CA2359671A1 - Procedure and device for the application of cosmetic products at controlled temperatures - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D34/00—Containers or accessories specially adapted for handling liquid toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. perfumes
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
- A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
- A45D40/00—Casings or accessories specially adapted for storing or handling solid or pasty toiletry or cosmetic substances, e.g. shaving soaps or lipsticks
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- B65D81/34—Containers, packaging elements, or packages, for contents presenting particular transport or storage problems, or adapted to be used for non-packaging purposes after removal of contents for packaging foodstuffs or other articles intended to be cooked or heated within the package
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Abstract
Procedure for heating a cosmetic preparation to a predetermined temperature at the moment of application, without the use of sources of heat external to th e preparation package, in which the preparation is inserted into a container whose walls are in contact with, or form an integral part of, a second container in which are separately contained the two or more components which , being mixed in suitable proportions, develop the heat necessary to raise the temperature of the cosmetic preparation to that required, the said component s whose mixing generates heat being contained in separate compartments delimit ed by walls made of material easily ruptured to allow their mixing.
Description
Descn_,ption "PROCEDURE AND DEVICE FOR THE APPLICATION OF COSMETIC
PRODUCTS AT CONTROLLED TEMPERATURES"
Technical field The present invention relates to a procedure for bringing a cosmetic product to a controlled temperature for a predetermined period for the purpose of improving its application. The invention also relates to devices to achieve the aforementioned procedure.
Background art 1o It is known that temperature variations have a significant influence on the level of activity of a cosmetic preparation. It is also known that the structure of the skin and its ability to modify its reactions because of a buffer effect have always been influenced by the gradient between ambient temperature and body temperature. The skin reacts to contact with hotter substances by pronounced vasodilatation and in general with appreciable hyperemia. The application of a hot product provokes hyperemia and consequent dilatation of the skin surface, thus facilitating the entry and absorption of the cosmetic substance contained in the product.
The hot application of cosmetic product requires the availability of a source of heat to warm up the cosmetic preparation and accurate control of the treatment temperature.
2o Application at too high a temperature or for much longer than prescribed may cause damage to the treated part. On the other hand, the use of too low a temperature may not give the expected results.
The problem of the temperature of application does not arise when treatment takes place in specialized centers, but it considerably limits the achievement of good results when treatment is carried out personally or in small ill-equipped centers.
It would be highly advantageous to have a procedure for the application of cosmetic products at a controlled temperature which could be maintained for a predetermined period and which does not require apparatus for heating or temperature control.
Disclosure of invention The first objective of the present invention is the creation of a simple and:'low-cost procedure for heating cosmetic products at the moment of application to a predetermined temperature without using heat sources external to the product package.
US-A-5 628' 304 discloses a method for heating comestible item to a predetermined temperature at the moment of use, without the use of sources of heat external to the comestible item package. The comestible item is inserted into a container whose external walls are in contact with a second container in which are separately contained two components which, when mixed develop the heat to warm the comestible item to the desired temperature, the component being kept separated in -compartments 20,30 delimited by a wall 70 which is easily ruptured to allow their mixture.
JP-A-04 031271 discloses the heating of a cosmetic composition by using an exothermic composition which is retained . in a receiving body made of a gas-permeable material and inserted in a bag body formed by a gas-impermeable material and which reacts with oxygen to produce heat.
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w0 00/43286 PCT/IT00/00013 The second objective of the present invention is a device which contains the dose of cosmetic preparation and allows the said dose to be raised to the required temperature in a simple operation.
The procedure according to the present invention consists of holding the cosmetic preparation in a container whose outer walls are in contact with, or form an integral part of, a second container in which there are two or more separated compounds which,_ when mixed in suitable proportions, develop the heat necessary to raise the temperature of the cosmetic preparation to that required. The components which generate heat when mixed are in individual compartments separated by walls made from an easily ruptured to material.
