CZ199499A3 - Absorption article - Google Patents

Description

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The absorbent article is provided with a barrier cuff (62) in the crotch region (26) and at the points of transition of the sealing spoke (56) to the exudate-retaining article portion. which has a fold formed at its distal edge, in the form of a closed channel, in which a spacer elastic portion (76) is provided by the elastic fastening portions (94) to ensure that the barrier cuff (62) is upright towards the wearer's skin. On the part of the barrier cuff channel (62) and on the other parts of the barrier cuff (62). an effective amount of a skin care composition (72) that is semi-solid or solid at 20 ° C is provided on the wearer's skin side. The skin care composition (72) of the article may also be provided on the side facing the skin of the wearer. The skin care composition (72, 72) provides a protective and therapeutic benefit to the skin and minimizes abrasion of the skin and hence irritation from exudates.

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Absorbent Articles With Wearing-Cuffs-Wearing -Princess Skin Care

This is a partial continuation of Serial Application Serial No. 08 / 766,386, filed December 3, 1996; and is a partial continuation of Serial Application Serial No. 08 / 884,069, filed June 27, 1997, which is a continuation of Serial Application Serial No. 08 / 344,159, filed November 28, 1994, now patent. U.S. Patent No. 5,463,568; and is a partial continuation of application Serial No. 08 / 908,852, filed August 6, 997.

Technical field

The present invention relates to absorbent articles such as diapers, training pants, adult irradiation devices, sanitary napkins, and elastic spouse undergarments. More particularly, the invention relates to a topsheet skin care composition which is knitted on the skin by normal contact and / or movement of the wearer and / or body heat. The skin care compositions of the present invention are selected so as to maintain and / or improve the condition of the wearer ' s skin during wear.

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BACKGROUND tent ⁷ technician ^seven major function of absorbent articles such as disposable diapers and incontinent briefs (failure to maintain the urine) or undergarments is to absorb and contain body exudates (exudates). Therefore, these products are intended to prevent body exudates from contaminating, moisturizing or otherwise affecting clothing or other products such as bed linen that come into contact with the wearer. The most common cause of failure of these articles occurs when body exudates escape from the gaps between the article and the legs or waist to the garment as they are not immediately absorbed within the article and the absorbent article is unable to maintain its wearer fit, they create gaps to allow the exudates to escape, out of it. For example, urine tends to be placed on the topsheet in the sprays so that it moves into the gaps between the lioro viorotrione ti nde, and the mole. . : 1: top product :, tends to be porn and wants to be imi. .-jbsorlovuria. In addition, "float on the body contacting / 0 - i the path can be from o.ηοπ between the eyelid and the wearer's legs or waist.

Current disposable diapers have a topsheet, backsheet, absorbent, core, and one or more cuffs, typically elastic cuffs, placed in contact with the rotarina and / or the waist of the wearer. These elastic cuffs Isa obočně capable of preventing leakage and overflow from the fluid laden 'diaper to clothing contacting the edges of the diaper such that, the elastic bellows floe ^J cm; O! env represent an obstacle between

Contact ^- clothing and in general, in addition, provide a sealing action about the legs or waist of the wearer to maintain the waist and a minimization of gapping. However, since the forces of the components are concentrated along a narrow surface resulting in high localized pressures, these elastic cuffs tend to have notches and bruises or redness on the wearer's skin. These skin effects are particularly acute for products worn by children and incontinent elderly due to the softness of their skin and hers. sensitivity to even slight pressure or abrasion. These effects on the skin remain acute occlusion (closure) of the skin caused by these consequences of the product. y.

Closing the skin with a diaper can potentially lead to excessive skin hydration and more likely to cause damage to the skin. rate. the movement of the wounds as a result of friction and its contact with the elastic cuffs. It is also known that excessively hydrated skin is more susceptible to adverse skin conditions such as diaper rash, urythema, abrasions, bruises and loss of ocular skin. Omeze; excessively hydrated skin man o and iiom what 'oolitis' inflammation is going on and your skin condition and the inner skin of our body is too cold, efficacy about the early and even further deterioration, it' s driven off from the olei area of the diaper (perdnea, buttocks, en), from 1.1 us zoo baths one or moisture., sealed, scuffed, faecal ground or onion, or from pus uon ta κ i.

mechanical or chemical irritation). To be concerned about the adverse effects on the skin associated with wearing diapers and

Of other absorbent articles, the caregiver or wearer often applies skin protecting and / or therapeutic (therapeutic) means to the buttocks, genitals, anal and / or others. the region before the absorbent article is placed on the wearer. Typically, this procedure involves rubbing a particular skin protecting product on the skin of their hands and then rubbing it onto the skin of the diaper wearer. In order to eliminate this uneconomical, inconvenient, time-consuming and easy-to-take process, attempts have been made to produce absorbent articles that contain a skin care substance on the topsheet of this statement.

One substance that has been (or is being used) on diaper products to provide a soothing and protective sheath is mineral oil. Mineral oil (also known as liquid petrolatum) is a mixture of various liquid hydrocarbons obtained by the distillation of high-fraction petroleum fractions (i.e.

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For example, the deposited mineral oil may be transferred to, into and through the packaging or packaging material of a particular diaper and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a and a. This may create a need for packaging the barrier type and / or the packaging film to prevent smearing or other leakage of mineral oil from the diaper product.

U.S. Patent 3,489,148 to Duncan et al. Discloses a diaper comprising a hydrophobic and an oleophobic topsheet in which a portion of the topsheet is coated with an intermittent layer of oleaginous material. A major drawback of the diapers cited in reference to Duncan et al. is that the hydrophobic and oleophobic topsheets are slow in promoting urine transfer to the underlying absorbent cores.

In addition to the fluid movement problems faced by applying liquid compositions to the topsheet, the prior art has forgotten to consider the deleterious effects on skin care caused by the use of the cuffs or the method of treating the cuffs so that the skin care compositions remain thereon. on the cuff, they were transmitted to the skin worn.ele in an effective amount and provided the benefit of skin care. The prior art has also neglected to recognize that treatment of the topsheet alone does not necessarily transmit a particular composition to all critical areas of the wearer's skin.

Thus, it is desirable to provide an absorbent article having cuffs wherein, in order to benefit from skin care, the skin care composition is provided on the flaps, particularly in the areas of contact of the sock with the wearer during wear. That

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it is desirable to provide pizonium products or other absorbent articles having one or more cuffs having a self-contained composition (composition; skin care) which: (1) have the desired therapeutic (therapeutic) and protective effects of the coating; (2) do not require relatively high levels of skin care compositions, coatings that are (for example, mineral oil), benefit from the absence of this are not necessarily required for packaging the material.

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It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a diaper or absorbent article having one or more cuffs with a skin care composition (composition) disposed thereon, wherein at least a portion of the composition carries t.e.l. the skin of the wearer to provide desirable benefits to the wearer, including less skin irritation, less redness, therapeutic effects including a reduction in erythema and / or diaper rash, and / or a reduction in skin irritation. lining the faecal material to the skin, thereby improving the cleansing of the faecal material. When using hygroscopic skin care compositions, it is another object of the present invention to provide a spouse retention / barrier function.

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skin, minor erythema, diaper rash, skin irritation, and / neoc reduce the addition of faecal materials to the wearer's skin, thereby facilitating its cleansing from these skin. am im

ÚĎCu ΌΟ J 7 ?. For skin care, the skin care compositions described in this material can also be nonwoven materials to achieve desirable enhancement / barrier properties of the cuffs, thereby increasing in particular, such hydrophobic skin care compositions allow flexibility in the design of the cuffs used by providing an alternative method of retention / barrier properties, which can lead to reduced material costs.

As used herein, the term "cuff" includes foot cuffs comprising barrier cuffs, sealing cuffs, combinations and variations thereof; transverse barriers and barriers and pockets / spacers; side parts; as well as waist, cuffs containing waist flaps, waist bands, waist fastenings and unitary waist fastenings / bands and combinations of all or any of these cuffs.

it is important that the pn-to-rhole formulations described herein provide for protection and therapeutic use, including reduction of erythema and / or diaper rash, when transferred to the wearer's skin. The skin care composition may also act for both i.a. and z. _; In the case of abrasive skin in the area of the cuff, the skin of the cuff here contacts the wearer &apos; s skin, which, to a lesser extent, makes the skin more susceptible. In addition, a protective sheath on the wearer's skin can reduce the adherence of faecal materials to the skin, and the chimney is improved by easy cleaning.

As will be discussed below, the skin care compositions useful in the present invention also preferably also have a skin care composition.

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This profile is relatively non-movable and located on the cuffs at room temperature, is transferable at body temperature, and is still not completely liquid under extreme storage conditions. In such embodiments, it is already achievable. Lku care needed less skin care composition (mixture). In addition, special barrier or packaging materials are not required to package these treated products of the present invention.

In one preferred embodiment, the absorbent article of the present invention comprises a skin care composition disposed on (applied or movable) the cuffs and the topsheet. Applicants have found that these preferred products increase the transfer of the composition to the wearer's skin, providing water to the increased therapeutic and / or protective benefits discussed herein. In this regard, the increased transmission will be realized as increased skin coverage (i.e. skin area) and / or many of the composition transferred to the skin area.

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Giant. Shows a plan view of an embodiment of a disposable diaper of the present invention having cut away portions to illustrate the underlying structure.

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Giant. 4 is a perspective view of a disposable diaper of the present invention.

Giant. 5 is a schematic diagram of a preferred process for applying the composition (s) of the present invention to diaper barrier cuffs.

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Giant. 6 illustrates a schematic and alternative process for applying the composition (composition) of the present invention to diaper barrier cuffs.

Giant. 7 is a partial cross-sectional view of an alternative embodiment of the present invention.

Giant. 8 is a cross-sectional view of another alternative embodiment of the present invention.

Giant. 9 is a cross-sectional plan view of yet another alternative embodiment of the present invention.

Giant. 10 is a partial cross-sectional view of yet another alternative embodiment of the present invention.

Giant. 11 is a partial coronal view showing the sanitary napkin of the present invention and panties in place on the wearer.

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As used herein, the term encompassing (or comprising) means that various components, ingredients, or steps may be used together in the practice of this invention. Accordingly, the term encompassing it comprises more narrower terms consisting essentially of and consisting of.

As used herein, the term skin care composition refers to any composition (compound, mixture) which may be transferred from a product to the wearer's skin. The therapeutic materials (therapeutic; and / or protective benefit) will be discussed below.

All percentages, ratios and proportions used herein are by weight unless otherwise specified.

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A) Absorbent article

As used herein, the term absorbent article refers to those devices that absorb and contain body exudates, and more particularly, to devices that are placed against the wearer's skin to absorb and retain the various exudates excreted by the body. The term "disposable" is used throughout this material to describe absorbent articles which are not intended to be laundered or otherwise restored to their original state or used as an absorbent article after a single use. Examples of disposable absorbent articles include feminine hygiene products such as sanitary panties, sanitary napkins and panty liners, diapers, incontinence products such as panties or garments, diaper liners, diaper holders, diaper stretches, training pants, and so on. .o ..jvzk? Disposable absorbent articles typically include a chassis (or containment assembly) comprising an outer cover layer comprising a liquid pervious topsheet and a liquid impermeable backsheet reminiscent of the topsheet of an absorbent core encapsulated within the outer cover layer, spaced between the torque layer at the mine. layer.

¹ o .ό [io τ a 'ou ¹ u bs ui pc π: v / w aiei i. Chastity, the individual layers of these components have two major surfaces (equal to the surface species, hand-woven or rotated) As used herein, the plurality of garments (also referred to as the body contacting surface or skin contacting surface) means the surface of the article or article which is intended to be worn toward or near the skin. the body of the wearer while the garment surface is on the opposite side and is intended to be worn with its orientation towards the wearer's undergarment components.

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generally discusses absorbent core, topsheet, and backsheet materials useful in disposable absorbent articles. It is to be understood that this overall description applies to those components of the particular absorbent articles shown in Figs. 1-1 and hereinafter described, in addition to those of the other disposable absorbent articles generally described herein.

It is generally absorbent. a core capable of absorbing or retaining fluids (e.g., menses, urine and / or other body exudates). The absorbent core is preferably compressible, adaptable and non-irritating to the wearer's skin. The absorbent core can be manufactured in a wide variety of sizes and shapes (e.g., rectangular, sheepskin, hourglass, T-shaped, dog-bone, or S γΓΓ'Λ3 Ϊ.-t C ίίθCI 1. ·. In accordance with the invention, the absorbent core may comprise any of a wide range of liquid-reflecting materials, heavily pensitized. in absorbent articles such as pulverized wood pulp, which is generally referred to as airfeit.Examples of other suitable absorbent materials for use in ibsoroen im

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uo crimped polyester fibers; rose moss; tissue · containing oasis of tissue paper and fabric laminates; absorbent foams; absorbent sponges; superabsorbent polymers; absorbent gelling materials; or any equivalent material, combinations of such materials, or mixtures thereof.

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The arrangement and assembly of the absorbent core may also be varied (for example, the absorbent core may have different weight zones and / or profile to be thicker in the center; hydrophilic gradients; gradients of the absorbent member (composite), for example, superabsorbent gradients; average density and lower average basis weight of the base, e.g., receiving zones, or may comprise one or more layers or structures). However, the total absorbent capacity of the absorbent core should be compatible with the intended absorbent absorbent load of the article. Further, the size and absorbent capacity of the sc to accommodate the cores may vary by varying the use of diapers, incontinence pads, training pants, panty liners, normal sanitary napkins and night sanitary napkins, and abv adapted to its wearers ranging from infants, to adults.

The absorbent core may comprise. as well as other absorbent components that are often used in absorbent articles, for example, a dust layer, a wicking or acquisition layer (fluid shock control layer), or a secondary topsheet to enhance the wearer's comfort.

The topsheet is preferably conformable, soft feeling and non-irritating to the wearer's skin. Next, the top

the layer is permeable fluids, at least in certain areas, and Dovo., one at the eye ^of about T * and the rn (eg, kidc mer.sosu - and / or mo (mm) mmrm pr orn kal your t. o ušfkou. Suitable upper layer rnůže oýt not cane materi and ly (for example, nonwoven st . ruktura z v 1 a k e n) including cannon boiling; vch r (Woven materials; p o! yme rové ma z e r -i a. y the lever is perforated molded thermoplastic ekč- folie , perforated

plastic films and hydropharmated thermoplastic films, porous foams, reticulated foams, reticulated thermoplastic films, and thermoplastic materials. Suitable woven and nonwoven to "to" · to "to" "in" to "" And the materials may be composed of natural fibers (for example, wood or cotton fibers), synthetic fibers (for example, polymer fibers such as polyester, polypropylene or polyethylene fibers), two-component fibers, native and artificial fibers. When the heat layer comprises a nonwoven web, the web can be manufactured by a variety of known techniques. For example, the structure may be nonwoven, carded, wet applied, meltblown, hydro-knitted, a combination of the above, or the like.

The backsheet is preferably liquid impervious (e.g., menses and / or urine), at least to the crotch region of the absorbent article, and is preferably made of a thin plastic film, although other flexible liquid impervious materials may also be used. As used herein in this material, the term flexible refers to those materials that are compliant and easy to conform to the contours (contours) of the human refraction to provide the appropriate exudates to the absorbent core. , they wet the thing ýrobkern iako are prosrěraoja, adapting to the overall shape of the body. The backsheet prevents absorbed and retained contact with the absorbent pits

’T 1 underwear. The backsheet may thus comprise a nonwoven, a polymeric sheet such as polyethylene or polypropylene, or comprise a thermoplastic woven or plastic sheet having a composite material and a non-woven fabric.

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Terre with a thickness of about 0.0.12 mm (0.5 mils) to about mm (2.0 mils). Exemplary polyethylene films are manufactured by Oiopay Corporation of O. Ricinnati under the brand name 1018-1.401 and Tredeqar Film Productions of Hautc, Tndiana under the designation XP-39385. The backsheet is preferably embossed and / or matte finished to provide a more fabric appearance. Longer, the backsheet may allow the vapor from the absorbent core to clink (i.e., the backsheet is breathable) while still preventing the exudates from passing through the backsheet. (An example of a breathable backsheet suitable for use herein is described in patent JS 5,571,096 entitled "Absorbent Article With Breathable Side Parts", issued to Dobran, Davis and Weirich on November 5, 1996, incorporated herein by reference) . The size of the particular backsheet is dictated by the size of the absorbent core and the exact pattern of the chosen embodiment of the absorbent article.

The backsheet and the topsheet are positioned adjacent the garment surface and the body surface, respectively, of the absorbent core. The absorbent core is preferably bonded to the topsheet, the backsheet, or both, by any means known in the art, to the attachment of means such as those well known in the art. However, embodiments of the invention are contemplated in which portions of the entire absorbent core are unattached to either the topsheet, the backsheet, and the backsheet.

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The backing layer and / or the topsheet may be affixed to the absorbent radiation or to each other by means of a scattered, continuous layer / adhesive, patterned adhesive layer, readily assembling the adhesive into separate lines, spirals or dots. Adhesives manufactured by the H.E.ijutr Company oz ar. Madam, Minnesota, the furnace is set up. II.- IzhK or Li-CO ti. Trio Enclosure Area Preferred / 3 986 issued by Minete! ov i ot al. dated patent. An exemplary fastener network attachment means comprises several lines of adhesive fibers flowing into a spiral pattern as disclosed by the apparatus and method disclosed in U.S. Pat. Sprague, Jr., of »· ·» »* · I to« l · «4« 4 «9 · ·

October 7, 1,975; '5S 4,755,996, issued to Zwieker, et al. on Nov. 22, 1978; and U.S. Patent 4,842,666, issued to Werenicz on June 27, 1989. Each of these patents is incorporated herein by reference. Alternatively, these anrnoves may be pressurized thermal joints

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They could be. treated cuffs (the term treated cuffs are used herein to refer to cuffs having one or more skin care compositions thereon) are diapers. As used herein, the term diaper ”refers to an absorbent article generally worn by infants or iricontinents and worn around the lower torsion. In other words, the term diaper includes training pants, adult incontinence devices, and the like. The present invention is also applicable to other types of disposable articles such as sanitary napkins and panty liners that comprise cuffs.

