KR102621011B1 - Hair Cosmetic Composition - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a shampoo for maintaining a neat hairstyle by giving smoothness and volume to the hair and suppressing the generation of static electricity to prevent hair from flying and the hairstyle from becoming disheveled. It relates to a shampoo composition made by adding extracts of Pakpuri root along with extract of P. rhododendron chinensis.

Description

Hair cosmetic composition {Hair Cosmetic Composition}

The present invention relates to a hair cosmetic used to keep the scalp clean and hair beautiful. In particular, it improves the smoothness and volume of the hair, suppresses static electricity generation, prevents hair from flying and the hair shape becomes disheveled, and maintains neat hair. It relates to a method of manufacturing a hair cosmetic composition to maintain its shape.

Hair is made up of three parts: the cuticle, cortex, and medulla.

At the center of the hair is the medulla, which has polygonal cells arranged longitudinally like a pencil lead, and the fur cortex that surrounds it makes up most of the hair (85-90%). The fur cortex has the function of determining the hair's elasticity, strength, texture, texture, color, hair flexibility and thickness, and is an important part of maintaining constant moisture.

The cuticle surrounding the fur cortex protects the inner fur cortex and plays a role in determining the shine and texture of the hair. It accounts for 10-15% of hair.

Even healthy hair can be easily damaged if not properly maintained.

There are many factors that cause hair damage. UV rays, drying, repeated dyeing or perms, and excessive use of dryers. Improper management, such as adhesion of impurities due to static electricity on the hair, can also cause hair damage.

Hair, like skin, is defenselessly exposed to ultraviolet rays and dryness, and a decrease in metabolic function, stagnation of blood flow, disruption of hormonal balance, and stress also have a negative impact on the health of the hair and scalp.

Just like the aging phenomenon of skin, hair also becomes thinner, loses strength, and the number of strands decreases with age. As a result, hair loses volume and is difficult to style, and as elasticity decreases, the surface loses smoothness and shine, making it look older.

One of the important causes of hair damage is when the scaly cuticle on the hair surface is scratched or peeled off, moisture and nutrients inside the hair leak out, the hair loses moisture and becomes brittle, and the hair surface loses smoothness, reducing the amount of light reflected. Because of this, the luster that determines the beauty of the hair decreases, giving a dull impression.

In order to restore hair damage and loss of hair health due to aging, certain functional substances are added to hair cosmetics used to keep the scalp clean and hair beautiful, thereby strengthening various functions and health of the hair. Various attempts are being made to do this.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-1997177 discloses extracts of ginseng, rooibos, green tea, yellow white, dermis, angelica root, great thyme, ginger, Cheongung, peony and capsaicin, ginseng, rooibos, green tea, yellow white, dermis, angelica root, great thyme, and ginger. The shampoo composition contains dried powders of Aspergillus, peony and capsaicin, and just by using the shampoo, it relieves scalp itchiness and promotes blood circulation, improves dandruff and dead skin cells, prevents hair loss, and provides sufficient nutrition to the hair. A method for manufacturing a shampoo is disclosed that provides shine to the hair and increases the thickness and volume of the hair by supplying . Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 102212894 discloses a hair cosmetic composition that improves the volume of the hair. More specifically, it relates to a hair cosmetic composition containing walnut peptide as an active ingredient and having the effect of enhancing hair volume.

Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 1020100104710 discloses that the beauty effect can be improved by smoothing hair and giving shine to the hair by adding extracts of Sseumbagwi or Godeulppae to the shampoo composition. However, in this application, the following is used as a component of shampoo. There are some problems such as:

1. When the hair dries after shampooing, although the hair becomes smooth, the hair tends to spread out in all directions and become tangled. This is believed to be because the extracted ingredients of Seumbagwi or Godeulbaegi are absorbed into the hair and form a film, causing repulsion between hairs due to the influence of fine static electricity generated.

2. After shampooing, the smoothness of the hair does not last for more than 2 days and the surface of the hair easily becomes rough. This is also believed to be because fine contaminants flying in the air easily adhere to the surface of the hair due to the influence of static electricity.