The components which constitute the self heating mixture are well known and comprise salts or anhydride compounds which develop heat when mixed with water, vwhich is usually the second component. The preferred components are anhydrous calcium chloride and water.
The cosmetic preparations which can be used according to the procedure of the present invention are all those whose action is favored by their deep absorption due to vasodilatation. Thus anti-cellulite preparations, gels to prevent vaginal ' dryness, cleansing facial masks, hair lotions, and anti-wrinkling oils are advantageously used.
It is also possible to use products of thermal-bath type or origin, such as mud-packs or 2o water, which recreate thermal-bath ambiance and conditions when applied hot.
The temperatures to which the cosmetic preparations must be raised according to the present invention, vary between 37°C and 65°C depending on the cosmetic preparation involved, the sensitivity of the person undergoing the treatment, and the type of treatment. It is possible to produce packs of the same product which can be heated to different temperatures by varying the relative proportions and the quantities of'the components of the heating mixture. It is also possible to specify application at different times after the initiation of the heating process, thus enabling different temperatures of application to be used.
Another objective of the present invention is to provide a device which can be 3o advantageously used in the above applications.
The device according to the present invention consists of a receptacle or ampoule containing the cosmetic preparation to which is attached a long tubular element closed at its extremity which constitutes the dispenser. The ampoule is completely enclosed in -WO 00/43286 PCT/IT00./00013 a container from which protrudes the closed extremity of the dispenser. The container comprises a plurality of separate compartments or bags which contain water or the heating agent, generally anhydrous calcium chloride. The rupture of the bags causes the components to mix and heat the ampoule containing the cosmetic preparation. It is sufficient to cut the extremity of the dispenser to deliver the cosmetic preparation at the desired temperature. The relative quantities of water and calcium chloride can be measured to give a range of treatment temperatures. By dosing the quantities of calcium chloride in the plurality of bags, a range of heating levels of the preparation can be obtained with a single package.
1o Brief description of the drawine The advantages of the procedure according to the invention and the method of implementing it will be better understood from the examples of application which follow and which are by way of example only and should not be considered limiting in any way.
To describe in detail the preferred method of implementing the procedure according to the invention, the single attached drawing shows a prospective view, partly in section, of a device for the application of a heated cosmetic preparation.
Figure 1 indicates the ampoule 1 containing the cosmetic preparation 2 equipped with a tubular dispenser 3 which presents a peripheral canula 4 at its extremity to permit the 2o removal of the terminal part at the moment of application of the cosmetic preparation.
The ampoule 1, made of deformable material, is inserted into a container 5 which contains granules of anhydrous calcium chloride 6. Inside the container 5 are two bags 7 and 8 which contain water and which are separated from the area in which the granules of calcium chloride 6 are contained by the impermeable walls of the bags. The impermeable walls of the bags may be ruptured (from the outside) by applying manual pressure to weakened zones 9. The rupture of the bag or bags (7, 8) causes contact between the calcium chloride 6 and the water, with the heat of hydration being given ofd After shaking the container 5 for a specified time, the preparation 2 inside the ampoule 1 reaches the predetermined temperature and is ready for application.
For this 3o purpose, the extremity of the tubular dispenser 3 is removed by cutting the tubular element in the region of the peripheral canula 4, permitting the cosmetic preparation to be squeezed out by slight pressure applied to the ampoule 1.
PRODUCTS AT CONTROLLED TEMPERATURES"
Technical field The present invention relates to a procedure for bringing a cosmetic product to a controlled temperature for a predetermined period for the purpose of improving its application. The invention also relates to devices to achieve the aforementioned procedure.
Background art 1o It is known that temperature variations have a significant influence on the level of activity of a cosmetic preparation. It is also known that the structure of the skin and its ability to modify its reactions because of a buffer effect have always been influenced by the gradient between ambient temperature and body temperature. The skin reacts to contact with hotter substances by pronounced vasodilatation and in general with appreciable hyperemia. The application of a hot product provokes hyperemia and consequent dilatation of the skin surface, thus facilitating the entry and absorption of the cosmetic substance contained in the product.