Giant. 1 is a plan view of the diaper 20 of the present invention in a very flattened, uncoagulated state (i.e., with all contraction-inducing material pulled out), with the portions of the Crrnkmjra that you wear with the body of your diaper; e. The grain of the diaper 20 is correlated to the viewer so that it is within the time. diaper .20, reverse direction! FIG. 1 as

The diaper 20 is the central waist region 22, the rear waist region region 24, the crotch region. 26, and a circumference which is tinned by the outer edges of the diaper, wherein the longitudinal edges are designated as 30 and the end edges are designated as 32. The knee 20 additionally has a transverse axis designated as 34 and a longitudinal axis designated as

The diaper 20 comprises an assembly (chassis) comprising (i) an outer shell layer comprising a liquid pervious topsheet, a layer 36 and a liquid impermeable backsheet 42, and (ii) an absorbent core 44 having side edges 46; a fastening system comprising a fire stowing portion p and s; ι / ρ u t o o y upev upev S S pS; sealing collars 56, each comprising a side flap 56 and a keyed elastic portion 60; barrier cuffs 62 comprising a portion of barrier cuff 63 having a proximal (proximal body) edge 64, a distal edge (more distal) 66, and an end 74; and a spacer means as a spacer elastic portion 76 for positioning the distal edge 66 from the topsheet. In addition, the diaper 20 includes closure portions 76 for fastening the closure ends 74 of each barrier cuff 62. While the diaper components may be assembled in a variety of well known assemblies, a preferred diaper assembly is generally described in U.S. Patent 4,695,278, issued September 1987, and this paten is zae zaerace va r.

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invention me layer 36 and bottom layer 42 i sou coextensive and have. length and width dimensions o Sikově Greater than has an absorbent core 4 4. The topsheet 3b jc spečena 3 cd overlap on bottom incl s t vu 42, thereby forming diaper circumference 20 May the knee 20 has p. central . and back waist 2 a 24,

extending from the end edges 32 of the diaper circumference towards the axis and Lrcir; ,_O. tasove oítLciS; i zarmu i 'oas' which, when worn, surrounds the wearer's waist. The rococo region 26 is that part of the arm 20 between the waist regions and includes that portion of the diaper 20 that the pistol 20 is worn on, is positioned between the wearer's legs and covers its lower torso.

As shown in FIG. 1, a skin care composition 72 is provided on each barrier cuff 62, the composition being a composition. it is preferably disposed on the body surface of the barrier cuff so that the skin care composition can be readily transferred to the wearer's skin when worn. In the illustrated embodiment, the skin care means 72 is disposed adjacent the distal edge 66, preferably at least in the crotch region 26. More preferably, the skin care means 72 is disposed on the distal edge 66. The barrier cuffs 62 most preferably comprise disposed thereon. one or more strips of skin care composition 72. In a rendition, the skin care composition 72 is disposed only on a portion of the barrier cuff 62. For certain skin care compositions, it is preferred to avoid application of the skin care composition. the skin on portions of the barrier cuff adjacent the end of the large elastic portions to ensure that there is no elastic creep due to the interaction of the skin care composition and the adhesive. As shown in FIG. 1, in a preferred embodiment, the skin care composition 72 is not adjacent the end of the discontinuous elastic portion 76 of the waist region (although it may also not be disposed adjacent the front waist region.) Alternatively, an adhesive compatible with the composition may be used. skin care, so that the placement of the care product terminated in the skin on the skin is limited by part. The pressure was discussed by the skin care product on the liner of the barrier cuff and allowed to &quot; passing through to the body surface so as to increase the hydrophilicity of the barrier cuffs as well as being arranged on the body facing surface to provide ball care benefits, the skin care composition may be applied to other parts of the barrier cuff, Barrier • * 1 · vv · »0 · 0 0 0 0

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The diaper 20 shown in FIG. 2, it has a garment surface 86 and a body surface 64, an opposed garment surface 6 6. The body surface 84 of the diaper 20 is that portion thereof that is positioned adjacent the wearer's body during use (ie, the body surface 84 is generally formed at least a portion of said topsheet 38 and other components including those that may be attached to the topsheet 38). The garment surface 66 includes that portion of the diaper 20 that is positioned when worn away from the wearer's body (i.e., the garment surface 86 is generally formed by at least a portion of the backsheet 42 and other components including the backsheet 42).

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2 in FIG. x and shows sesteni ρ fiefs in the back waist area 24 diapers 20 (should be understood that build the diaper in front passport areas 2 2 is in poa equally identical, se sestavenIm in the back waist ob bast. i 24 . Absorbent. core include 1e and b s o r p nn 1 v r s t vu 48 than yeah illustrated as completely them coated with layers t. kaniva 50 a 52. Absorbent core 4 4 ji e u s p - dangled between the top layer 38 and a backsheet 42; put top layer 3, so in CD layer 4 2 stretch behind 38. Beside self built p lochy upper .3 8 and lower layers. layers 42 > so i, k sohč sočila . pripoíeny preferably part 68 po j e n i flaps such as adhei ivurn. In a preferred embodiment, ki opové el ast. ical part. i nepr Otobují do rear waist area

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The barrier cuff 62 is illustrated as comprising a separate tee element, a portion of the barrier cuff attached to the topsheet 38; the proximal (proximal) edge 64 is formed by securing the barrier cuff portion 63 to the topsheet 36 through the proximal attachment portion 92. The garment surface 68 of the barrier cuff 62 (also referred to as the center or inner surface of the barrier cuff) is secured to the body surface 40 Thus, the distal edge 66 is closed (ie, not spaced out from the surface to the body 40). It should be noted that the spacing elastic portion is not disposed in this region because the distal edge 66 is not designed to was spaced from surface to body 40 in the waist region. Thus, the barrier cuff 62 is neither open nor ready to limit the flow of body exudates in this region. In this particular embodiment, the skin care composition is also preferably not provided on the barrier cuff in the back waist region.

Giant. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view taken along line 33 in FIG. 1 and illustrates a crotch assembly in the crotch region 26 as shaped prior to fit onto a wearer (i.e., the diaper 20 is resilient to elastic contraction). The absorbent core 44 comprises an absorbent layer 44, which is shown to be completely encapsulated by layers 50, 52. The absorbent core 44 is disposed between the topsheet 38 and the backsheet 42; both the topsheet 38 and the backsheet 42 extend beyond the side edge 46 of the absorbent core 44 to define a side flap and h. The layers of the layer 3t are arranged adjacent to each other and the mating layers 42 are preferably joined together when they are joined together. 88 attach flaps as not aouezivum. The topsheet 38 and the backsheet 42 also enclose the flap elastic portions 60 adjacent the longitudinal edge 30. These kiopic elastic portions 60 are fastened in the top and bottom layers of the flap side flap 58, preferably the elastic fastening portions 90.

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The sealing cuff has a body-facing surface when the diaper facing the body-facing skin-facing surface is worn, and a garment surface 59, 57. The barrier cuff 62 is cuffs to the topsheet of the fastening portion 92.

shown as being formed by attaching a separate member, the barrier cuff portion 63, to the topsheet 38, preferably between the flap elastic portions 60 and the side edge 46 of the absorbent core 44. The proximal (proximal) edge 64 of the barrier cuff 62 is formed by attaching a portion 63 of the barrier 38 via a proximal spacer elastic portion 76 is encased in a particular tunnel that is formed when the end of the barrier cuff portion 63 is folded back on itself;

the spacer elastic portion 76 is mounted in the tunnel

elastic in singer; whose parts 94. Distal ochr and j 6 6 barrier cuffs Yippee deployed from surface) í bodies 40 e i a s :. i c k o i and don't be crayfish activities e 1 as ticical parts 7 6. Barrier cuff 62 jc shown as when spoken to be restricted, detention and sustained r ě i exudates, until it is ρ 1 e n a 20 May taken off nos i f e l e. For: the skin care center 72 is shown to Oor. 3 as usp ^! 0 Fï ' Oaiiý on the surface k t 1 u 7 0 bar i éi : ’’

of the cuff 62 (barrier cuff portion 63) so that the skin care composition 72 can be transferred to the skin during wear.

The diapers of the present invention may have. many well-known arrangements, with their absorbent cores due to

mi Tomuto .; invention. Ex ship arrangements f drowning .SU Ί O in general a2 · -to ohm, h / mmrj ý duo i hunt: 14. loch: '0! ^r ·. r. and pa cen t db 5 151 092, published by Buel 1 ovi et. al. September 29, 1992, pa ten t. db 5 SOO 411, issued for i lease et a 1 .. on 3. ρ ΓΟ c? ί iiC o 1996; db 5 5 6 9 2132, published prc &gt; ikoe et al. 29. it says, 1996; and patent. No. 5,569,234, issued for Bucel la ct al. on 2 9 ř r i n a Each of these patents Lu is incorporated by reference.

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The diaper assembly is shown in the drawings as comprising a diaper main body portion (retention assembly). The assembly comprises at least an absorbent core and preferably an outer skin layer comprising a topsheet and a backsheet. When the absorbent article comprises a separate holder and cover, the assembly generally comprises a holder and cover (ie, the set comprises one or more layers of material to define the holder, while the cover comprises an absorbent composite such as a topsheet, backsheet, and absorbent core). this assembly includes a diaper main structure with other added adjustments to form a composite diaper structure, hence the diaper assembly includes a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent.

a topsheet 38 which is particularly suitable for use. In the diaper 20, it is carded and thermally bonded by means well known to those skilled in the art of fabric technology. A satisfactory topsheet for the present invention comprises staple-length polypropylene fibers having a yarn weight unit of about 2.2. As used herein, the term staple-length fibers refers to those fibers having a length of at least 15.9 forces (0.625 inches). Preferably, the topsheet has a basis weight of from about 14 to about 25 grams per square meter. A suitable topsheet is manufactured by Veratec, Inc., Pí vision of laternatzón i ;; Marking Pnei.Zaná Vnikonu with areal · ^1. ! &lt; tb &gt;&lt; tb &gt; ______________________________________ &lt; tb &gt;&lt; tb &gt; ______________________________________ &lt; tb &gt;&lt; tb &gt;&lt; tb &gt;

The topsheet 38 of the diaper 20 is preferably made of a hydrophilic material to promote rapid transfer of fluids (e.g., urine) through the topsheet. If the topsheet is made of a hydrophobic material, it is preferred to have a hydrophobic material

Τ '' ·. ? 7 facing the body of the topsheet or its treated so as to be hydrophilic so that the fluids pass through the rnr layer more quickly

To reduce the likelihood, the body products will flow from the topsheet rather than being drawn through the topsheet and absorbed by the absorbent core. The topsheet may be rendered hydrophilic by treating it with an active surfactant. Suitable methods of treating the topsheet with the agent include spraying the material with the agent and immersing the material in the agent. This treatment and hydrophilicity are discussed in more detail in U.S. Pat. No. 4,988,344 entitled

Absorbent Articles with Multiple Absorbent Layers, issued to Reisinc et al. on Jan. 29, 1991, and a patent. U.S. Pat. No. 4,988,345, issued to Reising, entitled Absorbent Articles With Absorbent Absorbent Cores. on January 29, 1991, both incorporated herein by reference.

In a particularly preferred embodiment as described herein, the topsheet of the absorbent article will also be worn thereon

arranged middle (mixture) for skin care three positive oset řené the top layer are described in U.S. Pat 5 64 3 3 8 7, with riázvorn ,, ' ^J ! e τ ia ma _i ret. the upper layer with the composition surface treatment issued for Roo, Rake.se, and Werner of the day July 1

997; U.S. Pat. No. 5,635,191 entitled & quot ^; Diaper having a topsheet treated with a composition comprising polysiioxane grains zeovau so ^; which are here taném! oro Roe and dackay on 3rd zaztíý incorporated reference.

June 1595

dcaávání them bddv.n · m sos from the center mr-z ptd'-o-U; eye pumice) provided aosorption ( products having i cd) such treated top screws 'are PPE 3 á r! y at 0 -j '. G Γ) u 0 in ó uu application serial number 08/926 532 (Case P to G 6823), p called "Method p ^v 'o maintenance of CR ep.šován i skin health, released for Rídera et al., Filed September 10th 1997; in patent US application serial number 08/926 533 ívtr P & G 6822), p I invite "Zpsjsob

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Skin Condition Improvement ”, issued to VanRijswick et al., filed September 10, 1997; U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 03 / 908,657 (P & G) 5494CR) entitled &quot; Diaper with a Top Coated Surfactant &quot; issued to Roe et al., filed Aug. 6, 1997; each of which is incorporated herein by reference. As discussed above, the skin care composition arranged on both the cuffs and the topsheet will facilitate the transfer of the composition to a larger portion of the skin, in terms of surface area, in relation only to the treatment of the cuffs. In addition, application to both components may allow delivery of a greater amount of skin care composition to a given area], the wearer, and / or delivery of a skin care composition with a different composition for different skin benefits.

In a preferred embodiment of the diaper as described herein, the backsheet 42 has a modified hourglass shape extending beyond the absorbent core around the entire periphery of the diaper. The backsheet is preferably a soft laminate of the fabric of the structure comprising an optionally apertured, polymeric TT: 0 polymeric material and a retention layer. Pa k o · v a y c n a t c 1. i u bottom, the layer is detailed ']! described in U.S. Patent 5,571,096 issued to Dobn et al. on November 5, 1996, incorporated herein by reference.

The absorbent core 44 may be of any size or shape compatible with the diaper 20. One preferred 20 has an asymmetric T-shaped eyelid 44 having ears in the ural of the axial but generally rectangular region. Pressure absorbent with:. The absorbent core of the present invention, the embodiment of an atn-modified diaper in the second time and coexistence, has reached a wide range.

and commercial specification is described in the patent No. 6,610,676,

Absorbent articles cores, called High Density Absorbent Structures, released

Wei.Sman et al. on Sep. 9, 1986; U.S. Patent 4,673,402 entitled Absorbent Products and Double Layered issued to Weismar et al. al. on June 16, 1967; U.S. Patent 4,888,231, entitled Dust Layer Absorbent Core, issued to Angstadt on December 19, 1989; Patent Application EP 640 330, The Procter and Gamble Company, published March 30, 2002

995;

and oater

35, entitled

High density absorbent elements having lower density and lower basis weight acquisition zones, issued to Alcmany et al. on May 30, 1989. The absorbent core may further comprise a dual (dual) core system comprising a chemically stiffened fiber acquisition / distribution core positioned over the absorbent storage core as described in detail in U.S. Patent 5,234,423 entitled Absorbent Product. with an elastic waistband and increased absorbency, issued to Alcmany et al. on August 10, 1993, and patent. US 4

14 'cd nopm ”\ n; o .-- ί i -ι τ, ry \ o? H c? 'rz n _f in Km vy' jy, <. ;. i <.. · i 1 ii t_- U i. yv '..., her '00 K v issued to Young, LaVon and Melts of the Day y are incontinence,

September 15, 1993.

In a preferred embodiment, the diaper 20 comprises cuffs, each including a leg cuff comprising a barrier cuff 62 and / or a sealing cuff 56, for securing

All of these patents are incorporated herein

7.1 exhaled detainees, provide other body exudates. These cuffs enhance the containment of fluids and other body exudates and may be assembled in a variety of configurations.

The diaper 30 may also include cuffs including elastic waist features (shown), nose and nose.

k provided. more fitting position can be ^; deployed; yieny lanové ;;

also treated with some skin care product.

Each leg cuff may include several different forms to reduce leakage of body exudates in the leg regions. (These leg cuffs may and sometimes are also referred to as leg bands, side flaps, barrier cuffs, elastic leg cuffs, sealing cuffs or elastic cuffs). U.S. Patent 3,860,003, incorporated herein by reference, discloses a disposable diaper 20 that provides a leg opening with a side flap and one or more elastic portions to secure the elasticized leg cuff (sealing cuff). U.S. Pat. No. 4,909,803 entitled Absorbent Article With Elasticized Flaps, issued to Aziz et al.

et.

March, 1990, and incorporated herein by reference, discloses a disposable diaper 20 having erect elasticized flaps (barrier cuffs) to improve leg retention. U.S. Pat. No. 4,695,278 entitled &quot; Double Cuff Absorbent Article, issued to Lawson on September 22, 1987 and incorporated herein by reference, discloses a disposable diaper 20 having double cuffs comprising a sealing cuff and a barrier husband. Although each lacquered asthmatic cuff may be similarly configured to be similar to any of the aforementioned leg straps, side flaps, barrier cuffs, or elastic cuffs described above, it is preferred that each leg of the leg include barrier cuffs 62 and sealing cuffs. 56, as described in detail below.

Each barrier cuff 62 is an adaptive portion having a proximal (proximal to the body) edge 64, a distal (distal, distal from the body) 66, a garment surface 68 (also referred to as inner-inner, inner), and surface t. 70 (also if the surface is outwards, outwards). When the diaper oocazovany is disturbed, rvum; diapers and coating; orao_.u no orion. The body 70 is oriented towards the skin of the wearer. barrier husband 6z can oyt. It is made of a wide variety of materials such as polypropylene, polyester, rayon, nylon, foams, nonwovens, plastic loe i.e, formed foils and elastic foils or foams. A variety of manufacturing methods can be used to produce the barrier cuff.

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For example, the barrier cuff 62 may be woven, nonwoven, multi-woven, non-woven-melt-spun, multi-woven, carded, coated, laminated or the like. A preferred barrier cuff 62 comprises a polypropylene material containing no coating or active surfactant to render it impervious to liquids. Exemplary polypropylene fibrous nonwoven material is manufactured by Crown Zellerbach Company under the designation Celestra. A particularly preferred nonwoven material is a carded nonwoven material as available from PGI of Landi sville, New Jersey under the designation 62100. Alternatively, the material may be a nonwoven web supplied by Corovin GmbH of Peine, Germany under the designation MD300A. In addition, due to the hydrophobic skin care compositions used in the present invention, the barrier cuff may be made of a hydrophilic material and have a hydrophobic skin care composition arranged thereon to improve its barrier properties.