Prior art literature

patent document

(Patent Document 0001) Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 10-1997177

(Patent Document 0002) Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 102212894

(Patent Document 0003) Republic of Korea Patent Publication No. 1020100104710

This is a phenomenon that occurs along with a positive effect when the extract of Godeulbaegi or Seombagi is added to a hair cosmetic composition and used for hair care to achieve gloss and smoothness of hair. Hair cosmetics containing extracts of Godeulbaegi or Seobaegi After use, when drying the hair, the hair becomes smooth, but the hair spreads out in all directions and becomes tangled, the smoothness of the hair does not last for more than 2 days, and the surface of the hair easily becomes rough. In order to overcome the phenomenon that the hair surface becomes rough, static electricity is generated in the hair. Development of an effective substance that can effectively inhibit hair and the composition of a hair cosmetic that enhances the shine and volume of hair by adding it to a hair cosmetic composition along with extracts of Godeulbaegi or Seobbaegi.

A hair cosmetic composition made by dispersing Pakpuri root extract in a certain ratio into a certain ratio of Sseumbagwi or Godeulppae extract and adding a certain amount of this to a normal hair cosmetic.

When the extract components of Pakjugari are dispersed in Godeulbaegi or Sesumbagwi extract and added to the hair cosmetic composition, the gloss and smoothness of the hair are significantly increased compared to when the Pakjugari or Sesumbagwi extract is used alone. Alternatively, if only the ingredients of the hair cosmetics are used as active ingredients in hair cosmetics, the shine and smoothness of the hair do not last for more than 2 days after use, the gloss of the hair surface easily falls, and the phenomenon of roughening of the hair is greatly reduced, resulting in a good hair gloss condition. Since it lasts for more than 4-5 days, it has an efficient hair styling effect to maintain the beauty of hair.

In addition, while the hair becomes smooth after shampooing, which is a phenomenon that occurs when using Godeulppaegi or Sesumbagwi extract alone, the phenomenon of hair flying in all directions and tangling is properly controlled, which has the effect of stabilizing the flowing hair with abundant volume.

The above phenomena are postponed due to the influence of the elastic film formed on the surface of the hair, and hair cosmetics that can provide a styling effect can be obtained by improving the volume of the hair due to this hair strengthening effect.

The present invention relates to a shampoo composition, which is characterized in that the extract of Prickly pear extract is added as an active ingredient.

The same result can be obtained by using Sesumbagwi instead of Godeulppaeae.

Godeulppae and Seobagwi are herbaceous plants that belong to the same Asteraceae family, and their composition is very similar, and their uses in the private sector are almost the same. In particular, when added to shampoo, the same characteristics such as hair shine and smoothness appear, so in the present invention, these two plants were selected as main components that each have the same effect.

Youngia sonchifolia is a biennial herbaceous plant belonging to the dicotyledonous Campanula order Asteraceae, and is also called thin namul or gochae.

Godeulppaegi is mainly distributed in the central and southern regions of Korea, grows wild near the foot of mountains, fields, and fields, and is also cultivated in farms. It is about 80cm high. The stem is straight, has many branches, and is reddish-purple. Young leaves and roots are used to make kimchi or eaten as vegetables, and in the private sector, the entire plant is used as a medicine. Distributed in Korea, China, etc.

The main ingredient of godeulppaegi is inulin, which has a very astringent and bitter taste. Inulin is called natural insulin and is an ingredient that helps control blood sugar levels. It also has the effect of lowering cholesterol.

Godeulppaegi has 91.2% moisture per 100g and low calories of 29Kcal, making it effective for dieting and containing beta-carotene and potassium.

Just like the aster, it is a perennial herb belonging to the Asteraceae family and commonly grows in mountains and fields. It is 25 to 50 cm high. In early spring, the roots and young shoots are eaten as vegetables, and the mature ones are used as a sedative. Distributed in Korea, Japan, and China.

Although the leaves and roots of the bitter gourd have a bitter taste, they are called gochae (bitter greens) due to their unique and deep flavor and are a food that often appears on our tables. Folk remedies handed down from ancient times include anorexia, fever, gastritis, sedation, pain relief, sinusitis, and so on. It has been used for tonic protection, and recently, it has been reported that it has anti-cancer effects, lowering cholesterol, antioxidant properties, and enhancing immunity.