The hot application of cosmetic product requires the availability of a source of heat to warm up the cosmetic preparation and accurate control of the treatment temperature.
2o Application at too high a temperature or for much longer than prescribed may cause damage to the treated part. On the other hand, the use of too low a temperature may not give the expected results.
The problem of the temperature of application does not arise when treatment takes place in specialized centers, but it considerably limits the achievement of good results when treatment is carried out personally or in small ill-equipped centers.
It would be highly advantageous to have a procedure for the application of cosmetic products at a controlled temperature which could be maintained for a predetermined period and which does not require apparatus for heating or temperature control.
Disclosure of invention The first objective of the present invention is the creation of a simple and:'low-cost procedure for heating cosmetic products at the moment of application to a predetermined temperature without using heat sources external to the product package.
US-A-5 628' 304 discloses a method for heating comestible item to a predetermined temperature at the moment of use, without the use of sources of heat external to the comestible item package. The comestible item is inserted into a container whose external walls are in contact with a second container in which are separately contained two components which, when mixed develop the heat to warm the comestible item to the desired temperature, the component being kept separated in -compartments 20,30 delimited by a wall 70 which is easily ruptured to allow their mixture.
JP-A-04 031271 discloses the heating of a cosmetic composition by using an exothermic composition which is retained . in a receiving body made of a gas-permeable material and inserted in a bag body formed by a gas-impermeable material and which reacts with oxygen to produce heat.
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s -_ la ~- ~ ~r ~ °rf ~ AMENDED SHEET
w0 00/43286 PCT/IT00/00013 The second objective of the present invention is a device which contains the dose of cosmetic preparation and allows the said dose to be raised to the required temperature in a simple operation.
The procedure according to the present invention consists of holding the cosmetic preparation in a container whose outer walls are in contact with, or form an integral part of, a second container in which there are two or more separated compounds which,_ when mixed in suitable proportions, develop the heat necessary to raise the temperature of the cosmetic preparation to that required. The components which generate heat when mixed are in individual compartments separated by walls made from an easily ruptured to material.
The components which constitute the self heating mixture are well known and comprise salts or anhydride compounds which develop heat when mixed with water, vwhich is usually the second component. The preferred components are anhydrous calcium chloride and water.
The cosmetic preparations which can be used according to the procedure of the present invention are all those whose action is favored by their deep absorption due to vasodilatation. Thus anti-cellulite preparations, gels to prevent vaginal ' dryness, cleansing facial masks, hair lotions, and anti-wrinkling oils are advantageously used.
It is also possible to use products of thermal-bath type or origin, such as mud-packs or 2o water, which recreate thermal-bath ambiance and conditions when applied hot.
The temperatures to which the cosmetic preparations must be raised according to the present invention, vary between 37°C and 65°C depending on the cosmetic preparation involved, the sensitivity of the person undergoing the treatment, and the type of treatment. It is possible to produce packs of the same product which can be heated to different temperatures by varying the relative proportions and the quantities of'the components of the heating mixture. It is also possible to specify application at different times after the initiation of the heating process, thus enabling different temperatures of application to be used.
Another objective of the present invention is to provide a device which can be 3o advantageously used in the above applications.
The device according to the present invention consists of a receptacle or ampoule containing the cosmetic preparation to which is attached a long tubular element closed at its extremity which constitutes the dispenser. The ampoule is completely enclosed in -WO 00/43286 PCT/IT00./00013 a container from which protrudes the closed extremity of the dispenser. The container comprises a plurality of separate compartments or bags which contain water or the heating agent, generally anhydrous calcium chloride. The rupture of the bags causes the components to mix and heat the ampoule containing the cosmetic preparation. It is sufficient to cut the extremity of the dispenser to deliver the cosmetic preparation at the desired temperature. The relative quantities of water and calcium chloride can be measured to give a range of treatment temperatures. By dosing the quantities of calcium chloride in the plurality of bags, a range of heating levels of the preparation can be obtained with a single package.
