CA1040100A - Cosmetic product from embryonic marine necton and process for producing same - Google Patents

Abstract

Cosmetic product characterized in that it consists of liposoluble and water-soluble active substances, extracted from an embryonic necton composed mainly of larvae of marine animals, incorporated into a cream based on glycerin and / or lanolin and in an excipient base allowing transepidermal penetration.

Description

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The subject of the invention is a product from the marine environment and having an eutrophying action on the organic tissues of beings alive and can be used, among other applications ~ in cosmetology.
We have already used, to make certain cosmetic products ~
gic, plankton taken in bulk from the sea and mixed with algae crushed in sea water.
In order to obtain products with more specific qualities and more effectively, the inventor sought a new composition, always from the marine biological environment, using embryonic necton.
This new composition with a base of embryonic necton can be obtained by plsncton peach ~ or plankton cultiv ~ o The present invention relates to the method of obtaining a product new ~ on how it is stored and how it is used.
The origin of this product is necton ~ mbryonnalre, composed ~ en large part, of larvae of certain marine animals ~ such as teleo3tens ~
crustacean ~? etc ... These species can be collected at sea, or productos in tanks or rearing tanks after egg en9em ~ ncement.
In the latter case, one obtains the development of these organisms in culture conditions (composition of the medium, temperature ~ temperature, oxygenation ~
stc ...) adapted to the selected species.
These biological elements collected are processed to preserve them.
worm 1-9 active components sterols ~ growth hormones hypo-physairo and th ~ roidienne ~ etc ... For this purpose, we use more particular-ment le8 freezing technique ~ low temperature, dissection 90U ~ vacuum, change in pH. Grinding followed by the use of solvents allows -the extraction of liposoluble and water-soluble active substances. Finally, ~.
the solution obtained can be incorporated into a basic expedient allowing the transepidermal passaga.

This product stored adequately cont ~ ent on the one hand, substances activating the cellular metaboli, in particular hormones . ,, ~ ','"''"''.
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100 '' growth occurring at a high rate in larval forms; else nart ~ nutritive substances having a trophod action ~ llamique vis-à-vis epidermal cells, in particular micronutrients by these ~ very sailors from ~ the environment where they lived. All of these substances is released by the mode of preparation defined c3 above. The utility The use of an adequate excipient promotes transepidermal penetration.
A very effective action is thus obtained in the context of skin, mucous membrane ~ and scalp.
The following composition is given as a preferred example O
The embryonic necton at the origin of this new product could be composed of larvae of clupeids in a proportion of 9C ~ and of larvae of crustac ~ s in a proportion of 10 ~.
~ e so as to obtain a product whose characteristics are constant, it's best to cultivate the biological elements rather that ds collect these at sea. With this in mind, the 10 ~ crustaceans iY;
are copepods that are more easily cultivated and will allow to obtain a constant product.
This basic product, once harvested, will be freeze-dried and then ground finely until obtaining a powder.
This powder is dissolved in water and alcohol, to separate the water-soluble and water-soluble products 9. These two liquids are then flltr ~ to get rid of theca and membranes, and incorporated to a lanolin or glycerin-based cream.
It is also possible not to go through the 801- phase by finely grinding the embryonic necton ~ until pulverized - - -sation or atomization of the product. At this point, the product can be body) directly to a cream excipient, including a preferred composition is given as an example; for 10 kg of product:
- Stearins 1050 gr - alyc ~ rine 370 gr ~ - ~

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1 ~ 14 ~ 1100 - Vaseline oil 660 gr - Isopropyl myristate 730 gr ~: ~
- Conservatellr 29 gr - Exciting 240 gr - Sea salt 6 gr - QC water for 10 kg of product ~:
The products extracted from embryonic necton may be incorporated into this excipient cream at a rate of 1 gr ~ 100 gr per kilogram, depending of the effect we want to achieve. ~.

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Claims (9)

THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE INVENTION ABOUT WHICH A RIGHT
EXCLUSIVE OF OWNERSHIP OR PRIVILEGE IS REVENIDIC, ARE
DEFINED AS FOLLOWS: 1- Cosmetic product comprising the active substances fat-soluble and water-soluble from a mixture of an embryonic necton made up of tolteostean and plankton larvae made up of larvae of crustaceans, the larvae of toléstéens being in a proportion in weight of substantially 90% and the crustacean larvae being weight in a proportion of substantially 10%, said substances being incorporated into a glycerin and / or lanolin-based cream. 2- Product according to claim 1, wherein the Tolosteosta larvae are clupeid larvae. 3- Product according to claim 1, wherein the Crustacean larvae are copepod larvae. 4- Product according to claims 1, 2 or 3, wherein said mixture is freeze-dried. 5- Method of preparing a product usable in cosmetology, comprising the harvesting of a compound embryonic necton of tolosteostean and plankton larvae composed of crustacean larvae, mixing larvae in a proportion by weight of substantially 90% of tolosteostean larvae and 10% of crustacean larvae, grinding of this mixture and incorporation into a glycerin base cream and / or lanolin from at least the fat-soluble and water-soluble substances held in the crushed mixture. 6- A method according to claim 5, further comprising, after grinding into powder, the alcoholic and aqueous extraction of this powder for obtaining said liposoluble and water-soluble substances, filtration of these substances to remove them ticks and membranes and the direct incorporation of these substances into said base cream. 7- A method according to claim 5, wherein said mixture of tolosteostean larvae and crustacean larvae is first freeze-dried before being ground and then directly incorporated to said cream based on glycerin and / or lanolin. 8- The method of claim 5, 6 or 7, wherein said tolosteost larvae are clupeid larvae. 9- Method according to claims 5, 6 or 7, in which said tolosteost larvae are clupeid larvae and said crustacean larvae are copepod larvae.