It is known that there are more than 80 types of volatile flavor essential oils in the plant, including hexenol.

The botanical characteristics of Godeulppae and Seobagwi are almost identical, and in particular, the properties of these extracts, such as adhesive strength and hair gloss formation, which are intended to be used in shampoos, are also almost at the same level, so the same standards can be applied when using them in shampoos. That is, they can be used by adding them separately to the shampoo composition, and even if they are combined and added to the shampoo composition at the same time, the effect of use is the same.

When you cut the stems or leaves of Godeulbaegi and Seubaekwi, white juice with a bitter taste comes out.

If you collect this white sap and dilute it in a certain amount of water, wash your hair with this water, dry your hair, put your fingers through the hair, and comb it with your fingers, you will feel a slippery feeling and a feeling that the hair has become stronger and stiffer at the same time.

This means that the strong adhesive adheres evenly to the hair and increases the shine of the hair as it dries. According to Korean Patent Publication No. 1019920006457, when the extract of the snail is mixed with a polish used for coating the surface of a vehicle, it improves the coating effect on the surface. It is claimed that the adhesion and gloss effect of the sesame seed has excellent gloss, and in fact, when the white sap of the thyme or thyme is spread thinly on a flat surface, it dries to form a very sturdy black glossy surface and maintains strong adhesiveness by attaching to the contact surface. do.

In this way, when the extract of Seobabaeugi and Godeulppaegi, which has strong adhesive and glossy properties, is added to the shampoo composition, when washing the hair with this shampoo, the active ingredients of the extract adhere to the surface of the hair cuticle during the hair drying process, improving the slipperiness and gloss of the hair. The effect shown will appear.

However, at the same time, the hair stretches out and lifts, making it difficult to style the hair beautifully, and the smoothness of the hair decreases significantly within 1 to 2 days.

The present inventor has been searching for a long period of time for additives to effectively eliminate the negative effects of the extract of Seobbagui or Godeulppaegi, despite its very positive properties of giving hair smoothness and beautiful luster, and found such a request. The present invention was completed by discovering a perfect response to .

When the extract components of P. jugari are added to the shampoo composition together with the extract of Godeulbaegi or Sesumbagwi, the shine of the hair increases and the retention period is extended compared to when only the extract of Godeulbaegi or Sesumbagwi is used.

Pakpuri is a perennial vine belonging to the Gentian plant Pakpurinae family. It is a perennial herb that grows wild throughout Korea and is distributed throughout the temperate to subtropical regions of East Asia, including Korea, Japan, and China.

The growing environment is that the soil is fertile and the plant grows in sunny places. Grows to around 3m tall.

The leaves are 5 to 10 cm long and 3 to 6 cm wide, have no hairs, have a sharp tip, and are white like powder on the back. The flowers are 2 to 5 cm long, have a peduncle, and are light purple in color. The fruit grows in October-November and is 10cm long, shaped like a horn, with many protrusions on the front, and the seeds are flat and 0.6-0.8cm long.

Pakjugi has a long underground stem, and when the stem or leaves are wounded, a white latex is released. The milky juice contains protein-decomposing enzymes. For its pharmacological action, the seeds and leaves are used as a tonic or detoxifier in oriental medicine, and also as a hemostatic agent in folk medicine. The tender shoots of bakjugari are eaten as vegetables.

The method of obtaining extracts from Siberian snails, Prickly pear, and Prickly pear is a common method used in the industry, by washing their stems and leaves with clean water and then using water, ethanol, methanol, propanol, butanol, acetone, ethyl acetate, and hexane as extraction solvents. , 1-15 times the volume of at least one solvent selected from the group consisting of benzene, chloroform glycerin, ethylene glycol, and propylene glycol is added.

Extraction methods include soaking at room temperature for 1 to 15 days with the above-mentioned solvent added, or soaking at 5-40°C for 1 to 15 days with a cooling condenser to prevent evaporation of the active ingredients. method can be used.