Jan is shown in FIG. 1 and 3, the barrier cuff 62, and more particularly the proximal (proximal to the body) edge 64 is disposed toward the urethra, preferably inwardly of the sealing cuff 16. The term "inwardly defined as the direction of direction, toward the centerline" (34 and 36, respectively) of the diaper, which is parallel to the respective edge of the diaper along which the sealing cuff is arranged. The barrier cuff 62 is disposed adjacent the sealing cuff 66 of the body compartments. arranged in the direction d <

Barrier cuff. 62 is preferably within the sealing cuff 56, so that the exudates, and in particular the loose fecal material, which is not readily absorbed and tends to float along the surface to the body 40, will contact the barrier cuff 62 before it can contact the sealing cuff 56. More preferably, the barrier cuff 62 is disposed between the kiop elastic portion 60 and the side edge 46 of the absorbent core 44 in the step region 26 of the diaper 20. ,

The proximal edge 64 and the distal edge 66 are spaced from each other and define the width of the barrier cuff 62. The proximal edge 64 and the distal edge 66 may be in a parallel, non-parallel, rectilinear or curvilinear relationship. In addition, the barrier cuff 62 may have a variety of different cross-sectional areas including a circular, square, rectangular, or any other shape as shown in FIG. The proximal edge 64 is preferably spaced from the distal edge 66 in a parallel and rectilinear relationship and provides a barrier cuff 62 _r having uniform widths.

A preferred embodiment of the diaper 20 shown in FIG. 2 and 3, it is provided with a barrier cuff 62 connected to the topsheet 3. The term "joined" includes any means for attaching the barrier cuff 62 to the diaper 20, and includes embodiments in which:

is a barrier cuff 62 separate element possessing proximal edge 64 directly or indirectly connected k norní layer 3h (i.e., i integral) or the rendition in which it is ba ri é rová cuff 62 z.e the same element of heaven materie 11 u 3 a k o i e topsheet 38, mp although for xi has ini. okrai 6 4 e continuous and

The lorema and cm r: collar cuff 62 can be a 1 ternat i.e. externally attached to the side key:

doin i, 1 2

2, the absorbent core 44, the topsheet or any combination of these or other diaper elements 20. In the preferred diaper 20, the barrier cuffs 62 are integral with the topsheet 36. The integral barrier cuff 62 is preferably framed by a strip of material, portion 63 of the barrier cuff that is attached. to the upper layer proximal (to the body fcfc fcfc fcfc closer fcfc fcfc closer), the distal (distal from the body) edge 66 is formed by folding the end of the barrier cuff portions 63 on itself.

The distal edge 66 is preferably arranged inwardly of the proximal edge 64 to provide a more effective obstacle to the exudate flow. The distal edges 66 are held inwardly of the proximal edges 64 by the closure portions 76 to prevent their reversal. Although the distal edges 66 may alternatively be arranged at other positions relative to the proximal edges 64, these positions are not preferred.

The distal rim 66 is preferably not attached to any other element in at least the crotch region 26 of the diaper 20, so that it may be spaced away from the surface to the body 40 of the topsheet 36. The distal rim 66 is preferably spaced from the surface to the body 40 to increase. Io retention of the product. As used herein, the term &quot; spaced &quot; includes embodiments in which the distal edges 66 may occupy one or more positions relative to the body-facing surface 40 of the topsheet 38, including sometimes occupying a position adjacent to the facing surface 40. The distance between the distal edge 66

to commission to the upper layer 4C · / 36 yo measured along the line drawn from distal edge 66 k nthe next part of the top layer 36 when j e distal mesh of 66 can walls so that it is located oo upper vrs you as far as you can only possible (i.e., v e 1 a s r i c < / downloaded position). Plus to the barrier cuffs leg aria, nolieii cuffs o.r i I frostbite zunu I o zu z, 1'e ^; from ¹ to ok ; m minni) t.ěsnleh rzmňrt 56. These i Drying cuff 5 6 are i j s o o e e thio o b v o d u ρ 1 e n y 2 0 ' preferably below. every hO along hétiO O Ask about 30 so, that sealing the cuffs 56 tend to pull and hold the diaper 20 against the legs of the wearer. Although the sealing sleeves 56 may

include any of a number of means well known in the diaper manufacturing technique, particularly preferred assembly.

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9 9

The 9 * 9 * 9 sealing cuff includes a flexible side flap 5b and a flap elastic portion 60 as described in detail in U.S. Patent No. 3,860,003 issued to Bueil on January 14, 1975 and incorporated herein by reference. In addition, a method and apparatus suitable for making a disposable diaper having elastic sealing cuffs 56 are described in U.S. Patent No. 4,081,301 entitled "Method and Apparatus for Continuously Attaching Fine, Stretched Elastic Slivers to Predetermined, Isolated Parts of Disposable Absorbent Articles" issued to Bueil on March 28, 1987 and incorporated herein by reference.

The side flap 56 should be highly flexible and thus retractable such that the flaps elastic portions 60 can take up the side flap 58 and provide a sealing flap 56 around the wearer's legs or waist. The side flaps 58 are preferably that portion of the diaper 20 that is between the periphery and the edges of the absorbent core 44. Thus, in a preferred embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG.

η are formed by stretching the backsheet 4.2 and the topsheet 38 from and along the edges of the absorbent core 46

4 diapers 20, a.

oon in the crotch region 26. Alternatively, as described in the patent

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003, side flaps rn;

be a separate oas

rét opové elastic ties 63 are connected ( harvest, walls i k side flap knock down him r AUívr. I'm glad that v normally n these kiopas elastic part L i 6 0 u n i η n o bočr.í kiopy 56. Lapel td. antique attached to lateral flaps 5 6 · v e las t..i. O

attached to the insertion assembly (topsheet, backsheet and / or absorbent core) or one of the side flap components may be a separate portion.

zře dnc _; freely functionally 5 8 in 1 part i. The grabber and the girder may be retractable in at least two ways. For example, the opaque elastic portion 60 may be stretched and secured to the side flaps 58 while the side flaps 58 are in an inadequate state. Alternatively, the side flaps 53 may be retracted, for example, by plunging, and the flaps elastic portions 60 may be attached to the retracted side flaps 58, while the flaps elastic portions 60 are in their non-relaxed or unstretched condition. Alternatively, the sealing sleeves may comprise a plurality of different elastically extensible structures such as elastic nonwoven structures or foams; stretch laminates such as those described in U.S. Patent No. 5,151,092 issued to Bueil et al. on September 29, 1992, a reference incorporated herein; and a structural elastic-like film (SELF) such as those described in U.S. Patent 5,518,801 issued to Chappelcvi et al. on May 21, 1996, and incorporated herein by reference.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the flaps elastic portions 60 extend substantially the entire length of the side flaps 58 in the crotch region 26 of the diaper 20. Alternatively, the flaps elastic portions may extend the entire panel to the diaper or any other length suitable to provide a sealing cuff. length of the diaper by making the diaper.

In the diaper 20 of FIG.

The elastic portions 60 are dictated

The adhesive elastic portions 60 should be fastened to the side flaps 58 by the elastic attachment portions 90. The elastic attachment portions 90 should be flexible and sufficient to retain the lapel elastic portion in its elastic attachment pulse anoro sustained by the side k1 opaque preferably

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am times., i dd here sco spiralj created waving ^f imo Aida Kinu., By y indley 25 li or ld. ndiey in him ýt. s i t i 1 t Specifically, some mixtures

For skin care, they may degrade the integrity of adhesive bonds, resulting in elastic creep and / or poor bonding efficiency. Adhesive that. has been found to be particularly effective at β Β Β Β

Β Β Β Β Β

Β Β Β Β Β Β

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ΒΒΒ Preventing creep elastics when applied to skin care products is Findley II9254. A more detailed description of the manner in which the flaps elastic portions 60 can be placed and secured to the diaper 20 can be found in U.S. Patent 4,253,461 issued to Strickiand and Vissoher on March 3, 1981, and U.S. Patent No. 4. No. 031,301, issued to Ruelle on March 28, 1987, both incorporated herein by reference.

One flaps elastic portion 60 that has been found suitable is an elastic strand made of natural bombs as available from the Easthampton Rubber Thread Company of Stewart, Va. Under the trademark L-900 Rubber Compound. Other suitable flap elastic portions 60 may be made of natural rubber, such as an elastic strip sold under the trademark Eulflex 9211 from Fulflex Company of Scotland, N.C. An exemplary elastic portion is a Lycra strand, as available from DuPont Co. of Waynsboro, Virginia, under the tradename Lycra-XA T-15I. The flap elastic portion 60 may also include any heat shrinking material well known in the art. Other suitable flap elastic portions 60 may include. wide range of materials which are well known in the art. including elastomeric polyurethanes.

In addition c, flap cd and f.i., f.a -.1 ..Z □; . iWi. ? :; -.7: 0, the muse meriir from as a

are in the given sochni foils, foils whose elastomericc h foams Part 60 they can b-j marrow, o r a s t mm (0.01 pal · m.d do

: i Lycra strands, mm (i., 0 Typewriter i. ec; t .1. opoveeiast j. ckccas; .i single strand of elastic material, or may include some or less or no par. or the flap elastic portions 60 may be rectilinear or curved, yet further, the flap elastic portions 60 may be attached to the diaper 20 in any of several ways well) This to this known in the art. For example, the kiopic elastic portions 6C may be. ultrasonic, heat / pressure sealed into the diaper 20 using a variety of bonding patterns, or the kiop elastic portion 60 can be simply glued to the diaper 20.

The cuff may also include an elastic waist feature such as an elasticized waistband (not shown) that may be. assembled in a number of different configurations, including those described in U.S. Patent No. 4,515,595, issued to Kievit et al. al. on May 7, 1965; U.S. Patent No. 5,026,364 issued to Robertson on June 25, 1991; and U.S. Patent No. 5,151,092 issued to Buell et al. on September 29, 992; each of these patents is incorporated herein by reference in which a skin care composition is provided therein.

The cuff may further comprise side panels which may be assembled in a plurality of configurations in which the skin care composition is disposed thereon. Examples of diapers with elastic side panels are described in U.S. Patent No. 4,857,067 issued to Wood et al. on Aug. 15, 1989; in U.S. Patent No. 4,381,781 issued to Sciaraffa et al. on May 3, 1,983;

in U8 Patent No. 4,938 / 53, issued for Van Gompel et al. d n e July 3 ± 990; in P ;and this here US r.- L 1 c _ 092, issued P ^r v Buerla et al. on 29. September . 19 92 ; in pa t.ent u U N No 5 5 8 0 411, issued to Nease et; ; C lne 3. pros i nce 1! 996; in patent u U0 No. 5,669,889, issued for LaVon et al . bottom September 23, 199 /; ri v oatont u 118 No. 5 569 , vyd and him p ro lem z el. and l. it / u * October 1996; which i are Z ', i all ny zao racova ny cdkazem. Z i varreUc. πόοιζο; m > - 3 -: · ff.fj / ·. f,. · .Z u ¹ y zu can · o; ,,, _

contain pockets for taking; j.Maintaining and containment of waste, spacers providing; empty spaces prc; waste materials, barriers to the movement of waste material stored in the product, compartments or voids that receive and contain waste materials stored in the foam or the like, or any combination thereof in which they are arranged

9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 composition (mixture) for skin care. Pockets and spacers for use in absorbent articles are disclosed in the patent

No. 514,121 issued to Roe et al.

me May 1996, entitled “A diaper having an expulsion spacer; U.S. Patent No. 5,171,236 issued to Drier et al. on December 15, 1992, entitled "Disposable Absorbent Product Having Absorbent Core Spacers; in a patent issued to Dreier on March 14, 1995 entitled &quot; Absorbent article having a pocket cuff; U.S. Patent No. 5,540,671, issued to Dreier on July 30, 1996, entitled &quot; Absorbent article having a pocket cuff with a toe; and PCT Application WO 93/25172, published December 3, 1993, entitled "Spacers for Use in Hygiene Absorbent Articles and Disposable Absorbent Articles Having

US o.

zařízení; and u;

No. 306,266, issued to Freeland on April 26, 1994. Examples of bulkheads or voids are described in U.S. Patent No. 4,968,312 entitled "Disposable Diaphragm Diaper Diaper, issued to Khan on November 6, 1990; U.S. Patent No. 4,990,147, issued to Freeland on February 5, 1991, entitled &quot; Absorbent Waste Matter Absorbent Product &quot; in U.S. Patent No. 5,062,840, issued to Holt et al.

on November 1991, I also invite standard diapers; v .enzu. No. 5,269 / 55 issued to Freeland et al. on 14 December · ' ⁷ t

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oonormz and absorption are described in the patent "Γϊ'Β Γ- o f B A products having he o

142, entitled &quot; Effective Transverse Distribution of Dreier et. aí. on September 10, 1996; in PCT patent WO 94/14395, entitled "Absorbent article having an upright transverse distribution, published on July 7, 1994 in the name of Freeland et. al .; and in U.S. Patent No. 5, "Absorbent Articles To The Height",

No. 653,703, entitled "Absorbent Article Having Angular Upwardly Transverse Distribution", issued to Roe et al. on August 5, 1997. All of the above patents are incorporated herein by reference.

Exemplary fastening systems 54 are disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 4,884,615 issued to Scripps on July 11,1969; U.S. Patent No. 4,894,060 issued to Nestegard on January 16, 1990; U.S. Patent No. 4,946,527, issued to Battree on August 7, 1990; in U.S. Patent No. 3,848,594, issued to Buell on

November 19, 1974; in U.S. Patent No. 4,963,140 issued to Robertson et al. on October 16, 1,990; U.S. Patent No. 4,662,787 issued to Hirotsu et al. on May 5, 198 '; and U.S. Patent No. 5,151,092 issued to Buell et al. on 29.

September, 1992; each of which is incorporated herein by reference. The skin care composition may be. arranged on one or both of the components of the fastening system to further enhance a healthy skin condition. For example, the skin care composition as described herein may be provided on the tape tabs to relieve the effects of the skin-rubbing tape tab.

Giant. 4 is a perspective view of the picna 20 in its elastic peeled position after being placed on the wearer. The topsheet 38 is shown as part of the face facing the body 20, the backsheet 42 is disposed away from the wearer, the sealing sleeves 56 are shown as gathered.

Obru 4). ^{l) the} linen 20 is known as the Inko currency of the cuff 62, the elongation of 1 and 10 secs to the cuff direction of the sealing cuffs. 56. Distal (further away from the body) 66

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As shown, it has been charged with a span solidified by spaced elastic portions (not shown) in the crotch region 12 &apos;. y 62 | ouO ^: J □ ΡΘ Vfl ό Π I ΓΪ ';

It is closed to give it a comfortable fit. It also prevents the barrier cuffs from turning, and for ease of insertion of the diaper. The skin care composition 72 is disposed on the body surface κ (applied to the body surface or applied to be movable on the body surface) of each barrier cuff 62 to be transferred to the wearer's skin to provide the skin benefit discussed herein.

The diaper 20 is mounted on its wearer by placing the back waist region 24 below the wearer's back and extending the remainder of the diaper 20 between the wearer's legs such that the front waist region 22 is positioned over the front of the person. The ends of the tape tab fasteners 54 are then preferably attached to the stoking member 55 and the diaper 20 closed. In this way, the barrier cuffs 62 should be arranged in the crotch region of the wearer and should provide the appropriate arrangement and function described herein. Once deployed, the distal edges 66 of the barrier cuff 62 extend through the groin areas and diverge upward along both wearer's buttocks. Neither the gray of the barrier cuffs 62 surrounds the wearer's thighs. However, the sealing collars 56 will surround the stern and create a sealing action against the thighs. The barrier cuffs 62 contact

pc to the eye you wear lc and transmits a more effective means of care skin 72 on η í for a purpose provision all or some described herein u ž and weaves for pok oz ku. Treated rnan žet y of the present invention they are also already t VuCfjé 'V t rén inzy ch ku Am: or or n a i a h o o o 1 o ·: P 1 (ý purple. AA ern  t r οι η i mm age Arnika iak sc pc in this I ;, i 1 tvza m? and; mAAA mz him, he rode; 11. ^AND : j v a r i o s L i a n V, pGiILX, i whose dAirma firmly meshed . (ϊ V f (Γ1 I p <i Ϊ7 il H , · - ·. 1 'in ory feet. Stage n metal ; panties are amistem y in rmA / ze iio no 3 and body help insertion. foot wearer /; into the foot holes and after 2 unutím Ol; 1ou getting married) t rénint ka1 tm t e k to the location

around the wearer's lower torso. Suitable training pants are disclosed in U.S. Patent No. 5 / 46,433, issued to Hass et al.

on September 21, 1993; in U.S. Patent 4,940,464 issued to Van Gompe.1 et al. on July 10, 1990; and U.S. Patent 5,092,361 issued to Nomura et al. on March 3, 1992, each incorporated herein by reference. The treated cuffs of the present invention are also applicable to absorbent articles that are a combination or hybrid of training pants and diapers as described in U.S. Patent No. 5,569,234 entitled Disposable Pants, issued to Buell and Carlin on October 29, 1996. , incorporated herein by reference.

Another disposable absorbent article for which the treated cuffs of the present invention are useful are incontinence products. The term incontinence product sc refers to liners, undergarments (liners held in position by a suspension system of the same type as a belt or the like), absorbent pads, additional devices for a greater capacity of absorbent articles, briefs, bed liners and the like, regardless of whether they are worn by adults or other. Suitable incontinence products are disclosed in U.S. Patent 4,253,461 issued to Strickand et al. on March 3, 1981; U.S. Patent Nos. 4,597,760 and 4,597,261 issued to Buell; the aforementioned U.S. Patent No. 4,704,115; U.S. Patent No. 4,909,302 issued to Ahr et al .; U.S. Patent No. 4,964,360 issued to Gpson et al

On October 23, 1990; WO 92/11830, the Procter 5 (1992); jsoj zoo

And PCT Gamole Company Patent Publication, each of which is incorporated by reference.

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part of the message / oz ^; A preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises a containment assembly (chassis) and attached thereto. The package, the treated cuff comprising (i) an outer cover layer comprising a portion of the topsheet 38 and a portion of the backsheet 41, and (ii) an absorbent core 44,

The cuffs each include a barrier cuff 762 and a sealing cuff 756. The barrier cuff 762 includes a separate cuff portion 763 having a flap portion 702 and a portion of the channel 704.