1o Brief description of the drawine The advantages of the procedure according to the invention and the method of implementing it will be better understood from the examples of application which follow and which are by way of example only and should not be considered limiting in any way.
To describe in detail the preferred method of implementing the procedure according to the invention, the single attached drawing shows a prospective view, partly in section, of a device for the application of a heated cosmetic preparation.
Figure 1 indicates the ampoule 1 containing the cosmetic preparation 2 equipped with a tubular dispenser 3 which presents a peripheral canula 4 at its extremity to permit the 2o removal of the terminal part at the moment of application of the cosmetic preparation.
The ampoule 1, made of deformable material, is inserted into a container 5 which contains granules of anhydrous calcium chloride 6. Inside the container 5 are two bags 7 and 8 which contain water and which are separated from the area in which the granules of calcium chloride 6 are contained by the impermeable walls of the bags. The impermeable walls of the bags may be ruptured (from the outside) by applying manual pressure to weakened zones 9. The rupture of the bag or bags (7, 8) causes contact between the calcium chloride 6 and the water, with the heat of hydration being given ofd After shaking the container 5 for a specified time, the preparation 2 inside the ampoule 1 reaches the predetermined temperature and is ready for application.
For this 3o purpose, the extremity of the tubular dispenser 3 is removed by cutting the tubular element in the region of the peripheral canula 4, permitting the cosmetic preparation to be squeezed out by slight pressure applied to the ampoule 1.
Applications of cosmetic preparations have been carried out using the device as described above and the results compared with similar applications carried out at ambient temperature:
Trial N°.1 TREATMENT OF CELLULITE
An anti-cellulite oil-type product was applied with ten-minute massage to both legs of ten patients for 16 days at ambient temperature. A statistical evaluation was conducted of the regression of the cellulite situation to compare it with the results obtained by the application of the same preparation at 50°C.
Io The results showed acceleration of regression, which could be defined as:
1. achieving the same results in reduced periods of time, from 20% to 30% less depending on the cases, (i.e. the same level of results after only 10/12 days of application).
2. at least 10% of an increase in the final result for the same period of standard treatment of 15 days.
Angiographic measurement by ultrasound scan showed 1. significant increase in hyperemia from the stimulus and activation of the superficial and intra-dermal circulation.
2. increase in circulatory activity and in lymphatic duct activity at the deep deiinal level because of the impact of the active agents of the preparation reaching, such levels.
Trial N°. 2 TREATMENT OF VAGINAL DRYNESS
Gel application at ambient temperature and at 38°C. to prevent vaginal dryness was studied in five cases.
The problem of application of preparations to mucosal areas which are particularly 3o sensitive to temperature variations occurs again in the case of vaginal dryness. There was an unexpected vasoconstictive reaction to contact with the mucosa by the gel at a lower temperature than the area treated, with consequent difficult and limited absorption, and reduced benefit.
The ability to apply the gel at temperatures much closer to body temperature has meant the elimination of the vasoconstrictive phenomenon, showing objective improvement in the situation in shorter time and for longer periods.
Trial N°.1 TREATMENT OF CELLULITE
An anti-cellulite oil-type product was applied with ten-minute massage to both legs of ten patients for 16 days at ambient temperature. A statistical evaluation was conducted of the regression of the cellulite situation to compare it with the results obtained by the application of the same preparation at 50°C.
Io The results showed acceleration of regression, which could be defined as:
1. achieving the same results in reduced periods of time, from 20% to 30% less depending on the cases, (i.e. the same level of results after only 10/12 days of application).
2. at least 10% of an increase in the final result for the same period of standard treatment of 15 days.
Angiographic measurement by ultrasound scan showed 1. significant increase in hyperemia from the stimulus and activation of the superficial and intra-dermal circulation.
2. increase in circulatory activity and in lymphatic duct activity at the deep deiinal level because of the impact of the active agents of the preparation reaching, such levels.