The extraction time can be arbitrarily selected depending on the extraction method, extraction temperature, and ratio of solvent to raw material, etc. In addition, various methods can be used, such as extraction using hot water or hot water, or extraction of ingredients by fermentation. The crude extract obtained after the extraction step can optionally be purified or concentrated, for example. Other typical steps can be performed, such as fractionation, etc.

Among the hair cosmetic compositions of the present invention, shampoo is explained as an example as follows. The scope of application of the present invention is not limited to shampoo, but is also applied to nutritional lotion for hair, hair tonic, hair rinse, hair shampoo, hair lotion, hair volume spray, and hair. It can be applied to hair cosmetics such as conditioner.

Ingredients included in the shampoo composition include ingredients commonly used in shampoo compositions in addition to the shampoo composition additives described above as active ingredients, such as antioxidants, stabilizers, solubilizers, conventional auxiliaries such as pigments and fragrances, and carriers. May include,

The composition of the shampoo composition containing the above-described extract of the present invention or the extract of P. japonicum as active ingredients will be described in detail as an example as follows.

Example 1

1. Wash 1kg of the stems and leaves of Godeulbaegi collected from the mountains and fields thoroughly with purified water, drain, and soak in 30% ethanol aqueous solution (3 times the weight ratio). Maintain at room temperature of 15℃~35℃ for 15 days, then extract the extract solution. The extract was obtained by filtering with Whatman No. 1.

2. Wash 1 kg of the stems and leaves of Pak Jugari collected from the mountains and fields thoroughly with purified water, drain them, and immerse them in 30% ethanol aqueous solution (3 times the weight ratio). Keep it at room temperature between 15℃ and 35℃ for 15 days, then add the extraction solution. The extract was obtained by filtering with Whatman No. 1.

3. A shampoo composition additive was formed by adding 20 ml of the above-mentioned Cucurbita ginseng extract to 100 ml of the P. ginseng extract, and 10% of this was added to prepare a shampoo composition with the following composition using the same method as the general shampoo preparation method.

Sodium lauryl sulfate (SDS) 40.00% by weight (sodium lauryl sulfate)

2.00% by weight of cocamide DEA (cocamide DEA)

Cocoamidopropyl Betain 3.00% by weight (cocoamido propyl betaine)

Propylene glycol 3.00% by weight

Polyacrylamide 0.50% by weight

Citric acid 0.10% by weight

Fragrance 0.50% by weight

NaCl 1.50% by weight

EDTA 0.10% by weight

Purified water 39.30% by weight

Godeulppae extract + Pumpkin root extract (shampoo composition additive) 10%

Example 2

1. Wash 1kg of the stems and leaves of S. sagebrush collected from the mountains and fields thoroughly with purified water, drain, and immerse in 30% ethanol aqueous solution (3 times the weight ratio). Maintain at room temperature between 15℃ and 35℃ for 15 days. Then, extract the solution. The extract was obtained by filtering with Whatman No. 1.

2. Wash 1 kg of the stems and leaves of Pak Jugari collected from the mountains and fields thoroughly with purified water, drain them, and immerse them in 30% ethanol aqueous solution (3 times the weight ratio). Maintain the extract at room temperature between 15℃ and 35℃ for 15 days. The extract was obtained by filtering with Whatman No. 1.

3. Add 20 ml of the above-mentioned Cucurbita root extract to 100 ml to form a shampoo composition additive, and replace the combination of the Prickly Pear extract and the Cucurbita foliage extract in the shampoo composition of Example 1 to obtain a shampoo composition additive consisting of a combination of the Cucurbita extract and the Cucurbita foliage extract. A shampoo composition of the same composition as in Example 1 was prepared using the same method as that of general shampoo, with the addition of 10%.

Example 3

Shampoo composition additives were formed by adding 20 ml of Pakpuri juniper extract to 100 ml of an extract combination of equal amounts of the P. vulgaris extract and the P. vulgaris extract extracted by the methods of Examples 1 and 2. Instead, a shampoo composition with the same composition as in Example 1 was prepared by adding 10% of the combination of the above-mentioned Godeulbae extract, Seobakwi extract, and Pakpuri juniper extract using the same method as the general shampoo preparation method.

Experiment

In order to determine the effectiveness of the shampoo composition of the present invention compared to that of regular products, the following sensory experiment was performed on a verification team consisting of 10 men and women aged 20 to 40 years old with healthy hair, and the results were compared and evaluated. did.