The flap portion 702 is formed by glazing a portion of the barrier cuff member 76 to the backsheet 42 adjacent the longitudinal edge 30 of the diaper by flap attachment portions 88 such as an adhesive; The leak-proof seal is formed by the flap fastening portions 68, the flap portion 68, and the backsheet 42 to provide protection against leakage of fluids leaking along the topsheet 38. The flap portion 7 02 and the backsheet 40 define the side flap 7 58 of the gasket 7. The flap elastic portions 760 are secured in the flap portion and the backsheet molded side flap 758 by the elastic attachment portions 90. The sealing cuff 756 is thereby formed by the side, the collar 758 and the flap elastic portions 760.

The portion of the channel 704 of the barrier cuff 762 is associated with the flap portion 7022 and has a proximal edge 64 and a distal edge 66. The proximal edge 64 is preferably formed inwardly of the sealing collar 756, more preferably the limit. a side edge 46 of the absorbent core and a flap elastic portion; the barrier cuff 763. proximal mounting time connection, so as to form proximáínihx okra j ^f 'ask her that as VA to Tiny

760, by attaching a segment portion of the backsheet 42 to the medium 92, such as a mechanical / pressure seal, resistant to leakage along ρ of the ivid, and to the layer 38 in order to plow. The diaper 20 is preferably disposed in the direction U '1-m' and 64, and is not attached to any of the filaments of the element 1 of the distal surface. is a portion of the barrier cuff to the next document 20. As shown in FIG. 7, preferably formed by folding the caps 763 back onto each other and attaching a portion thereof of the barrier cuff portion in the distal

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A fastening portion 96 for forming a particular tunnel. A spacing means, such as a spacing elastic portion 76, is enclosed within the tunnel; the spacer elastic portion 76 is secured in the barrier cuff 762 by elastic attachment portions 94. (As an alternative embodiment, to form a "stretch string" to the barrier cuff element, only the ends of the spacer elastic portion are attached such that the center segment of the elastic "floats" This tensile elastic is described in more detail in U.S. Patent 4,816,025, issued to Richardson on March 28, 1989, which is incorporated herein by reference. The distal edge 66 is thus spaced out from the surface to the body 40 of the topsheet. elastic parts'? 7.

In the illustrated embodiment, the topsheet 38 is disposed adjacent the surface of the body of the absorbent core 44 and extends beyond the side edge 64 of the absorbent core 44 but terminates inwardly of the proximal edge 64. (Alternatively, the topsheet may extend outward beyond the proximal a detailed description of the cuff assembly of this embodiment is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,797 4,544, an absorbent article having a leak-resistant, double cuff issued to Dragoo. on 3 January i 98 9, which is incorporated by reference.

Part lapels 702 is associated with part of the channel 7 04 a predominance le laugh fdATV VP; from prou imá lmA.no cvrvs r. O ¹ ' lociáiíoj 7 0 4 m rem κ p < Xlél nému even 30, before anus > s t e z r zVé.L neruj e kiv. 1 í 7 V tv that le fvwAzz t ; in rv 7 (.u-; z ) lower layers 2 and parts flaps 7 02. Although col and part. of glue 7 02 6h H Uj 't 5? é Π Θ S O O Ϊ i t ørn segrn znuen (part 1) s s 7 6 3 oarzérové cuffs v, časr_ lapels / 02 can be from h • runic na

a different piece of material fastened to the portion 704 of the barrier cuff 76. Thus, the portion of the flap 702 may have different physical properties, dimensions, and characteristics than the portion of the flap 702.

AA »A channel 7 04. For example, part of the flap 7 02 need not be. In addition, each of the barrier cuffs 762 may not have a flap portion so that the flap portion may be completely omitted. However, the flap portion is preferably hyorophobic, conformable, soft feeling and non-irritating to the wearer &apos; s skin as it contacts the wearer's legs when worn.

An effective amount of a skin care composition is provided on the cuff to provide the skin care benefit to the wearer. In order to deliver the skin care composition of the wearer during wear, it is preferable to arrange the skin care composition on those parts of the cuff that will contact the wearer's skin. Thus, the skin care composition may be arranged on both surfaces of the cuff, one neonate cuff, or on portions of one or both surfaces. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 7, the skin care composition may be arranged on a portion of the flap 702, a portion of the channel 704, or both. If the skin care composition is arranged on both the flap portion and the channel portion, the composition of the skin care composition disposed on each of them need not be the same. In fact, everyone can have a means for skin care different composition and properties to ensure our ^A different užit.ek. For example, the first skin care composition that renders a rash from p.lenck, irrationally arranged in a portion of the channel, while the other skin care composition, referred to on the Ol ttz, can provide a skin rash. rendition.

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The first care means is arranged on a portion of the channel, preferably on a rotated surface; the second skin care composition 721 is disposed on the flap portion ¹ , preferably on the body surface thereof; and a third care agent. 72 skin ¹¹ disposed on the topsheet, preferably on the body surface. The composition of each skin care composition need not be. same; however, in this particular embodiment, the composition is a care composition. about the same skin. The skin care composition is arranged at an effective time to transfer the skin care composition to the wearer's skin.

As shown in FIG. Ί, the skin care composition is preferably disposed on discrete (discreet) flap portions and channel portions. More preferably, the skin care composition is applied in one or more strips, most preferably the stripe (s) are flush with the surfaces that lie on the nut of the kiop elastic portion or the spacing elastic portion. The first means for the care of the body of the body of the body; and Zi and S U U O d S i d i U i O / t in a wide band (about 1.4 inches, i.e. 35.56 mm) extending from. the distal edge 66 toward the proximal (proximal body) edge. 64. The length of the strip extends along portions of a long, about cuff, length.

(6, 5 cm), i.e., that at the end of the discrepancy, the 776 (about 7, 7 of Da 1e) part of the member 763 of the barrier part in the front waist region does not have means for care afflicted 72. (See., e.g., example, Fig. 1). on delivery 7Qz klopv are a plurality of strips of the second care compositions ookeř _{Ki _:} t / -_

The skin care composition may be.

cuffs. When applied to the garment surface, the skin rinse aid article m acts mls hydroroerm porn to help block urine and / or faecal material flow through the uidsen ro- and barrier m. <

The skin care composition has also applied lacquer to move or move through the surface to the body portion of the barrier cuff, has been worn by the wearer ' s sock, and provided herein with lived skin.

The skin care composition may also be arranged on the topsheet to provide a different benefit or the same benefit as that applied to the barrier cuff. An example of a topsheet skin care composition is described in U.S. Patent No. 5,643,588 issued to Roe et al. on July 1, 1997, incorporated herein by reference.

Giant. 8 is a further, alternative embodiment of the treated cuff, in particular a breathable, treated elastic leg cuff of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 8, the diaper 830 includes an assembly (chassis) comprising an outer shell layer comprising a topsheet 38 and a bottom layer 42, and an absorbent core 44 encapsulated in the outer shell layer, preferably between the topsheet 38 and the backsheet 42. Foot cuffs 8 5 6 include side flap 858 and elastic part: 860. Leg cuff

856-is formatted as a single unit that is attached to the file. In this particular embodiment, the side flap 858 includes two cuff members, a first cuff member 802 interlocked to the topsheet 56, and a second cuff member 42 extending therethrough.

cufflink element 802 z ruhy Circles Ki! elastic parts 86 J, weir t sort or ooéma cuff ρ r v k t im k V ion / éu. Im out of sight: zen. zo . v a i: confirmation. : tor tor i u ie ^y : f ¹ im and o n o! i rcí. t ondenci zroma lov u pervious, but t. eki.it i nám nep r rendition each cuff rovy n urve) but they can be. use ity j i né perforated formed : .foli í. P

the cuffs are described in U. S. Patent No. 5,768,544

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604, attached to the backsheet with sides outward. The first limit element 804 encapsulates functionally contributed to the formation of the sealing collar.

imšij j _G vapor flow (orbits), t receives off | n fortress • abandoned). In this particular; include an unfamiliar structure; breathing materials, including a more detailed description of Patent Foot 4,636,207, issued to Buell on January 13, 1993, which patent is incorporated herein by reference.

The skin care composition may be provided on either the first cuff element, the second cuff element, or the collars. In a preferred embodiment, as shown in FIG. 8, the skin care composition 872 is disposed on the first cuff element 802, preferably on a body surface such that the skin care composition 872 can be readily transferred to the skin of the wearer when the leg cuff 856 is in contact with the skin. the bearer. The skin care composition is preferably applied in one or more strips, with this stripe or strips more preferably! aligned with faces that lie over the elastic portions. Alternatively, it may be. a skin care composition applied to the garment surface 808 of the first BOD cuff element or the second cuff element 804 and allowed to move or transmit, through appropriate tubers, to the surface 80-6 of the first cuff element 802 to provide benefit from the oozing care center, as well as providing leg cuffs sc uros and reduced care composition to the surveillance _t .. · s is applied to the elastic part. ia able to be transmitted through the AC and ŽET cr alternative embodiment may be replaced with the second cuff element for ·

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Maub y tangent rcd and t r v i i by moving prest red κ íddm to ^. : P layers of cells in nst (permeability of steam rot .νονοί. Mo pelu voun.1 pairs oro Přerov uranium uo proud cuff cos! R. V. I women at 1 h bridge belladonna can go wrong; evil and out * * ' redundant i rr, mrv. new diapers). 1

DC mob between m disturbing with normal, m skin. By providing moisture.i (breathing cuffs) the force leading to excessive hydration is reduced. This allows the moisture adjacent to the cyra socks to be removed, further improving the healthy skin condition more and more. the reduction provided by the skin care composition of the present invention alone. (Disposable absorbent fabrics, i.e., provide impaired oroti protection to excessive skin hydration because the skin care composition is disposed on the topsheet, increased skin ventilation as such providing increased breathability and superior (superior) fluid management performance are described in U.S. Patent Application Ser. 08/926 566 (Case PáG 6832Q), entitled 'Disposable Absorbent Articles Providing Skin Health Benefit, issued to F.lder et al., Filed

10 September 1997, incorporated herein by reference).

Giant. 9 is a plan view of another alternative embodiment of the present invention having separate side panel laminates, front side panels 902, and rear side panels 904 attached to the chassis (containment assembly). The extensible rear side panels 904 have multidirectional expansion provided by the first side panel 906 and the second side panel separately extending along the waist and leg panels of the diaper 920. The side panels and the diaper are described in more detail in OJ 5 '580 411. absorbent parts given to Nease et al. dr.o 5 Dec. 1,996, US Application Serial No. () 9. / 1 1 5 048, entitled &quot;

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OO cuff and is also an ion combination. The leg cuffs 920 of the chassis seal cuff 956 (the retainer 11 is engaged) and the leg edges 910 of the second side sections 906 and the front side lengths 902. Their legs include an elastic waistband 912

906 and front side panels 902.

In one embodiment, the retention assembly and the waist edge 914 of the first side panels may be formed

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144 4 «I • 444 4 4 parts or prostheses for the ρο'κοζκυ furnace applied side-by-side to any part thereof, on the sealing collar, on the elastic strip, or any combination thereof. For example, the skin care composition may be applied to the elastic waistband and portion of the waist edge of each first side panel and the front side panel. The skin care composition may be provided on each leg cuff including the seal cuff segment, the leg edge of the second side panel, and the leg edge of the front side panel. The skin care composition may thus provide a therapeutic or therapeutic treatment. a protective sheath for the wearer's legs. Alternatively, skin care compositions of varying compositions may be arranged on any combination or all of these cuffs. Another skin care composition may also be provided on the topsheet 38 as described herein. Jar. is shown in FIG. 10, the first skin care composition 972 is disposed on the first side panel 906 in multiple spirals in spirals, the washed skin care composition 972 ¹ is disposed on the second side panel 908 in the multiple strips in spirals, and a third skin care means 972 ¹¹ ie arranged on the front

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In the case of these skin care compositions, the skin care compositions may be the same and that the skin care compositions will have different compositions, each particular composition for use in the skin.

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Robert sonov i 2h. on June 1, 1991, this patent is here 99-99

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9999 99 ··· 9 9 (it should be noted that the invention is not limited to unitary waistband / waistband, but also includes waistband as shown in U.S. Patent 4,515,595, issued to Kevit and Osterhaq on May 7, 1985, as well as waist fasteners as described in U.S. Patent No. 4,738,677 issued to Foreman on April 19, 1988 and U.S. Patent No. 4,743,246 issued to Lawson on May 10, 1988, each of which is incorporated herein by reference. The waist closure / waistband 1002 is formed by a single piece of elastomeric material operably connected to the diaper 102 0. The outward portion 1004 is operably coupled to the waist flap 1058 in an elastically contractible state adjacent the end edge 32 of the waist fastening diaper 1020 (not shown). such as ultrasound connections make it

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1006 yeah associated with the outer part of 1004 and has proximal (body width) and a distal edge 1064 (remotely ^-) o fe feminist injury.

The proximal edge 1064 of the inner portion 1006 is formed inwardly of the end edge 32 of the diaper 10, preferably between the waist edge 47 of the absorbent core 44 and the outer portion 1 004, and the flap 1058 by the attachment portion; an inner target 1006 (topsheet 38) closer to the body (not shown) as an adhesive to form a seal along the proximal edge 1064. The distal edges 1066 are aligned toward the tail:

no inner portion 100 may be spaced away from the surface to the ears 40 of the topsheet 38 to form a waist closure 1062 (barrier cuff). In the depicted embodiment, a single piece of material serves as an elastic oasis · in the belt; · ¹ (waist iUob as well as waist closure 1062 (barrier cuff). This single piece of material is referred to herein as a unitary waist furnace to l. aoovvch * · «k · ti •» · · <

The waistband (waistband) improves the fit of the diaper around the wearer and slows the leakage from the waist area while reducing the waistband, restraining the waistband. and maintains body exudates within the diaper. However, it should be noted that both the waist and the waist closure of the mono are formed by separate elements.

In the illustrated embodiment, the skin care composition may be disposed on the inner portion, the outer portion, or the collar. Thus, the skin care composition may be applied to the waist closure or waistband. The skin care composition is preferably applied to the body surface of the unitary waist closure / waistband such that it wears and wears on the wearer's skin when worn. As shown in FIG. 10, the skin care composition 1072 is preferably arranged in one or more strips on the body surface 1070 of the unit waist closure / waistband, more preferably adjacent the distal edge 1066 of the waist closure 1062 and in the waistband of the closure a pc

.036. In order to increase: iv: hydrophobicity p ri 3 O resource for care po k the skin can be. means for DéČ

alternatively, the skin is applied to the garment surface to allow it to move or transfer to the body and surface to provide a hydrophobic coating that helps slow fluid flow while allowing the fluid to flow over the skin and is easily transported on the wearer's skin. In addition, for the skin of the morning with the lower skin.

are feminine hygiene products such as sanitary napkins, and male sanitary articles are described in U.S. Patent No. 5,226,146 issued to Swanson et al. bottom 3 December 1983; US patent lips κ 16, Vat edition;

ia on 2 /. US Patent No. 4,687,478, issued to Van Tilburg on August 18, 1999. 9,999,999,999,999,999,999,999. 9 9 · 9 · * 9 99 9 99 99 August 1990; U.S. Patent No. 5,009,653, issued to Osborn III. on July 23, 1991; U.S. Patent No. 5,267,992, issued to Van Tilburg on December 7, 1993; U.S. Patent No. 5,369,094, issued to Lavash et al. on February 14, 1995; U.S. Patent No. 5,413,568 issued to Roada et al. on May 9, 1995; U.S. Patent No. 5,460,623, issued to Emenaker et al. on October 24, 1995; U.S. Patent No. 5,489,283 issued to Van Tilburg on Feb. 6, 1996; U.S. Patent No. 5,569,231 issued to Emenaker et. al. on Oct. 29, 1996; and U.S. Patent No. 5,620,430, issued to Bamberg on April 15,1997; each not incorporated here by reference.

Figure 11 shows a partial coronal view showing a portion of a sanitary napkin 1120 having a treated cuff of the present invention positioned worn in panties 1102 in place on the wearer. A more detailed description of a sanitary napkin having a barrier cuff is found

U.S. Pat No. 5,649,917 issued to R .obortse and Mancola on 'j 7' . July 1997, this patent is here incorporated by reference. •YEAH k ie is displayed on Giant 1.1, hygienic the insert 1120 includes C G rh.rá lni. ab sorption. an insert comprising, an upper layer 38, a lower layer v p štvu 42 u absorbent spring 44, loker 1G n'GG 1 ^r 1 k / f; and V Γ S t VO ri 3 5 and d o i n i layer 42; flap 1104 (commercially known as 'P _, 4_. ,. k. .brd í „. "Wings", stretching! se o o z o o o r o o o o t o t o o z paradise 1.130 central absorbent pads, each .1104 flap has U Γ-, i t u- ‘V. 'i r. -. · R- << _____ , -ix. -J .1 ---- 1. From 1:. . . ..... ,, _r , ..-. 1. ·. L . f_, -, m- ' _; 1 úb a druheu aces 1 1 e ⁱⁿ Ρύ.Ρύ! i 1 y. 1 0 5 ta k, of or; 3 P ·· 0 uviti o z Hovn in tn-ottottácri 1102 t lač 1 i: ´ opy 1 1 04 o h eh o o d r uhých OS f 108.ex.rbl.liry i 108 fitting g iroti. to the body, which he is on col. and vinegar uern with sheep icon wall to z adherence nerccsij; and oš the wiped cuff comprises a barrier cuff 16 (a barrier cuff) VS ostředek) na j i c z p o x i has i n 1 (z tel u b) the edge db! , r di stood her (from body 11), for z i has 1 η í rim 1 1 64 j <;

Attached to the insert (preferably in this embodiment, the flap 1104) is used to retain body orthudates.

