properties against Escherichia coli, Salmonella typhi, etc., and also has effects on lowering blood sugar levels, regulating the intestines, promoting stomach health, and washing eyes, but the present invention is expected to have medicinal effects primarily on traumatic symptoms. It is then used as a powder and pulverized to improve solubility.

Thin cargo - The raw material is available as a perennial plant of the Lamiaceae family that grows wild in wetlands. As a herbal medicine, crystals of the leaves called ``Hangin'' are used, and because they contain a lot of chlorophyll, they can be used as flavoring and flavoring agents. Other beneficial effects include analgesic, intestinal regulation,
It is effective for a healthy stomach, muscle pain, stiff shoulders, and convulsions.
In the present invention, this is mainly used to provide a refreshing feeling and aroma during use.

Sesame - The raw material is the annual herb Sesame Yuzu that is cultivated in various places, and the dried sesame seeds are reed-shaped, egg-shaped with a circular bottom, and a black oily substance with a pointed tip. The main ingredient is fatty oil, which has a relaxing and laxative effect, and its medicinal properties include dizziness, ear irritation, constipation, and hair loss, and sesame oil is effective against cuts and burns.

Shengjiang, Qianpao - Peel off the skin of the root of Shengbai, sprinkle with lime, and dry it. The main components are hasionel, gingiperone, gingiberol, and methylheptine, and the essential oil stimulates the respiratory and vascular motor centers of the medulla oblongata, increases blood circulation, increases blood pressure, and has a positive effect on respiration and substance metabolism. In addition, kanban is effective for cold abdominal pain and lower back pain. The raw juice is centrifuged and the upper oily substance is removed, resulting in a sediment that has the effect of suppressing rashes.

The spiciness of chili peppers is mainly derived from kabsaicin. This kabsaicin is non-volatile and when applied dissolved in alcohol etc., it strongly stimulates vascular endothelial cells and causes exudative inflammation, but in appropriate doses it has an analgesic effect. It is also effective against frostbite.

Since the oil is a fatty acid ester in glycerin-trihydric alcohol, it is obtained as a by-product when saponifying oil and fat.It is colorless, viscous, hygroscopic, and extremely sweet (OHOHOHOHOH20H).

Loofah water - Loofah water fixes cosmetics such as white powder, does not interfere with the function of the skin, and has the effect of making makeup last longer. Creams made with ordinary wax can clog secretion lines, that is, pores, but loofah water has no such risks.

Hijiki, black seaweed - darkly pigmented seaweed is collected and used.

The method for producing hair tonic using the above-mentioned raw materials, which have high viscosity and have a hair styling effect, is described below. First, decoct hijiki and black seaweed in boiling water, and use this decoction. Decomposes with ethyl alcohol.

On the other hand, ethyl alcohol is used as a solvent to mix and soak yellow oak, mint, sesame, raw mustard, and chili pepper, and the extract after removing the residue and the alcohol decomposition liquid of the decoction are mixed and diffused with glycerin and loofah water. As an example of the proportions, prepare a decoction of 70g of hijiki and 80g of black seaweed, while for 1 liter of ethyl alcohol, 25g of yellow oak, 100 g of sesame
g, 200 g of flakes, 35 g of main ingredients, 30 g of chili peppers, and mix well to completely extract the above components into ethyl alcohol. Next, add the decoction of hijiki and black seaweed to 1 liter of ethyl alcohol from which the single chestnut component was extracted in a volume ratio, and mix and diffuse 1 part loofah water and 1 part glycerin to complete the hair tonic. The hair tonic according to the present invention described above prevents dandruff, itching, and hair loss when used, and also prevents skin trauma.
Yellow oak, mint, and sesame have a great therapeutic effect, and glycerin has a viscous effect.9
It prevents dryness of the scalp and hair, and ') improves metabolism and enhances blood circulation due to the cooling sensation and vitality of mint, and the motor center stimulating effect on the medulla oblongata and blood vessels of garashi. The sesame oil component, the raw component of the loofah water, and the disinfecting effect of the ethyl alcohol work together to provide a hair tonic with a lasting feel and a long-lasting viscosity, so it has a high hair styling effect. On the other hand, the dark pigments of hijiki and black seaweed and the chlorophyll of hakari are effective for hair growth, and the moderate stimulation of chives and hair growth works on the scalp and hair roots to promote hair growth.

As explained in detail above, the hair tonic according to the present invention not only has the usual effect of preventing dandruff, itching, and hair loss, but also has the ability to refrain from using it even if there is a disease such as a wound or swelling on the scalp. Rather, these skin diseases can be treated by active use, and the effects are tremendous.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Decoct hijiki and black seaweed in boiling water and decompose the decoction with ethyl alcohol.
It is characterized by mixing and immersing raw chives in ethyl alcohol with an appropriate component ratio as a solvent, and mixing and diffusing the extract after removing the residue and the alcoholic decomposition liquid of the decoction with glycerin and loofah water. How to make hair tonic.