Experimental Example 1 Sensory evaluation of the gloss effect of hair after shampooing

In order to compare Examples 1, 2. and 3 of the present invention, a shampoo composition using Godeulbae extract alone as a functional additive in a shampoo composition without using Pumpkin root was used as Comparative Example 1, and a shampoo composition using only S. pear extract was used as Comparative Example 2, and the special functionality was used as Comparative Example 2. Using commercially available products not labeled as Comparative Control 3, the changes observed with the naked eye during the 1st to 5th day after shampooing in terms of hair gloss were averaged for each experimenter and were calculated using a 5-point scale in the table below. shown in 1

In order to measure changes over time, the results were obtained 5 days after shampooing.

Evaluating the glossiness of hair after shampooing.

1- Hair feels very rough.

2- The hair feels a little rough.

3- Average

4- Hair feels a little shiny

5- A strong shine is felt on the hair.

Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Comparative district 1 Comparative phrase 2 Comparative phrase 3 1 day has passed 5 5 5 4 4 3 2 days have passed 4.5 4.5 5 4 4 3 3 days have passed 4.5 4.5 4.5 3.5 3.5 2.5 4 days have passed 4 4 4 3 3 2 5 days have passed 3 3 3 2.5 2.5 One

As a result of the above test, there was no significant difference between Shampoo Composition Example 1, which contained a combination of Godeulbaegeui and Pumpkin root as a shampoo composition additive, and Shampoo Composition Example 2, which included a combination of Seopbaegeui and Pumpkin root as a shampoo composition additive, and the expected effect was not found. It was very excellent, and in particular, the best results were shown in Example 3, in which the extract of P. rhododendron sinensis was used together with the extract of P. rhododendron ginseng, and the extract of P. rhododendron sinensis were used together. Comparative Example 1, which did not contain the extract of P. rhododendron and used only the extract of P. r. In Comparative Control 2, the hair gloss effect was lower by a significant difference compared to Examples 1, 2, and 3, and the effect decreased rapidly after the first 1 to 2 days after shampooing. It was confirmed that the effect of increasing hair luster was significantly increased and maintained for a longer period of time when used together with pumpkin and pumpkin extract.

Experimental Example 2 Sensory evaluation of hair texture

After shampooing, the hair was dried naturally to evaluate the texture of the hair when it was completely dry. In particular, the texture was evaluated by focusing on the smoothness of the hair by finger combing.

In order to measure changes over time, the results were obtained 5 days after shampooing.

The evaluation method was evaluated on a 5-point scale as shown below and is presented in Table 2 below.

1- The hair feels very rough to the touch.

2- The texture of the hair feels a little rough.

3- Hair texture is average

4- The hair feels a little smoother.

5- Hair feels very smooth

Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Comparative district 1 Comparative phrase 2 Comparative phrase 3 1 day has passed 5 5 5 4 4 3 2 days have passed 4.5 4.5 5 4 4 3 3 days have passed 4 4 4.5 3.5 3.5 3 4 days have passed 4 4 4 3 3 2 5 days have passed 3 3 3 2 2 One

The evaluation of Experimental Example 2 was measured with almost the same results as Experimental Example 1, which means that the meaning implied by the gloss and smoothness of the hair can be interpreted as having the same meaning, except that there is a difference in the concept that it is a sensation by the naked eye and a sensation by touch. It may be because there is. A noteworthy point in the above experiment is that in the case of Comparative Examples 1 and 2, in which the extract of P. rhododendron sinensis or the extract of P. rhododendron sinensis were separately included in the shampoo composition as an additive to the shampoo composition, in the practice of including them in the shampoo composition by combining them with the P. juniper extract, Compared to 2 and 3, the result showed a significant difference in the smoothness of the hair, confirming that Park Ju-gari strengthens the effect on the luster and smoothness of the hair by combing or combing.

In addition, in the case of Comparative Examples 1 and 2 of shampoo compositions in which only Godeulbaegi or Seobagwi are added, the degree to which the smoothness of the hair appears over time after shampooing compared to Examples 1, 2, and 3 of shampoo compositions in which these and Pakjugari are added in combination. It was also confirmed that there was a significant difference worth noting.