The care composition 1172 is provided on each barrier cuff 62162 to provide the skin care benefits described herein. Although the skin care composition may be applied to the entire cuff, the surface of the cuff, or any portion thereof, in the illustrated embodiment, the skin care composition is applied in one or more strips per portion. the body surface of the barrier cuff 1162 preferably adjacent the distal edge 1166. In addition, in the illustrated embodiment is provided on each flap 1104 is also provided a second means (mixture) skincare 1172 ^first Third means for skincare 1172 ¹¹ is disposed on the topsheet 36. The second composition (mixture) for skin care 11/2 ¹ disposed on the flaps] 1.04 přednost.ně is arranged on those parts of the flaps which enter therein even when wearing contact with the wearer, typically a portion of the flaps adjacent the second axis of flexibility II 06. The second skin care means 1172 ¹ may be disposed between the first axis of flexibility / 1106 and the second axis of flexibility 1108 and / or between the second axis of flexibility 1111 and the edge. clones or obole. Product composition for skin care of ria depots Can be any ^Tr NME that

In the depicted embodiment, I have to push the skin arranged on the fmomie layer, the flaps of the rosette (blend) for the care of the skin. skin with a viral effect virus, preferably ferrite

Though. The most important factor in delivering is the most important factor when adding * fc • fcfc fcfc · · · fc • fc to fc fc · · I · · · fcfcfc • fc ·· fcfc the device is not used.

The function of the roaozau me.i ocskvtcva 'n rsn n c.

a fluid (for example, a relatively impermeable but vapor-permeable barrier) to prevent hyperhydration of the skin and exposure of the skin to materials contained in body exudates; abrasion minimizing function to reduce skin irritation in areas where the cuffs contact the wearer's skin; or contain devices that directly or indirectly benefit from skin care. For example, indirect benefits include the removal of skin irritants such as eecal or urine. The composition may take a variety of forms, including, but not limited to, emulsions, lotions, creams, ointments, balms, powders, suspensions, encapsulated substances, saws, and the like.

As used herein, the term effective or effective amount of a skin care composition (composition) refers to the amount of a particular composition that when applied or moves on a surface facing the body of a cuff will be effective in reducing mucus scuffing. this

:Ί <ΰί, Oθ l. J ^: skin of the supporter in areas _f where they contact the skin of the wearer, providing a protective barrier

a / n she delivers ¹ aání already it ku póČC 0 p o a c i., a u., a d y. occurs and Iodine and pr; ostředni ct i know ma n ž e t and / or reduction at 1n hundred i '1 ce i: O 0 k O C C Θ ud neone is stated lir atp description vzt and more e na us consultation and mixtures thereof skin care on given na z; jut i Ind. bu ^! y 1 i already i. icn ieo ¹ ! ed; snos ί a s ced a Ocd a v tcsavýcht. P ř today: i hi a 11 z t var u, dud: riri can't layer, effect quantity r · ^ · ' n.T. huCC ýf s ·: η'Γí ’ znviset no z.na that measure na oo n k n. n im ponči lowering d; my mixture. N i c mono, me m s t ed .. o company f e eye bakes and don't spoil it ; given to him and i o spon casl ei po v re ahu k Now the cuffs will preference pole. yboz, v. in razmez í oa as i Stuff mc i / oa: oo '^; (0.0078 mg / cm · ¹ ) eye 3 S. 8Q rnp / pa íeo ^; '(Id mg / cm 3, lect sharpening even from about. 1 mg / pallet ,. in '·' R o nq / ern ^- ) oo 3 S l · ή ^! u tiq / oc eC (6 mo / amd)

Preferably from about 4 to about ² mg / cm 2;

Mg / inch mg / inch R ng / on ;. These ranges have. the purpose and the skilled person will understand that the nature of the composition (mixture) will dictate the level that must be placed thereon to achieve the desired skin benefit, and these levels are detectable in the light of direct description by routine experimentation.

Although the level of skin care composition arranged on the cuffs is an important aspect of the present invention, more important is the amount of this composition transferred to the user during use of one or more treated cuffs. Although the desired level delivered to the skin to provide, desirable

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benefit b ude záv i set d · a degree to the nature of the instructor means, applicants they found out that can be supplied re 1. a t i v π e low i. 2 2? 0 V Ώ NO and still j c environment provided desirable effect on p > okoz ku. This is especially true for the preferred smčsí jako j S 0 u L y description fixed in the given and examples. Another one benefit chem z of this Decree 1. ezu is a controlled application i applied i; 01'Oio V. f '6 ^2. ' onu or ό peč; o moko Rkn κ supply of lower, • but effective in: mvii í required means. It is in rent rash with ί yp ... · .. \ y sporadic, manual application prost; thin care 0 ροκ a man who pc : what to do i./user often ί 1 ''. ] '· Ž / · --j it- with; u re · Outside ¹ ma t. Erua J. u , nor ez; sou ocfreon.

Excess materials, added manually, can adversely rim.

The soaked straightens the glass annually to the glass of many of the invention by providing an obstacle to the surface moisture. usu: vi ^- ; immunity í η u; i:. ,. who breathes the nose! i skin ;. Accordingly, the present invention allows for β mg / inch (0.007R mg / coat of arms) even more preferably. from transferring optimal amounts of the composition to the skin to maintain / improve its healthy state.

Considering the level of the sock care composition that is transferred to the wearer during use of one treated absorbent article worn for about 3 hours (typical daily wear time), especially for preferred skin care compositions such as those described in example 1, preferred is where at least about ΰ, ΰΐ mg / paied (0.0016 mg / M ^2), more preferably at least about 0,0b mg / inch (0.0078 mq / CMC) _of more preferably at least about 0, and mg / paiecd (0.016 mq / cmč)) of the composition was transferred to the skin at the time of three hours wear. Typically, the amount of composition delivered by one: treated article will be from about 0.01 mg / inch (0.0016 mg / err) to about 8 mg / inch (1.24 mg / orn '), more preferably from about 0.0b to 0.004 mg / inch. about 6 mn / psi (0.97 k / min) ₍ about 0.1 mg / pm ed (0.016 mg / cmú)) to mg / pai (0.78 mg / errf) ), worn i.

It is recognized that among the numerous materials useful in skin care compositions (compositions), in accordance with the present invention, those considered to be safe and effective skin care compositions, are non-toxic materials for use. here. These materials contain Category 7 active carriages.

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material ', ¹ ist.u active ingredient Kateaorie 111 and the sum set out in the Provisional final monograph on skin protection products sold over the counter for employed people, released by the US Federal Food and Druq Admmistration (EDA) (21 CFR § tic), which in currently represents: cellular derivatives of live yeast, aldioxa, aluminum acetate, microporous cellulose, tertiary tertiary (vitamin Ld, colloidal oat flour, cysteine hydrochloride, dexpantanol, peruvian balsam oil, protein hydrolysates, racemic methionine, vitamin A, sodium bicarbonate). It will be appreciated that one or more of these optional materials may be used in conjunction with other kits such as those described herein.

As will be discussed hereinafter, the skin care compositions useful in the present invention preferably have, although ni κ o 11 π ¹ jt π _r --λ '' Ti in ρ i 3. ί. 3? i ^'_ vv _R z is - LRI T i hv C · immobile and localized on the wearer-contacting surface (surface and bottom; cuffs PRZ after «thinner ones, and .I Espot has this composition will be transferable to the wearer at body temperature, about Preferably, these prostheses (mixtures) are easily transferred to the skin of the wearer by means of normal contact, movement of the wearer and / or body ( ^i.e., not substantially immobilized by the wearer). Preferably, the means is provided on the surface of the cuff by contacting the foot of the desired eye-wearer with the need to close it.

0- rl · necessary special barrier c; packaging materials.

In přednotVnim rendition -sou TNV-EJK / tm PJE ^f skin, there užidotčrié, and ui, s neoo sooner semisolid at 2O ^'J J, i.e. honor OKoiní temperature. It is understood that the tax composition (mixture) has a reoioqia typical of pseudopasic or pseudopasic or V ud í V V V _{A A A A A A A A A A A A} «• I • · * · 'li

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ITlOPCP IGC2. The fact that, although the composition contains primarily rigid components, it also contains some less significant textiles.

The compositions of the present invention have a zero shear viscosity between about 1.0 x 10 ^b cor.tipoise (viscous unit) and about 10 x 10 "centipoise. More preferably, the shear viscosity is between. about 5.0 x 10 ^fc centipoise and about 5.0 x 10 centipoise. As used herein, the term &quot; zero shear viscosity &quot; refers to viscosity measured at very low shear sizes (at about 1.0 sec using a plate and tapered viscometer (a suitable instrument is available from TA Instruments of New Castle, DE) such as Modem No. CS.L 100) A person skilled in the art will recognize that means other than high melting point components (ropes discussed below) can be used to provide comparable viscosities measured for these components. • The non-ion ion can be measured by extrapolating the size diagram. viscosity versus

voli shear bones for such sm-no s i, z -el. i bones srny ku B1 í.J b o p Γ i temperature about T0 ^? C. Preferred means are l at eye 1ové lepí O l. Θ 3 ΐ Θ ) 3 p O T j polo solid to sc minimize 1 iejich movement, t 1 cl '/ 1 f these smě s I preferably have an end point melting (100% te kut ina) over pvz c . , - - i 'Γ .. - 11 H ..ml mom. of mélz- mol 3 tyty ', tyty? i. J p.řec which may be ocular h o w) 11 o ž i e TO '' /. ' n and eg < mao, m La purely in Arizona, sounding a ;. i torno h i i u on FTorc t.x 'f ť d - o. . In particular, preferred mixtures of this V 'invention will be mil

the following orcTii:

· I * 9 9 9 99 99 999 99 999 99 999

Characteristics: preferred range: most preferably% fluid at

2-50 1.

I2O ^L and liquid at body temperature (37 ° C)

- 95

- 90 final melting point (0 ^U c)> 38

Because they are solid or semi-solid bcolBs, they prefer oros, ppsp. flow and enter, to a large degree, the absorbent product, to provide the desired therapeutic in normal outer compositions, do not tend to be undesirable locations, to provide

(.1 é frontal), protective i / nerve

KOTU or, on the other hand, less skin care products.

In order to increase immobilization of the preferred compositions, the viscosity of the composition should be as high as possible to prevent the cuffs from flowing into undesirable locations within the diaper. Unfortunately, in some

in cases of falls you can wider. v i. s k t 3; ^r ; d A: ‘Z f 'Zthu nose ί · O Bt in B-B: i. without zoraeo va t e1s kyeh prcTviemu eq novany 1 OL Κ ₇ ΒΘ 1 of you sustain nova 1y p 'moka mocha' i o o o r No tak vysz no: é to tt j did not hinder Suitable visk ožity pro these mixtures From about i to · about 5000 jeon

i t; y limit p> Ře n o p given ,,; i * 1 -j ... i ^,! - ^and - · J. .. - people byt dos F must and woman she:: ros t 1 high, that povrc 'bil to those u cuff , but přeno SB! • a. R ·. · · · · · · k c k k r i o s i. calf.

sc typically range. > viscosity flow (centipoise), preferably from about 5 to about 300 centipoise, more preferably from about 5 to about 300 centipoise;

rotary viscometer (suitable viscometer is available from Lab Line Instruments, Inc. of Meirose Park, IL, fact Mede4537). The viscometer is operated at 60 rpm and uses the spindle 2 number.

For mixtures intended to provide benefits from skin care is

Three, s b Z b.

One of the preservatives or softeners is to protect against moisture by the active ingredient in these mixtures. As the term emollient means a material herein, which or irritation, softens, soothes, softens, covers, lubricates, moisturizes, protects and / or cleans the skin (it will be understood that several of the active ingredients listed above are emollients such as this used). In a preferred embodiment, the emollients will have either a plastic or a liquid consistency at ambient temperatures, i.e. 20 ° C.

Exemplary emollients useful in the present invention include, but are not limited to, those based on petroleum, sucrose ester fatty acids, poly (ethylenol ycol) and derivatives thereof, wetting agents, fatty acid ester type, alkyl ethoxylate type, fatty acid ester fatty acid esters, fatty acid type, polysiloxane type, propylene glycol and a derivative thereof, and glycerin and its derivatives containing glyceride, acetoglycerides and ethoxylated fatty acid glycerides;

OC I waxes, fatty acids, fatty alcohol ethers having as little as 2 to 21 escape atoms in their form as stearic acid, propoxylate fatty fatty esters of rolyhydrosylalcohol and, rope derivatives, kaolin and derivatives thereof, any of the said skin care products, or especially The chain of alcohols, other lira and its above blends these softeners.

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44 ·· * · ♦

56 Suitable for oil based zmčkčcvadis content! you too hydrocarbons; mixtures of hydrocarbons, which have chain lengths from 16 to · 32 coal atoms. 2a JlOQE 2 rd l · C · Z Ti Ti θ Z ič _ O VOG 1 Κ V _t

having these chain lengths, they contain mineral oil (also known as liquid petroiatum; and pet rolatom (also known as mineral wax, yellow petrolatum and petrolatum). Mineral oils usually refer to less viscous mixtures of hydrocarbons having 16 to 20 carbon atoms. usually refers to more viscous mixtures of hydrocarbons having from 16 to 32 carbon atoms Mineral oil and petroate are particularly preferred plasticizers for the compositions (compositions) of the present invention.

Suitable fatty acid ester plasticizers include those derived from C ₁₂ -C 28 fatty acids, preferably C 1 -C 6 saturated fatty acids, and short chain monohydric alcohols (C 1 -C 6, preferably C 1 -C 3). Exemplary patterns of such esters include methyl palmitate, methyl stearate, 1 petroleum, 1-propylamine, i-propyl aurate, i-propyl myristate, ethylhexyl palmitate, and mixtures thereof

Suitable fatty acid ester plasticizers may also be derived from longer chain fatty alcohol esters (C 1 -C 7, preferably C 3 -C 8, and ω 3), and shorter chain fatty acids, for example, lactic acid such as lauryl lactate and cetyl lactate.

Suitable plasticizers alkyiového ethoxylate content type ⁴ s. C12-C22 fatty alcohol ethoxylates having an average grade selected from:

o t h o z 1 o t u other alcohol alcohol o mistake, cetyl and stcarviei him>

The moieties containing the myder blend have an average degree of ethoxylation ranging from about 2 to about 23. Cure patterns of the alkoxy alkyl ethoxylates include laureth-3 (lauryl ethoxylate having an average degree of ethoxylation of 3), lau.roth -23 (lauryl ethoxylate having an average degree of ethoxylation of 23), ceteth-10 (cetyl alcohol ethoxylate having an average degree of ethoxylation of 10; and (stearyl alkane ethoxylate having an average degree of ethoxylation of 10). with an oil-based plasticizer such as petromate, in a weight ratio of an alkyl ethoxylate plasticizer to an oil-based plasticizer from about 1: 1 to about 1: 5, preferably from about 1: 2 to about 1: 4.

Suitable from my kcovad ± cyρu and alkoxides containing saturated fatty alcohols of C _i2 -C? _2, fatty alcohols, preferably C ₆ -C _R. Exemplary samples include cetyl alcohol and stearyl alcohol and mixtures thereof. These fatty alcohol plasticizers are typically used in combination with oil based plasticizers such as petrolatum, in a weight ratio of fatty alcohol plasticizer to oil based plasticizer from about 1: 1 to about 1: 5, preferably from about 1: 1 to about 1: 2.

Other suitable types of plasticizers for use in the present invention include polysiloxane compounds. In general, suitable polysiloxane materials for use in the present invention include those having monomeric silexar units of the following structure:

wherein, RC; The monomeric unit alkyl, aryl, alkenyl, for each amino acid may be independently hydrogenated or any.

r ·· a r r ta ta log ern .; weighted water 1 ^:

R ' ^: any particular monomeric units may be any of these radicals. substituted or unsubstituted. Radicals, 1, 4, 4, 4, 4

4 * 4 differ Noor corresponding funkcionačit next adjacent (connected '} monomorní unit. Additionally, the polysiioxan point can be straight chain, branched, chained or · have a cyclic structure. The radicals R ¹ and R ^z can additionally independently be other silaceous functionalities such as, but not limited to, siloxanes, polysiloxanes, siians, and polysilanes, the R ¹ and R ¹ radicals may include organic functionalities containing, carbonyl acid, phenyl, and amine functionalities.

Exemplary alkyl radicals are methyl, ethyl, propyl, butyl, pentyl, hexyl, octyl, decyl, octadecyl and the like. Exemplary alkenyl radicals are vinyl, allyl; etc. Exemplary aryl radicals include phenyl, biphenyl, naphthyl and the like. Exemplary alkaryl radicals of any variety, for example, alcohol, tosyl,

7b: women.

alike. Examples of aralkyl radicals are benzyl, alpha-phenylethyl, decapenylethyl, and 1H-phenylbutyl cycloalkyl radicals are

OOd.Otj Θ

Exemplary cycloalkyls, cyclohexyl and the like. Exemplary halogenated hydrocarbon radicals are chloromethyl, bromoacetyl, tetrafluoromethyl, fluoroethyl, trifluoromethyl, trifluorotloyl, fluoroxyloxy, and the like.

The viscosity of the useful polysiloxanes can vary as broadly as the viscosity of the polysysoxanes generally

long after content is where the polysiioxane has a sol but not limited to lopnost. flow, whose v i c goats. i f u n i z. 1 I can be woman. 17o ta u to 5 o t cent and germany, z-7 ', Qt ort / se7 7, after ΥΠ1 p or measurement glass vi.skornet rerni to to a s i 2 0 1 000 000 cent is ¹ nokes (200 000 rir mčf. Předednos 1 not mail P y, ¹ y y 1 y. ”Ef | y at 7z in the rye ranging from as i 5 (0, crr / set 7 dc · and S i e 0 0 0 cent istoki 'S (50 ons l, front from about 5 (0.05

cm &lt; 7 &gt; sec to about 2000 centistokes (most preferably about 100 &lt; 1 cm &lt; -1 &gt;) to about 1,000 centistouos (10 cm &lt; 2 &gt; sec / sec). those that are themselves creep resistant can be effectively placed on absorbent articles in a manner such as, for example, emulsifying the polysioxane in a surfactant, or providing the polysioxane in solution with a solvent such as hexane, for example only. specific methods of applying the polysioxane plasticizers to absorbent articles are discussed in more detail below.