Trial N°. 2 TREATMENT OF VAGINAL DRYNESS
Gel application at ambient temperature and at 38°C. to prevent vaginal dryness was studied in five cases.
The problem of application of preparations to mucosal areas which are particularly 3o sensitive to temperature variations occurs again in the case of vaginal dryness. There was an unexpected vasoconstictive reaction to contact with the mucosa by the gel at a lower temperature than the area treated, with consequent difficult and limited absorption, and reduced benefit.
The ability to apply the gel at temperatures much closer to body temperature has meant the elimination of the vasoconstrictive phenomenon, showing objective improvement in the situation in shorter time and for longer periods.
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2. Device according to Claim 1 characterized in that the dispenser 3 has at its extremity a peripheral canula 4 to facilitate the removal of the terminal part.
3. Device according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the ampoule 1 is made of a compressible material to facilitate the delivery of the cosmetic preparation through the dispenser tube 3 by means of light pressure on the walls of the said ampoule 1.
4. Process for heating a preparation to a predetermined temperature at the moment of use without the use of sources of heat external to the preparation package, by using a device as defined in claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the amount of components to be mixed, their relative proportions and the number of bags 7, 8 are chosen on the basis of the treating temperatures desired.
5. Process according to Claim 4, characterized in that the cosmetic preparation is selected from the group comprising: anti-cellulite preparations, gels against vaginal dryness, cleansing facial masks, hair lotions, anti-wrinkling oil, products of thermal-spring origin and thermal-spring type synthesis products.
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1. Procedure for heating a cosmetic preparation to a predetermined temperature at the moment of application, without the use of sources of heat external to the preparation package, characterized by the cosmetic preparation being inserted into a container whose external walls are in contact with, or constitute an integral part of, a second~
container in which are separately contained two or more components which;
being mixed in suitable proportions, develop the heat to warm the cosmetic preparation to the desired temperature, the said components being kept separated in compartments delimited by walls which are easily ruptured to allow their mixture.
container in which are separately contained two or more components which;
being mixed in suitable proportions, develop the heat to warm the cosmetic preparation to the desired temperature, the said components being kept separated in compartments delimited by walls which are easily ruptured to allow their mixture.
2. Procedure according to Claim 1, characterized by the cosmetic preparation being selected from among anti-cellulite preparations, gels against vaginal dryness, cleansing facial masks, hair lotions, anti-wrinkling oil, products of thermal-spring origin and thermal-spring type synthesis products.
3. Procedure according to Claim 1 and/or 2, characterized by the components which are mixed to develop the heat necessary to raise the temperature of the cosmetic preparation being anhydrous calcium chloride and water.
4. Procedure according to one or more of Claims 1 to 3, characterized by the quantities of components selected and their relative proportions being chosen on the basis of the treatment temperature desired.
5. Device for the realization of the procedure according to one or more of Claims 1 to 4 , characterized by comprising a receptacle or ampoule 1 containing the cosmetic preparation 2 to which is fixed an elongated tubular element 3, closed at its extremity which forms the dispenser, the ampoule 1 being completely enclosed in a container 5 from which the closed extremity of dispenser 3 protrudes, the container containing anhydrous calcium chloride and providing separate bags, 7 and 8, which contain water, the rupture of the said bags causing the mixing of the components and the heating of the ampoule containing the cosmetic preparation, the extremity of the dispenser being removed to allow the cosmetic preparation to be dispensed at the desired temperature.
6. Device according to Claim 5, characterized by the anhydrous calcium chloride being in the container 5 and the water being present in the bags 7 and 8.
7. Device according to Claim 5 or 6, characterized by the dispenser 3 having at its extremity a peripheral canula 4 to facilitate the removal of the terminal part.
8. Device according to Claim 5 and/or 6, characterized by the ampoule 1 being made of a compressible material to facilitate the delivery of the cosmetic preparation through the dispenser tube 3 by means of light pressure on the walls of the said ampoule 1.
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