Experimental Example 3 Evaluation of hair smoothness after shampooing.

The friction force was measured to investigate the smoothness of dry hair after shampooing. A hair tress (test hair skein - weight 2g, length 25cm) was prepared, soaked in water, and then mixed with the shampoo compositions of each of Examples 1, 2, and 3 above. The hair was massaged for 1 minute and 30 seconds with the shampoo composition of Comparative Examples 1, 2, and 3, rinsed in lukewarm water for 1 minute, dried naturally to remove moisture, and the friction force was measured. The friction force was measured using a KES-SE friction tester ( KATO TECH CO.,Ltd, JAPAN) was used, and in order to reduce test errors, each measurement was made 5 times and the average value was obtained, and the results are presented in Table 3 below.

Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Comparative district 1 Comparative phrase 2 Comparative phrase 3 Friction coefficient (μK) 0.18 0.18 0.17 0.20 0.20 0.28

Experimental Example 4 Sensory evaluation of hair volume after shampooing

In order to clearly observe the volume of hair that appears after shampooing, hair loss begins in people in their 40s and 50s, and the hair becomes thinner, less elastic, or weaker, causing the hair on the crown of the head to sink flat and lose the cushioning feel of the hair. Ten men and women who had negative cosmetic feelings, such as "My hair looks weak" or "My hair looks old," were selected and asked to rate the degree of sinking of the crown hair on a 5-point scale for 5 days after shampooing. The results were then evaluated. It is presented in Table 4.

Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 Comparative district 1 Comparative phrase 2 Comparative phrase 3 Hair coating feeling when rinsing 4 4 4.5 3.5 3.5 3 Cushioning feeling on the top of the head after drying 4.5 4.5 5 4 4 2

Shampoo composition examples 1, 2, and 3 according to the present invention have a cushioning feeling of the hair located on the crown of the head compared to shampoo composition comparisons 1 and 2 in which only Godeulppae extract and Sesumbagwi extract were added separately, respectively, without using Pakzhugari extract. It showed superiority in terms of reducing the final coating of hair, and showed a significant difference from Comparative Group 3, which was selected as a general shampoo, and was very effective in enhancing hair volume.

From the above experiments, compared to including Godeulbae alone in the shampoo composition, the gloss and smoothness of the hair after shampooing are significantly increased when Pakjugari is included. In particular, the period during which the hair's smoothness lasts is significantly increased, and the hair's smoothness is significantly increased. I was able to confirm that the volume improved.

It was confirmed that the same effect as above appears even when Seumbagwi is used instead of Godeulbaege.

In addition to shampoo, the hair cosmetic composition containing the Kodeul-ppae extract or the Seuba-gwi extract and the Pakpuri root extract according to the present invention is one of the group consisting of nutritious hair lotion, hair tonic, hair rinse, hair shampoo, hair lotion, hair volume spray, and hair conditioner. It can be formulated into any one selected, and can be controlled at an appropriate content ratio considering the functionality, cost, and other conditions of the product to be implemented.

Formulation Example 1 Hair Volume Spray

A volume spray was prepared according to a conventional method with the components and contents listed in Table 5 below, including the extract of Prickly Pear and Pumpkin root extract of the present invention.

no composition Content (% by weight) One denatured alcohol remaining amount 2 Purified water 20.0 3 Godeulppae extract + Pakjugari extract 10.0 4 Acrylate 3.0 5 Aminomethylpropanol Appropriate amount 6 Spices Appropriate amount

Formulation Example 2 Hair Conditioner

A hair conditioner was prepared according to a conventional method with the ingredients and contents listed in Table 6 below, including the extract of Prickly Pear and Pumpkin root extract of the present invention.

no composition Content (% by weight) One Purified water remaining amount 2 Godeulbaegi extract + Pakjugari extract 10.0 3 Disodium EDTA 0.02 4 Hydroxyethylcellulose 0.20 5 panthenol 0.05 6 propylene glycol 1.50 7 cetyl alcohol 3.50 8 stearyl alcohol 1.50 9 Glyceryl Stearate SE 0.50 10 glycerin 2.00 11 Dimethicone 1.50 12 antiseptic Appropriate amount 13 Spices Appropriate amount