Preferred polysiloxane compounds for use in the present invention are disclosed in U.S. Patent 5,059,282 (Ampulski et al.), Issued October 22, 1991, which is incorporated herein by reference. Particularly preferred polys ixane compounds for use as emollients in the skin care compositions of the present invention include polyphenyl siloxane compounds with functional phenyl (e.g., Dow Corning 556 cosmetic grade: polyphenylmethyisi.loxane) and oethyl or stearyl functionalized dimethicones such as polys: 1 oman fluids Dow 2502 and Dow 2503. In addition to this substitution by sjo λ / yrr .ls υ p _l ώ οΠ. The substitution is carried out with amino, carboxyl, hydroxyl, ether, polyether, and idehyd, ketone, amide, ester and thiol groups. Of the groups containing [epsilon], amino, [alpha], cyano, carboxyl, and nydroxyl groups, they carry more than others; σ groups with functional phenyl are most preferably.

Smacan with annuum, prooxygenate, sorbitol, trihydroxystearin and the like.

When the amount of emollient that may be included in a particular composition (or mixture) is present, it will depend on the particular skin effects involved, other similar factors. The respective blend up to about 100%, total weight, variety of factors, plasticizer, desirable components in the blend and will contain from 0 plasticizer. Preferably, the composition will contain from about 10% to about 95%, preferably from about 20% to about 80%, and from 40% to about 20% by weight of the non-inert plasticizer.

Another optional, but particularly key component (s) of certain compositions useful in the present invention is a composition capable of immobilizing the composition (comprising a preferred emollient and / or other skin protection / conditioning means) in the desired position in or on the cuff being treated. Because certain preferred plasticizers in the composition have. plastic or f inl days consistency at 2 0 ^C C, these have a tendency to flow or to move (migrate), even when subjected to modest shear (shear) strength. When applied to the body-facing surface or other cuff positions, particularly in the molten or molten state, the emollient will not remain primary in or on the treatment area. Instead, the emollient will tend to migrate and flow into undesirable layers; li íácj ijei: o · oi jo soi ρ ι; rmno · you rob κ u.

In particular, when the plasticizer moves inside the article, it may cause it. undesirable effects on the absorbency of the absorbent core in rpm. a rm k z o i i z i ti m: mz n køo v j de!

This also means that much more plasticizer must be applied to the cuff in order to obtain the desired effects. Increasing the plasticizer level not only increases the cost , but also activates an undesirable effect on absorbency of the diaper core and an undesirable displacement of the mixture during processing / conversion of the treated cuffs.

due to hydrophobic * · «· · ► 9 9 9 9 · · • ·» · ^k · · · · · · ¹ Β »·« ·· * B * «

The immobilizing immobilizing agent (s) tends to migrate or the plasticizer (s) primarily alkalinized from (c) to (c) through the holding on which the composition is applied. This is believed to be due, in part, to the fact that the immobilizer increases the melting point and / or viscosity of the composition above the point having the plasticizer. Since the immobilizer is preferably miscible with (or dissolved in, or dispersed with, a suitable emulsifier), the plasticizer retains the plasticizer on the surface of the wearer-facing surface of the cuff or in the area to which it is applied.

It is also advantageous to lock the restraining means on the wearer by contacting the surface or area of the cuff to which it is applied. This can be achieved by using immobilizing agents which rapidly settle (i.e., solidify) when used on the cuff. In addition, external cooling of the treated cuff by blowers, fans, cold rollers, etc., may accelerate the crystallization of this immobilizing agent.

In addition to being miscible with (or soluble in) the given composition, it will be meltable, this will preferably spill the melting which will provide the composition that. is solid semi-solid at ambient temperature. In this regard, the immobilizing agents will preferably have a melting point of at least about

J. To tondene i ru osøoo ^; is pr <

iro qu ¹ have. t, a ^; the composition will have about 150 °.

the immobilizing agent itself should not flow or flow. preferably at least about -1501. Zronyoňuj ICI VP.i.cky melting point in the range from about 5 ^J Jb to ski utilized, immobilizing agents herein may likewise be selected from any number of UE 11 eono means when the preferred properties of the skin care composition provide the benefits described herein it for skin .

- preferential moieties: the compositions will be sown selected from the group consisting of C14-C22 fatty alcohols, C18-C18 fatty acids, and C18-C18 fatty alcohol ethoxylates; having an average degree of eloxylation ranging from 2 to about 30, and mixtures thereof. Preference immobilizes ⁴ · I or the compositions comprising fatty alcohols, C ₆ -C ₆ nejpřednostnčji crystalline high melting materials selected from the group consisting of cetyl alcohol, stearyiaikohoi, behenyl alcohol and mixtures thereof (preferably a linear structure of these materials can speed up solidification on the treated cuff). Mixtures of cetyl alcohol and stearyl alcohol are particularly preferred. Other preferred immobilizing the fatty acid or _C - C _18, the group of means comprising cl collected therein preferably palmitic acid, stearic acid and palmitic acid benzyl ester kvselir.y preferred. Still other diluents comprise an ethoxy fatty acid containing acid mixture thereof. Mixture iq j- <tu r QVO ÍSHJ Oj? A preferred immobilizer having a mean degree of ethoxylation in the range of about 5 to about

20. Given fatty alcohols and fatty isou oroo?

linear. Importantly, these immobilizing agents, such as oily, increase

-Ifc '-l'}!

mixtures, which. it acts that the mixture on the surface of the crystal 1 i zuic.

of the crystallization of the given substrate quickly

Other types immobile c means, which mn they can be used, content her esters fatty polyhydrc vykyše 1 .iny, an limbs Π l rj, 3 1 Γ l ^; j '' ijl '/ ί ί' / 'j Γ i ? xy tyso i -i ny The mixture of i. tf ednv St. xi OSt .they about mii.i.ay will me! n mi nu mo more water iivoto? oats urvu :of. polyhydroxy-pod: i-lu and they are t. typically not an ion ového et; and raktv him. Because of possible emotion users zarVoU _r covered ή ο · given means applied, these esters and am i d y should be also relative mild and not irritating eye

Suitable polyhydroxy fatty acid esters for use in the present invention will have the following formula:

• · ·

O li

R - C

In ---- Y wherein R is a group hydrokarbylcvá C5-C31 alkyl or alkenyl, preferably C -, - C ₁₅ straight chain, alkyl or alkenyl, more preferably _C9 -Ci7 straight chain, alkyl or alkenyl, most preferably C _n -Ci7 with a straight chain or mixtures thereof; Y is a polyhydroxyhydrocarbyl moiety having a hydrocarbyl chain with at least 2 free hydroxyls directly attached to the chain; and n is at least 1. Suitable Y groups may be derived from polyols such as glycerol, pentacrythritol; sugars such as rhininose, maltodextrose, qalactose, sucrose, glucose, xylose, rructose, maltose, mannose and orytrose;

mnr;

sugar alcohols such as sorbitan.

One class of suitable polyol fatty acid esters of sorbitol; axy κ v 3 e 11 nv for use in the present invention includes certain sorbitan esters, preferably sorbitan esters of saturated C ₁₆ -C ₁₆ fatty acids, as a consequence of the manner in which morphine, d 1 -, typically r 1 -, etc. , esters. Illustrative examples of suitable sulfonic esters include sorbate (e.g. DEAN 40), sorbine stearates (eg SRAN 60), and sorbitan anenates, which include one or more mono-, di- and tri- old versions of these sorbitan esters, for example, sorbitan mono-, di- and tri-palmitate, sorbitan mono-, di- and tri-stearate, sorbitan mono-, di- and tri-behenate, as well as mixed

Sorbitan mono-, di- and tri-esters of tallow fatty acid. Mixtures of various sorbitan esters, such as sorbitan palmitates with sorbitan stearates, may also be used. Particularly preferred sorbitan esters are sorbitan stearates, typically as mixtures of mono-, di- and tri- esters (plus some Letraester) such as SPAN 60, and sorbitan stearates sold under the tradename GLYCOMUL-S by Lonza, Inc. Although these sorbitan esters typically contain mixtures of mono-, di- and triesters, plus some Letraester, mono- and di-esters are usually the predominant species in these mixtures.

Another class of suitable polyhydroxy fatty acid esters for use in the present invention comprises certain glyceryl monoesters, preferably glyceryl monoesters of saturated C16-C22 acids such as glyceryl monostearate, glyceryl monopalmitate and glyceryl monobased L. Again, as sorbitan esters, glyceryl monoesters will typically contain ester mixtures. However, these compositions should mainly contain glyceryl monoester species to be useful in this

Yet another class of suitable polyhydroxy fatty acid esters for use in the present invention comprises certain sucrose fatty acid esters, preferably saturated C12-C22 sucrose fatty acid esters. Sucrose monoesters and diesters are particularly preferred and comprise sucrose mono- and di-diseate and sucrose mono- and di-and wounds.

Suitable fatty acid amides for use in the present invention. The following formula:

enlighten ♦ · 4 · · · 4 ·· · 4 and »

OR ¹ R - U - 7th

v nesu:

R ¹ is H, hydrocarbyl H. CR-CH, 2-hydroxyethyl, 2-hydroxypropyl, methoxyethyl, methoxypropyl and mixtures thereof, preferably alkyl IR-CR, methoxyethyl or methoxypropyl, more preferably alkyl CR or CR or methoxypropyl, most preferably alkyl CR (ie, methyl) or methoxypropyl; and

R ⁶ is a hydrocarbyl group CR-tR 1, preferably a straight-chain alkyl or alkenyl CR-CR 5, more preferably a straight-chain alkyl or alkenyl C 1 -f, most preferably a straight-chain alkyl or alkenyl CR-Cc, or mixtures thereof; and

Z is a polyhydroxyhydrocarbyl moiety having a linear hydrocarbyl chain with at least 3 hydroxyls directly attached to the chain. See. patent. U.S. Pat. No. 5,174,927 (Hcnsa), issued May 29, 1992;

December, 1992 (incorporated herein by reference), which discloses these polyhydroxy fatty acid amides, as well as their preparation.

The moiety Z is preferably derived from a reducing sugar re a. ne j ρ i eun os L y 11 u 1 y c i t y 1. The different sugars contain glucose, fructose, maltose, o 11.

lactose reducing agents, galactose, mannose, and xylose. Can be used, highly dextriose corn syrup, highly. fructose corn syrup, individual sugars listed above. These corn syrups may be present. mixture; a furry component oro stage Z.

Preferably, the moiety is preferably selected from the group consisting of _:

- Cd - (CROH) - i (that R, _R - CROH, <· - <i jry; τ

Α, ΙίΆλν

CH ₃ - (CHOH) 2 (CHOH) * (CHOH} -CHROH, where n is an integer from 3 to

5, and R 'is U or a cyclic or aliphatic monosaccharide.

• · Β * * * * * * * * * * * * * »Β Β Β Β

Neipředncstněišímz are gzycityly wherein n is 4, particularly -CH ₂ - (CHO1I) _{4 -CH2} 0íL

In the above formula, R ¹ may be for example, N-methyl, N-ethyl, N-propyl, N-isopropyl, N-butyl, N-2-hydroxyethyl, Nmethoxypropyl or N-2-hydroxypropyl. R ² may be selected to provide, for example, cocamides, stearamides, oleamides, lauramides, myristamides, capricamides, paimitamides, tallow amides, etc. The Z moiety may be i-deoxyglucityl, 2deoxyfructityi, 1-deoxymaitityl, 1-deoxylacti. 1-deoxygalactityl, 1-deoxymannityl, 1-deoxyrnai totriotyl, etc.

The most preferred polyhydroxy fatty acid amides have the general formula:

R h í

^R2 - C - N - CIH '

---- CH ---- CH · wherein R ¹ is methyl or methoxyoxypropyl; R ^d is a straight chain alkyl or alkenyl group Cn-Cp. These include N-auryl-N-methylglucosamide, N-auryl-N-methoxypropylcarbonyl, N-cocoyl-N-methyl glucamide, N-oocoyl-N-methoxyphosphine 1 g. N-Methoxypropyl amide, N-1 and N-methyl-N-methyl-N-methyl-N-methoxypropyl. and OiU you and.

As previously noted, some non-moving agents may require an emulsifier to solubilize the plasticizer. This is particularly the case with certain glucamides, such as N-alkyl-N-methoxypropylsuccamides having HLB values of at least 7. Suitable emulsifiers are typically those having HLB values below about 1. In this regard, sorbitan esters have been previously described as sorbitan stearates.

HLBs of about 4.9 or less, found useful in dissolving these glucamine immobilizing agents, suitable emulsifiers include steareth-2 ethers of stearyl alcohol, which in petrolatum. Others (polyethylene glycol conform to formula

CH ₃ (CH ₂ ) ₁₇ (OCH ₂ CH ₂ ) _n OH, sorbitan tri stearate, where n has an average value of 2), isosorbidium urate, and qiyceryl monostearate.

The buffing agent may be present in an amount sufficient to dissolve said immobilizing agent in the plasticizer such that a substantially uniform mixture is obtained. For example, a mixture of approximately 1: 1 N-cocoyl-N-methylgiucamide and petroates that normally do not melt into a single phase mixture will melt into a single phase mixture by adding 20% of a 1: 1 mixture of Stereath2 and sorbitan tristearate as an emulsifier.

Other types of ingredients that may be used as immobilizing agents, either alone or in combination with the aforementioned immobilizing agents, include waxes such as carnauba, bee, candolilla, paraffin, cerezine, esparto, ouricuri, rczovosk, isoparaffim and other known mined extracts. and mineral waxes. The high melting point of these materials can help to render the composition inactive on the desired surface or placement on the cuff. In addition, microcrystalline waxes that can assist in the "containment" of low molecular weight hydrocarbons are effective immobilizing agents.

weight inside the given prc / middle (mixtures) for taking care of po.tožku. Organic wax je parat i novy vez mm three to the brakes esp. and preference: r J ho rakernati mlho · znenyonn 'tm no tm 03 rubs Otu is a parathylene wax such as ie tarafin S.t. 424 od Stirmy and bitsch Tne., P.O. Ron 109b West Babylon, NY 11 '/ 04. The amount of immobilizing means that darkness should be Included in the mixture, care ο · ρ skin depends on diversity i factors, including active substances (e.g. plasticizers}

of the specific immobilizing agent contained, if: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Some other components in the composition, whether there is a need for an emulsifier to dissolve the immobilizing agent in the other components, and similar factors. When present, the skin care composition (composition) will typically comprise, from about 5 to about 90% of the immobilizing agent. The composition will preferably contain from about 5 to about 50%, most preferably from about 10 to about 40¾ of the immobilizer.

The compositions may include other optional components typically present in emulsions, creams, ointments, lotions, powders, suspensions, etc. of this type. These optional components include water, viscosity modifiers, perfumes, disinfectant antibacterial active agents, antiviral agents, vitamins, pharmaceutical active agents, foil surfactants, aloe vera, deodorants, opacifiers, astringents, solvents, preservatives and the like. In addition, stabilizers such as cellulose derivatives, proteins and recitin may be added to extend the shelf life of the composition. All of these materials are well known in the art as additives to these fabric compositions and can be used in appropriate amounts in the compositions of these compositions.

If water-based skin care compositions are used, some preservative will be needed. Suitable preservatives include propylparaben, methylparaben, benzylalcohol, benzyliconium, lotions / thymocompounds, bulks, or gels. m: i Kronova, vinna, maieinova, dairy, lambecna, salicylová and pooopně. Suitable viscosities and compositions are improved and flammable.

any of the compositions described as effective immobilizing lions.

in i. of 11 of silicon, magnesium aluminum silicate, zinc stearate, alkylgalactomannan, silica, talc, silicon. magnesium magnesium, sorbitol, colloidal oxide

Cetylhydroxyethylcellulose and other modified celluloses. Soluble solvents include propylene glycol, cycliomethicone, polyethylene glycols, hexalenglcol, solvents based on multiple hydroxy groups. Suitable vitamins include A, D-3, E, B-b and E-acetate.

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C, Application of the skin care composition to the cuffs (or other structures)

In the preparation (manufacture) of the treated cuff products of the present invention, the skin care composition (composition) is preferably applied to the body surface (i.e., the wearer &amp; soothing surface) of the cuff. However, since some skin care compositions described herein may penetrate or migrate through some of the cuff materials described herein, the skin care composition may alternatively be applied to the garment facing surface of the cuff such that an effective amount is also provided. a skin care composition on the body surface. In fact, in some cases, a preferred approach to achieving the benefit of a fully treated cuff (i.e.

JSO i.i treated both surfaces), although k nanášení doc.oázi. only r i a one surface. Any can be used diversity of ways on . and and dream i, lie noirrr rondy, oii -Otem numerals have- ^; ic ± roz molten or liquid ends. Suitable methods of application

containing a surface treatment (for example hiuboi, rococo or groove surface treatment), spraying, printing (for example flexographic printing), extrusion (extrusion) or a combination of these or other application techniques (for example spraying a skin care composition onto a rotating surface such as a calender roller) , which then transfers the mixture to the body facing the surface of the cuff o carοηγ ;.

Je · 4 4 4 4 4 • • • • • • • * * * o o o o o o o o o o o o o The skin care composition can also be applied on both sides of the cuffs.

The method of applying the composition to the cuffs should be such that the cuffs do not become supersaturated with the skin care composition. If the cuffs are treated with excess amounts of the skin care composition, there is a greater possibility that the skin will move to undesirable places in the article, for example inside the article where it may have it.

The underlying absorbent does not need to have a deleterious effect on absorbing the core. Also, saturation of the cuffs has achieved the appropriate therapeutic and / or protective benefits of the skin care compositions.

The minimum level of skin care composition to be applied to the cuff is the smallest amount effective to reduce erythema, diaper rash, redness, skin irritation or other adverse skin conditions (these compositions or mixtures may also be effective in the treatment of the cuff). limiting the adherence of stool (solid exudate) to the wearer's skin.) Of course, the effective amount of skin care compositions will largely depend on the particular composition used. Since the emollient is substantially immobilized on the surface of the cuff body, less skin care composition is required to provide the benefits of desirable skin care. These relatively low levels of skin care composition are adequate to the skin

Oldou O 1. tropeut (u.di ran n vch / hod of touzOvi swept the furnace on the skin

The skin care composition may be applied flat and even to the January or both surfaces of the cuff or a portion thereof. The composition may also be used in a pattern. strips, blocks, dots, spirals, etc.). Preferably, the skin care composition will be aligned with the region of the cuff that will most contact the wearer when in use. Most preferably, as described herein, the strip care composition is a discrete (unobtrusive, crumb, for example, 1.4 inch wide (about 3.55 cm, in the Examples) skin applied to the cast of the cuff in the lateral direction of the members so that it is covered aistally;

further away from the body, the edge of the cuff) and 11.75 inches long (about 29.8 cm, in the longitudinal direction of the diaper), with a patch generally arranged in the crotch portion of the surface to the body of the cuff.

The skin care composition can also be applied non-uniformly to one or both of the cuff surfaces. The term nonuniformly means that a given amount, pattern of distribution, etc., of the skin care composition may vary over the surface of the cuff. For example, certain portions of the treated cuff surface may have greater or lesser amounts of the composition, including portions, of the composition.

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The skin care composition can be applied to the cuff or some other form of the skin. The composition can be assembled at any point. the skin can be. applied to

For example, this blend cuff finished product before it is packaged. The composition may also be applied to the cuff or structure prior to being bonded to the other raw materials to form a finished product, either at the site prior to bonding with the other components of the product or as pre-treated

In s for care c j skin is typically applied on the cuff of his melt. Pio spins se tou. o the mixture melts for far higher Surrounding ch temperatures, usually applied. to the given man zet u jat: o heated coating. This mixture oro care the skin, before t.iin than the app forged on cuff is typically heated to temperature within o dasi 3 5 ^L ' to about 100 ° C, preano NETWORK (_L

40 ^µ to about 90 ^µ C. Once these melts are applied to the cuff, the skin care composition is allowed to cool and solidify to form a solidified coating or iaiia. on the surface of the cuff. The application process is first of all applied, gravure printing designed to assist in cooling / freezing or adjustment of the composition.

When applying the skin care compositions of the present invention to the cuffs, slot extrusion (extrusion) methods, surface treatment using and spraying methods are preferred. Giant. 5 illustrates a preferred method comprising continuous or intermittent contact application of the skin care composition to the diaper barrier cuff during the refining operation. Referring to FIG. 5, the conveyor belt 1 moves in the direction shown by the arrows on the rotating rollers 3 and 4 and becomes the returning conveyor belt 2. The conveyor belt 1 carries the uncoated diaper 5 in contact with the slot application station 6 where the barrier cuff portion 7 is covered. hot, molten (e.g., 65 ^IU of the skin care composition. After leaving the slit spray station).

The diaper 8 has been treated with diaper 8 having treated barrier flaps. The amount of mixture for the peer part 1 'sc can be cut at speed, the skin transferred to the barrier man drive:

the amount of the mixture is melted

6; and / or (z) 1 moves below (3) a location in the injection station by which the conveyor belt grows. F i. Forging station. 6; and / or accounts. In the case of a slot coating station, if desired, the latter may be positioned so as to cover (or spray) the barrier cuff portion. 7, as part of the topsheet 11, such that the cuff, the crayfish topsheet, have a skin care composition arranged thereon.

Giant. 6 illustrates an alternative preferred method comprising contact slotted application of a skin care composition onto diaper barrier cuffs prior to these cuffs being combined with other raw materials into the finished article. Referring to FIG. 6, the nonwoven barrier cuff structure 1 is unwound from the storage roller of the barrier cuff 2 (by rotating in the direction indicated by arrow 2a) and guided in contact with the slit deposition station 6 where one side of the structure is covered with hot, molten (e.g. skin.

For example, the non-woven barrier cuff structure 1 becomes a treated barrier cuff structure, designated 3. The treated barrier cuff structure 3 is then guided around the rotating roller 4 and the rotating roller 8 onto the supply roller 10 (rotating in the direction indicated by the arrow 10a). This treated structure is then applied to the diaper assembly and forms a barrier portion during the refining operation. barrier cuffs.

D) Composition ('nro - care' blend on upper arm cuffs and

As shown in FIG. 7, the first skin care composition may be provided on the topsheet, the zet line skin care composition may be arranged on one or more of the cuffs. It has been found that the addition of the compositions: for both skin care and _skin care, the cuff, skin layer and treated cuff provides a greater area of skin to which the skin care composition can be transferred 3 larger. For example, if the skin area of the skin having the skin care composition carried thereon is more likely, all parts of the wearer's skin will be maintained in a healthier state.

• «• 0 · · · ·

Spring above, the first skin care composition and the second skin care composition may have the same reduction. However, it has been found that if the first skin care composition is different from the second skin care composition, then the diaper may be made (designed to provide even specific benefit to the skin at specific locations of the wearer. For example, because the topsheet Typically, the wearer is in contact with the wearer's genitalia and buttocks, the first skin care composition specially formulated to provide, for example, diaper rash protection and / or treatment may be disposed on the topsheet. with the waist and legs of the wearer, the second skin care composition may be specially formulated, for example, to provide reduced friction / red markings on the skin. Therefore, a specific portion of the diaper may have a specifically skin care composition designed for a particular skin area. of the · wear This allows great flexibility in the implementation (diaper design and manufacturer's ability to provide specially designed products for a variety of different consumers).

one variation in the composition of the skin care composition may result from the function of the elements on which the composition is arranged. For example, the cuffs are typically discarded to retain and limit urine and flowing fecal material within the diaper. It may be desirable for the cuff to be lyuric. more specifically, something permissible by liquids to prevent the liquids from penetrating certain materials. If the skin care center is also hydrophobic, it may require the cuffs to resist fluid passage through themselves. In contrast, the topsheet needs to be fluid permeable to allow urine and menses to rapidly penetrate the topsheet into the absorbent core. The location of the hydrophobic skin care composition and the topsheet may degrade the performance of a particular topsheet. It may be desirable to provide a hydrophilic skin care composition on the topsheet to maintain performance of the topsheet. Thus, in some embodiments, it may be desirable for at least a portion. The skin care compositions provided on the topsheet have been made of a hydrophilic material to promote rapid transfer of fluids (e.g., urine) through the topsheet. Similarly, it may be desirable for the skin care composition to also be sufficiently wettable to ensure that fluids are transferred rapidly through the topsheet. Alternatively, a hydrophobic skin care composition may be used if used so that the fluid handling properties of the topsheet are properly maintained. For example, non-uniform application of the composition to the topsheet is one; means; how to achieve this goal. An example of uneven use is described in U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 08 / 908,852 (Case P & G 5494CR), entitled Plena having an upper skin-treated topsheet, Roe ot

On August 8, 1997, incorporated herein by reference.

Tan; where it is desired to provide a hydrophilic surfactant (or a mixture of hydrophilic surfactants) to improve wettability, depending on the particular components used in the composition. For example, some immobilizing agents, cy 1-N-methoxypropyl glucamide, have

filed ΗΊΌ ŽC be in given mixtures, : n O NO . .i i i i x ci

the hydrophilicizing agents of the HRB value of rust adding the immobilizing value of the HRB of the hydrophilic surfactant. clay such as fatty alcohols having less than about 7 may require the addition of a surfactant to increase the curl of the skin when the skin care composition is applied to the diaper topsheet. Similarly, a hydrofline about wettability is not a factor for the wearer to contact the surface under consideration when they are reasonably (for example, petrolatum).

Suitable miscible with: • 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 4 • · · * 4 4 4

4 4 4 4 «• 444 44 44 · by:

44444 when it is desired that the hydrophobic or fluid handling properties of the material be maintained by other means by non-uniform deposition).

hydrophilic surfactants are preferably other components of the skin care composition to form a blended composition. Because of possible skin sensitivity of those using disposable one Ίβ 3p ± I fh O v id Mi liTC 3TTiGS 1 three _of these also be irritating unwanted diaper. and absorbent products to which these surfactants are non-irritating. Typically nonionic not only to also prevent others within the sowing. The laminate would be relatively mild and hydrophilic against. skin, but the effects on any other structure For example, reducing the tensile strength of fabric binding, and the like.

Suitable nonionic surfactants may be substantially immobile after the composition is applied to the diaper topsheet, and will typically have HLB values in the range of about 4 to about 20, preferably about 7 to about 20. To be immovable, the nonionic the reagents will typically have temperatures

tha sentence. than tsou temperature heavily high , l _r . .4-,. .1 ..z> Γ, y L u _L k. 1 during stored i., transportation, sales and use j ednor á zových absorption products, on example at least ΗΟ'Τ. In this regardless boredom have trj not even the metal; preferably reagents b; id l.ár.i similar cis-1-amine ; ; yj; o or j y-y -y p p iG 3 3 ii 3. Hy i '..ihy ί .v i 1 i ¹ . p- grate Appropriate nonionic surfactants for use. and in appropriate n mixtures, which will be used for chased vmstvu,

contain alkyl glycosides: alkyl glycoside ethers as described in Langen et al.

March, 1977, which is hereby incorporated by reference;

alkylpolyethoxylated esters such as Pegosper.se 1000MS (k ·· · · · »* v _v

9 · «9 * 9 * * * * * * 9 9 * * d d d d d d d d d d d

Not in; .lors ^ v '; ;

ethoxylated sorbitan mono-, di- and / or tri-esters of fatty acids, in particular

LDOZV1c to about 20, preferably from about 2 to about 10, such as TWEEN 60 (sorbitan esters of stearic acid having an average ethoxylation degree of about 20) and TWEEN 61 (sorbitan esters of stearic acid having an average degree of ethoxylation of about 4), and aliphatic condensation products of alcohols with about 1 to 54 moles of ethylene oxide. The alkyl chain of the aliphatic alcohol is typically in a straight chain configuration (linear) and contains from about 6 to about 22 carbon atoms. Particularly preferred are alcohol condensation products having an alkyl group containing from about 11 to about 22 carbon atoms, with from about 2 to about 30 moles of ethylene oxide per mole of alcohol. Examples of such ethoxylated alcohols include condensation products of myristial alcohol with 7 moles of ethylene oxide per mole of alcohol, condensation products of coconut alcohol (a mixture of fatty alcohols having alkyl chains of various lengths of 10 to 14 carbon atoms) with about 6 moles of ethylene oxide. A variety of suitable, ethoxylated alcohols are commercially available, for example, TERGITOk 15-3-9 (the condensation product of C11-C15 linear alcohols with 9 moles of ethylene oxide), sold by union Carbide Corporation; KYRO ROB (the condensation product of linear C 3 -C 15 linear alcohols with 9 moles of ethylene oxide) sold by Umra The Procter t Gamble Co .; the brand of NEOHOL® surfactants sold by Shell Chemical Co., in particular, a non-unionic auzuhoyls of the type 1

C (0 DOI

012-05 with 12 moles of ethylene oxide) and NEOHOL · 23-6. ST (C12-C13 linear alcohol condensation product with 6.5 moles)

6.3 ethylene oxide which has been distilled (atmospheric) to remove certain impurities), and in particular surfactants with the trademark RLURARAC sold by BASE Corp., in particular PLURAEAC A-36 (a product of the condensation of alcohol with direct

• 4 4 · chain Cl? with 27 moles of ethylene oxide. (Certain hydrophilic active surfactants, in particular ethoxylated alcohols such as NEOoOL 25-12, may also tungy ^1- ethoxylate plasticizers). Other examples of preferred ethoxylated alcohol surfactants include the ICi class of Brij agents and mixtures thereof, with Brij 72 (ie Steareth-2) and Brij 76

Which are particularly preferred. As

AU 10000 (i.

Steareth-10), hydrophilic. surfactants may be th? % of a mixture of cetyl alcohol and stearyl alcohol, ethoxylated to an average degree of ethoxylation of from about 10 to about 20.

Another type of suitable surfactant for use in the present invention includes Aerosol OT, sodium sulfosuccinic acid dioctyl ester, sold by American Cynamid

Company.

Yet another type of suitable surfactant for use in the composition comprises silicone copolymers such as General. Electric 5F 11.88 (copolymer of polydimetylsiloxane and polyoxyalkylene ether) and General Electric SF 1228 (silicone polyether copolymer). These silicone surfactants may be used in combination with the other types of hydrophilic surfactants discussed above, such as the ethoxylated alcohol. These silicone agents are found to be effective at concentrations as low as 0.1%, more preferably from about 0.25 to about 1.0%, by weight of the composition.

Where a hydrophilic composition is desirable, the amount of surfactant used will be increased. kc increase in L.wax ^; of this mixture to the desired level will depend on the value of HlB and on the pH

the level of immobilization used; say, if there is any, hodnototo? HLB used surface reagents and the like factors. When you need to increase in! astnest i wettability i given the mixture, the laato mixture may comprise from about 0.1 to about 50% hydrophilic agents. When it is needed and increase wetting!

O * · asi asi asi asi sm asi sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm to about 20% of a hydrophilic agent.

Applicants have found that maintaining or improving a healthy skin condition under an absorbent article can be achieved by reusing, for some time (e.g., several days) absorbent articles that are treated with two or more skin care products that are transferred to the wearer behind the absorbent article. conditions of normal use (e.g., touch, movement, care of the caregiver after application of the article, body heat, etc.) such as the absorbent articles described herein. In this regard, the method for maintaining or improving the healthy condition of the skin in the area covered by the absorbent article comprises the spikes:

(a) being worn by an wearer of an absorbent article having a first skin care composition that provides therapeutic (therapeutic) and / or protective benefit when transferred to the skin and a second skin care composition that provides a second benefit to the skin when transferred thereto;

(b) transmitting to the wearer at least a portion of the first skin care product and the second skin care product during wear; and

njnon i er. v y r '3 y K improved 1 reflection im scrap > k θ π i v c

Repeat steps a) and b) with. one or more of the absorbent article in relation to the pourvio skin with an equivalent absorbent article that does not include first and second skin care products, and without the need for manual application, skin care protective devices (such as a caregiver or wearer).

• »··

Keyring,. in this method, an absorbent article having one or more skin care compositions and frequent cycles of cumulative delivery of the first and second skin care compositions to the skin of the wearer to maintain or improve the health condition of its skin is used . Applicants have further discovered that the supply of relatively low levels of these compositions by wearing each product was sufficient to achieve the benefits of the skin resulting from this new method of cumulative delivery.

The article used in the present methods provides a usable source from which the skin care compositions are continuously transferred to the skin. When transferred, these agents accumulate sc on the skin surface and initiate and maintain a protective action. When the used product is discarded and replaced with a new one, this cycle is repeated for the next one, the accumulation of that composition above and then would have delivered one or the original product to the sled. Some of the ingredients for use in the preferred skin care compositions are known to penetrate the stratum corneum or skin layer (e.g., petroiatum, preferred herein for use!). Thus, i

0 a certain amount From 31 .y \ ti i j J i c or walls, bathing, etc., or though. use oset řenych products, As described herein, some are temporarily discontinued from the accounts a skin care composition for the wearer they remain. c ly z so: not taking the treated crop will restore the nreo l ... Si Sh / all loses the effects of this device, uses i t o 1 reaps benefit in terms of reduced erythoma and / or rash from members, engraving, 1 e j i than a user who has not nepoučí val c green production. How is indicated above, it is generally recognized that skin under absorbent products are more susceptible to deterioration: getting married

health condition. The manifestations of this condition on the skin typically include redness (also called ethyl) and / or a rash. As such, the applicant discloses a method for maintaining or improving the health of the skin in areas covered by an absorbent article, wherein the desirable goal of the method is to reduce or avoid scery and / or rash compared to skin covered with an equivalent absorbent article, for skin care.

CONCRETE EXAMPLES OF PREPARED (MANUFACTURING) OF TREATED CUFFS AND UPPER LAYER OF PAPER ACCORDING TO THIS INVENTION

The following are specific examples of the treatment of cuffs and / or upper layers of czech structures with skin care compositions (compositions) in accordance with the present invention:

Pří klaeý i

A. Preparation of a hill care composition

The skin care composition (Mixture A) is made by mixing the following molten (i.e., liquid) ingredients together:

po t ro ta r um (r  i - miní cu '. dark., o re mm pl stares mine ' 1 3 ί. 0 ´ e ml e cta ^R ), stearyia 1 whom 1 ( Who are you: Li r i i cd trooter and Camole Company, Ci nci she i i, OH, JO, ho 001 S i exr rakt. and 1 oc (to obtained from Madis Botani caLs, I rs c. , Hac kens aok, NJ, - iakc Vorageí and hlpo.i.0 with Kavdc r O 1,! 'tt' - L i po i d listed in Kaydol in Table ). Percent weight I mze; these 1 lomponent

Folder:

Weight in W:

lab '

Potřelatom 56

Stearyl. and coke 41 .1

B. Preparation of the treated diaper foot cuff by means of a train

The composition for skin care Λ IE is placed into a heated tank operating at a temperature and 0 7 F ^J (7 6, 6 ^'J C). This mixture is then applied by means of a contact applicator (i.e. Melte® Aikator head); a heat melted adhesive operating at 170.6 ^J (76.6 ^L ) directly to the body surface of the diaper barrier cuffs over a width of area. 1.4 to the side of the diaper so that it covers the more distal, distal edge of the barrier cuff from the body, and the diaper 11, the longitudinal direction of the diaper), this the portion is centered in the diaper assembly in the longitudinal direction such that one or both ends of each spacer elastic portion is covered by the composition for care. tt ž · .... vez? t.;, sr? pr mmom. u, ¹ . ro / pa.it annoys annual (18.0 q / ni). Contradictory elasticity! a portion of the lunton with adhesive to prevent creep, such as Findloy H9254, as it is said to be defrosted.

4 ··

4

4 4

4 · 4 · 44 · 4 4 «4 4

The skin care composition A (prepared in accordance with the procedure in Example Ii) is then applied to the body surface of the diaper barrier cuffs in a 1.4 inch (3.55 cm) side of the diaper strip so that it is covered further away from the body , the distal edge of the barrier cuff) on each barrier cuff and extending over the entire length of the barrier cuff.

Addition level = 0.0116 g / inch square (i.e. 18.0 g / rm)

Example 3

The skin care composition A (prepared according to the procedure of Example 1) is then applied to the body surface of the diaper barrier cuffs in a 1.4 inch (3.55 cm) strip in the side direction of the diaper so that it is covered from the body a distal, distal edge of the barrier cuff) to each barrier cuff and 8 inches long (20.32 cm, longitudinal direction of the diaper), this portion is cut out in the contracted area of the barrier cuff so that each end of the conflicting elastic portions is not covered by this skin care. Addition level - 0.0072 g / inch square (12.0 g / yyyy).