Formulation example 3 Nutritional lotion for hair

A hair nourishing lotion was prepared according to a conventional method using the ingredients and contents listed in Table 7 below, including the extract of Peach Blossom root and the extract of Pumpkin root of the present invention.

no Ingredients Content (% by weight) One Purified water remaining amount 2 Godeulbaegi Extract + Pumpkin Garlic Extract 10.00 3 Butylene glycol 3.00 4 propylene glycol 3.00 5 Carboxy vinyl polymer 0.10 6 Triethanolamine 0.20 7 glycerin 3.00 8 Montana202 5.00 9 Milnam 4.00 10 Polysorbate 60 1.50 11 liquid paraffin 0.50 12 Sorbitan sesquioleate 1.50 13 Preservatives, coloring, flavoring Appropriate amount

Formulation Example 4 Hair Tonic

A hair tonic was prepared according to a conventional method using the ingredients and contents listed in Table 8 below, including the extract of Peach Blossom root and the extract of Pumpkin root of the present invention.

composition Content (% by weight) One ethanol 50.00 2 Godeulbaegi Extract + Pumpkin Garlic Extract 10.00 3 glycerin 3.00 4 menthol 0.02 5 salicylic acid 0.05 6 Preservatives, flavors, colors Appropriate amount 7 Purified water remaining amount

Formulation Example 5 Hair Lotion

Hair lotion was prepared according to a conventional method with the ingredients and contents listed in Table 9 below, including the extract of Prickly Pear and the extract of Pak Ju Gari of the present invention.

no Ingredients Content (% by weight) One Cetostearyl alcohol 2.00 2 EDTA2Na 0.20 3 Godeulbaegi Extract + Pumpkin Garlic Extract 10.00 4 Hydroxyethylcellulose 0.50 5 mineral oil 5.00 6 Preservatives, flavors, colors Appropriate amount 7 Purified water remaining amount

Formulation Example 6 Hair Rinse

A hair rinse was prepared according to a conventional method with the ingredients and contents listed in Table 10 below, including the extract of Prickly Pear and the extract of Pumpkin root of the present invention.

no Ingredients Content (% by weight) One propylene glycol 2.00 2 Godeulbaegi Extract + Pumpkin Garlic Extract 10.00 3 Cetyltrimethylammonium chloride 1.00 4 mineral oil 0.50 5 cetyl alcohol 3.00 6 stearyl alcohol 3.00 7 Cytric Acid 0.20 8 polydimethylsiloxane 1.00 9 Preservatives, flavors, colors Appropriate amount 10 Purified water remaining amount

Claims (6)

A hair cosmetic composition consisting of adding 1 to 20% by weight of an additive containing 1 to 30 ml of Pakjugari stem and leaf extract to 100 ml of Godeulbaegi stem and leaf extract. A hair cosmetic composition consisting of adding 1 to 20% by weight of an additive containing 1 to 30 ml of P. aquila stem and leaf extract to 100 ml of P. prickly pear stem and leaf extract. A hair cosmetic composition consisting of adding 1 to 20% by weight of an additive containing 1 to 30 ml of Pakjugari stem and leaf extract to 100 ml of a mixed extract composed of equal amounts of Godeulbaegi stem and leaf extract and Pakjugari stem and leaf extract. The hair cosmetic composition of claim 1 is a hair cosmetic composition characterized in that it is formulated with any one selected from the group consisting of nutritious hair lotion, hair tonic, hair rinse, hair shampoo, hair lotion, hair volume spray, and hair conditioner.
The hair cosmetic composition of claim 2 is a hair cosmetic composition characterized in that it is formulated with any one selected from the group consisting of nutritious hair lotion, hair tonic, hair rinse, hair shampoo, hair lotion, hair volume spray, and hair conditioner. The hair cosmetic composition of claim 3 is a hair cosmetic composition characterized in that it is formulated with any one selected from the group consisting of nutritious hair lotion, hair tonic, hair rinse, hair shampoo, hair lotion, hair volume spray, and hair conditioner.