A. Preparation of the skin care composition (s)

Anhydrous skin care and skin care mixture

B) is made by mixing the following molten (i.e., liquid) ingredients together: mineral oil • mineral oil · fl fl fl fl fl olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej Φ φ ···· ** · * * · *> φ (mineral oil cetearyl alcohol produced by 1trm

Carnation Curl, USP, manufactured by Witco Corp.), (a mixed linear primary alcohol C ₁₆ -Ci _S ,

The Procter & Gamble Company under the brand TA1618). The percentages by weight of these components are shown in Table 11, below:

Table 11

Component

Weight in%:

Mineral, Ceteary1 oil as alcohol

B. Preparation of Treated Diaper Foot Cuffs by Covering the Calendula

The skin care composition B is placed in a heated tank operating at Γ / 0'F (76.6 ° C). This mixture is subsequently on iid with the help of κο ii L. and l. Nr ho ap ^! ii ka t.oru (i.e. hiavy and i-i ka to ^-

ru Melt ex ΞΡ4 5 heat hot melt adhesive; ] i U i p ř .1. tcplotě 1 ° F (7.6 ° C) to diaper barrier cuffs desktop se width 1 , 4 pal ce (3.55 cm, in the direction of the diaper side, so j t po uryt t > d f o i a give up that 1 5 i. , d i s t a rl 1 o κ ra j ba r i é rove thwarts that you; o Cetkou i. . , / 5 ca i cu iíí, '·' cm, pooéJ. ny diaper direction ;, this c á S i je vyst diluted vo downloaded the area of the barrier cuff so, that edno č L obt c endings each contradictory elastic part i IR po · cover; O this mixtures for f power on the skin. Ex I gave “ _L -

C, 011.6 a / paiec (18.0 q / yyy).

Claims (6)

The skin is applied to the cuff, it is allowed to cool and solidify to form a solidified coating or coating on the surface of the cuff. The application process is first of all applied, gravure designed to assist in cooling / solidification or adjustment of the composition. When applying the skin care compositions of the present invention to the cuffs, slot extrusion (extrusion) methods, surface treatment using and spraying methods are preferred. Giant. 5 illustrates a preferred method comprising continuous or intermittent contact application of the skin care composition to the diaper barrier cuff during the refining operation. Referring to FIG. 5, the conveyor belt 1 moves in the direction shown by the arrows on the rotating rollers 3 and 4 and becomes the returning conveyor belt 2. The conveyor belt 1 carries the uncoated diaper 5 in contact with the slot application station 6 where the barrier cuff portion 7 is covered. hot, molten (e.g., 65 ^IU of the skin care composition. After leaving the slit spray station). The diaper 8 has been treated with diaper 8 having treated barrier flaps. The amount of mixture for the peer part 1 'sc can be cut at speed, the skin transferred to the barrier man drive: the amount of the mixture is melted 6; and / or (z) 1 moves below (3) a location in the injection station by which the conveyor belt grows. F i. Forging station. 6; and / or accounts. In the case of a slot coating station, if desired, the latter may be positioned so as to cover (or spray) the barrier cuff portion. 7, as part of the topsheet 11, such that the cuff, the crayfish topsheet, have a skin care composition arranged thereon. Giant. 6 illustrates an alternative preferred method comprising contact slotted application of a skin care composition onto diaper barrier cuffs prior to these cuffs being combined with other raw materials into the finished article. Referring to FIG. 6, the nonwoven barrier cuff structure 1 is unwound from the storage roller of the barrier cuff 2 (by rotating in the direction indicated by arrow 2a) and guided in contact with the slit deposition station 6 where one side of the structure is covered with hot, molten (e.g. skin. For example, the non-woven barrier cuff structure 1 becomes a treated barrier cuff structure, designated 3. The treated barrier cuff structure 3 is then guided around the rotating roller 4 and the rotating roller 8 onto the supply roller 10 (rotating in the direction indicated by the arrow 10a). This treated structure is then applied to the diaper assembly and forms a barrier portion during the refining operation. barrier cuffs. D) Composition ('nro - care' blend on upper arm cuffs and As shown in FIG. 7, the first skin care composition may be provided on the topsheet, the zet line skin care composition may be arranged on one or more of the cuffs. It has been found that the addition of the compositions: for both skin care and _skin care, the cuff, skin layer and treated cuff provides a greater area of skin to which the skin care composition can be transferred to the skin. For example, if the skin area of the skin having the skin care composition carried thereon is more likely, all parts of the wearer's skin will be maintained in a healthier state. • «• 0 · · · · Spring above, the first skin care composition and the second skin care composition may have the same reduction. However, it has been found that if the first skin care composition is different from the second skin care composition, then the diaper may be made (designed to provide even specific benefit to the skin at specific locations of the wearer. For example, because the topsheet Typically, the wearer is in contact with the wearer's genitalia and buttocks, the first skin care composition specially formulated to provide, for example, diaper rash protection and / or treatment may be disposed on the topsheet. with the waist and legs of the wearer, the second skin care composition may be specially formulated, for example, to provide reduced friction / red markings on the skin. Therefore, a specific portion of the diaper may have a specifically skin care composition designed for a particular skin area. of the · wear This allows great flexibility in the implementation (diaper design and manufacturer's ability to provide specially designed products for a variety of different consumers). one variation in the composition of the skin care composition may result from the function of the elements on which the composition is arranged. For example, the cuffs are typically discarded to retain and limit urine and flowing fecal material within the diaper. It may be desirable for the cuff to be lyuric. more specifically, something permissible by liquids to prevent the liquids from penetrating certain materials. If the skin care center is also hydrophobic, it may require the cuffs to resist fluid passage through themselves. In contrast, the topsheet needs to be fluid permeable to allow urine and menses to rapidly penetrate the topsheet into the absorbent core. The location of the hydrophobic skin care composition and the topsheet may degrade the performance of a particular topsheet. It may be desirable to provide a hydrophilic skin care composition on the topsheet to maintain performance of the topsheet. Thus, in some embodiments, it may be desirable for at least a portion. The skin care compositions provided on the topsheet have been made of a hydrophilic material to promote rapid transfer of fluids (e.g., urine) through the topsheet. Similarly, it may be desirable for the skin care composition to also be sufficiently wettable to ensure that fluids are transferred rapidly through the topsheet. Alternatively, a hydrophobic skin care composition may be used if used so that the fluid handling properties of the topsheet are properly maintained. For example, non-uniform application of the composition to the topsheet is one; means; how to achieve this goal. An example of uneven use is described in U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 08 / 908,852 (Case P & G 5494CR), entitled Plena having an upper skin-treated topsheet, Roe ot On August 8, 1997, incorporated herein by reference. Tan; where it is desired to provide a hydrophilic surfactant (or a mixture of hydrophilic surfactants) to improve wettability, depending on the particular components used in the composition. For example, some immobilizing agents, cy 1-N-methoxypropyl glucamide, have filed ΗΊΌ ŽC be in given mixtures, : n O NO . .i i i i x ci the hydrophilicizing agents of the HRB value of rust adding the immobilizing value of the HRB of the hydrophilic surfactant. clay such as fatty alcohols having less than about 7 may require the addition of a surfactant to increase the curl of the skin when the skin care composition is applied to the diaper topsheet. Similarly, a hydrofline about wettability is not a factor for the wearer to contact the surface under consideration when they are reasonably (for example, petrolatum). Suitable miscible with: • 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 4 • · · * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44444 when it is desired that the hydrophobic or fluid handling properties of the material be maintained by other means by non-uniform deposition). hydrophilic surfactants are preferably other components of the skin care composition to form a blended composition. Because of possible skin sensitivity of those using disposable one Ίβ 3p ± I fh O v id Mi liTC 3TTiGS 1 three _of these also be irritating unwanted diaper. and absorbent products to which these surfactants are non-irritating. Typically nonionic not only to also prevent others within the sowing. The laminate would be relatively mild and hydrophilic against. skin, but the effects on any other structure For example, reducing the tensile strength of fabric binding, and the like. Suitable nonionic surfactants may be substantially immobile after the composition is applied to the diaper topsheet, and will typically have HLB values in the range of about 4 to about 20, preferably about 7 to about 20. To be immovable, the nonionic the reagents will typically have temperatures tha sentence. than tsou temperature heavily high , l _r . .4-,. .1 ..z> Γ, y L u _L k. 1 during stored i., transportation, sales and use j ednor á zových absorption products, on example at least ΗΟ'Τ. In this regardless boredom have trj not even the metal; preferably reagents b; id l.ár.i similar cis-1-amine ; ; yj; o or j y-y -y p p iG 3 3 ii 3. Hy i '..ihy ί .v i 1 i ¹ . p- grate Appropriate nonionic surfactants for use. and in appropriate n mixtures, which will be used for chased vmstvu, contain alkyl glycosides: alkyl glycoside ethers as described in Langen et al. March, 1977, which is hereby incorporated by reference; alkylpolyethoxylated esters such as Pegosper.se 1000MS (k ·· · · · »* v _v 9 · «9 * 9 * * * * * * 9 9 * * d d d d d d d d d d d Not in; .lors ^ v '; ; ethoxylated sorbitan mono-, di- and / or tri-esters of fatty acids, in particular LDOZVlc 2 to about 20, preferably from about 2 to about 10, such as TWEEN 60 (sorbitan esters of stearic acid having an average ethoxylation degree of about 20) and TWEEN 61 (sorbitan esters of stearic acid having an average degree of ethoxylation of about 4), and aliphatic condensation products of alcohols with about 1 to 54 moles of ethylene oxide. The alkyl chain of the aliphatic alcohol is typically in a straight chain configuration (linear) and contains from about 6 to about 22 carbon atoms. Particularly preferred are alcohol condensation products having an alkyl group containing from about 11 to about 22 carbon atoms, with from about 2 to about 30 moles of ethylene oxide per mole of alcohol. Examples of such ethoxylated alcohols include condensation products of myristial alcohol with 7 moles of ethylene oxide per mole of alcohol, condensation products of coconut alcohol (a mixture of fatty alcohols having alkyl chains of various lengths of 10 to 14 carbon atoms) with about 6 moles of ethylene oxide. A variety of suitable, ethoxylated alcohols are commercially available, for example, TERGITOk 15-3-9 (the condensation product of C11-C15 linear alcohols with 9 moles of ethylene oxide), sold by union Carbide Corporation; KYRO ROB (the condensation product of linear C 3 -C 15 linear alcohols with 9 moles of ethylene oxide) sold by Umra The Procter t Gamble Co .; the brand of NEOHOL® surfactants sold by Shell Chemical Co., in particular, a non-unionic auzuhoyls of the type 1 C (0 DOI 012-05 with 12 moles of ethylene oxide) and NEOHOL · 23-6. ST (C12-C13 linear alcohol condensation product with 6.5 moles) 6.3 ethylene oxide which has been distilled (atmospheric) to remove certain impurities), and especially surfactants with the trademark RLURARAC sold by BASE Corp., in particular PLURAEAC A-36 (a straight chain alcohol condensation product of Cl? (Certain hydrophilic active surfactants, in particular ethoxylated alcohols such as NEOoOL 25-12, may also tung ¹ ethoxylate plasticizers). 72 (ie Steareth-2) and Brij 76 Which are particularly preferred. As AU 10000 (i. Steareth-10), hydrophilic. surfactants may be th? % of a mixture of cetyl alcohol and stearyl alcohol, ethoxylated to an average degree of ethoxylation of from about 10 to about 20. Another type of suitable surfactant for use in the present invention includes Aerosol OT, sodium sulfosuccinic acid dioctyl ester, sold by American Cynamid Company. Yet another type of suitable surfactant for use in the composition comprises silicone copolymers such as General. Electric 5F 11.88 (copolymer of polydimetylsiloxane and polyoxyalkylene ether) and General Electric SF 1228 (silicone polyether copolymer). These silicone surfactants may be used in combination with the other types of hydrophilic surfactants discussed above, such as the ethoxylated alcohol. These silicone agents are found to be effective at concentrations as low as 0.1%, more preferably from about 0.25 to about 1.0%, by weight of the composition. Where a hydrophilic composition is desirable, the amount of surfactant used will be increased. kc increase in L.wax ^; of this mixture to the desired level will depend on the value of HlB and on the pH the level of immobilization used; say, if there is any, hodnototo? HLB used surface reagents and the like factors. When you need to increase in! astnest i wettability i given the mixture, the laato mixture may comprise from about 0.1 to about 50% hydrophilic agents. When it is needed and increase wetting! O * · asi asi asi asi sm asi sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm sm to about 20% of a hydrophilic agent. Applicants have found that maintaining or improving a healthy skin condition under an absorbent article can be achieved by reusing, for some time (e.g., several days) absorbent articles that are treated with two or more skin care products that are transferred to the wearer behind the absorbent article. conditions of normal use (e.g., touch, movement, care of the caregiver after application of the article, body heat, etc.) such as the absorbent articles described herein. In this regard, the method for maintaining or improving the healthy condition of the skin in the area covered by the absorbent article comprises the spikes: (a) being worn by an wearer of an absorbent article having a first skin care composition that provides therapeutic (therapeutic) and / or protective benefit when transferred to the skin and a second skin care composition that provides a second benefit to the skin when transferred thereto; (b) transmitting to the wearer at least a portion of the first skin care product and the second skin care product during wear; and njnon i er. v y r '3 y K improved 1 reflection im scrap > k θ π i v c Repeat steps a) and b) with. one or more of the absorbent article in relation to the pourvio skin with an equivalent absorbent article that does not include first and second skin care products, and without the need for manual application, skin care protective devices (such as a caregiver or wearer). • »·· Keyring,. in this method, an absorbent article having one or more skin care compositions and frequent cycles of cumulative delivery of the first and second skin care compositions to the skin of the wearer to maintain or improve the health condition of its skin is used . Applicants have further discovered that the supply of relatively low levels of these compositions by wearing each product was sufficient to achieve the benefits of the skin resulting from this new method of cumulative delivery. The article used in the present methods provides a usable source from which the skin care compositions are continuously transferred to the skin. When transferred, these agents accumulate sc on the skin surface and initiate and maintain a protective action. When the used product is discarded and replaced with a new one, this cycle is repeated for the next one, the accumulation of that composition above and then would have delivered one or the original product to the sled. Some of the ingredients for use in the preferred skin care compositions are known to penetrate the stratum corneum or skin layer (e.g., petroiatum, preferred herein for use!). Thus, i 0 a certain amount From 31 .y \ ti i j J i c or walls, bathing, etc., or though. use oset řenych products, As described herein, some are temporarily discontinued from the accounts a skin care composition for the wearer they remain. c ly z so: not taking the treated crop will restore the nreo l ... Si Sh / all loses the effects of this device, uses i t o 1 reaps benefit in terms of reduced erythoma and / or rash from members, engraving, 1 e j i than a user who has not nepoučí val c green production. How is indicated above, it is generally recognized that skin under absorbent products are more susceptible to deterioration: getting married health condition. The manifestations of this condition on the skin typically include redness (also called ethyl) and / or a rash. As such, the applicant discloses a method for maintaining or improving the health of the skin in areas covered by an absorbent article, wherein the desirable goal of the method is to reduce or avoid scery and / or rash compared to skin covered with an equivalent absorbent article, for skin care. CONCRETE EXAMPLES OF PREPARED (MANUFACTURING) OF TREATED CUFFS AND UPPER LAYER OF PAPER ACCORDING TO THIS INVENTION The following are specific examples of the treatment of cuffs and / or upper layers of czech structures with skin care compositions (compositions) in accordance with the present invention: Pří klaeý i A. Preparation of a hill care composition The skin care composition (Mixture A) is made by mixing the following molten (i.e., liquid) ingredients together: po t ro ta r um (r  i - miní cu '. dark., o re mm pl stares mine ' 1 3 ί. 0 ´ e ml e cta ^R ), stearyia 1 whom 1 ( Who are you: Li r i i cd trooter and Camole Company, Ci nci she i i, OH, JO, ho 001 S i exr rakt. and 1 oc (to obtained from Madis Botani caLs, I rs c. , Hac kens aok, NJ, - iakc Vorageí and hlpo.i.0 with Kavdc r O 1,! 'tt' - L i po i d listed in Kaydol in Table ). Percent weight I mze; these 1 lomponent Folder: Weight in W: lab ' Potřelatom 56 Stearyl. 41 27 .1 B. Preparation of the treated diaper foot cuff by means of a train The composition for skin care Λ IE is placed into a heated tank operating at a temperature and 0 7 F ^J (7 6, 6 ^'J C). This mixture IE subsequently applied by a contact applicator (i.e., the head aolikátoru Melt ?; 5 ΞΡ4 heat tavonéno adnoziva operating at ^{170, J} F (76, 6 ^'' 'C) directly onto the body surface of the barrier cuffs of a diaper in an area with a width 1.4 to the side of the diaper so that it covers the distal, distal edge of the barrier cuff from the body and the bottom of the diaper), this the portion is centered in the diaper assembly in the longitudinal direction such that one or both ends of each spacer elastic portion is covered by the composition for care. tt ž · .... vez? t.;, sr? pr mmom. u, ¹ . ro / pa.it annoys annual (18.0 q / ni). Contradictory elasticity! a part of the lunton with adhesive to prevent creep, such as Findloy H9254, as it is about to be defrosted. 4 4 ·· 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 44 4 4 4 4 The skin care composition A (prepared in accordance with the procedure in Example Ii) is then applied to the body surface of the diaper barrier cuffs in a 1.4 inch (3.55 cm) side of the diaper strip so that it is covered further away from the body , the distal edge of the barrier cuff) on each barrier cuff and extending over the entire length of the barrier cuff. Addition level = 0.0116 g / inch square (i.e. 18.0 g / rm) Example 3 The skin care composition A (prepared according to the procedure of Example 1) is then applied to the body surface of the diaper barrier cuffs in a 1.4 inch (3.55 cm) strip in the side direction of the diaper so that it is covered from the body a distal, distal edge of the barrier cuff) to each barrier cuff and 8 inches long (20.32 cm, longitudinal direction of the diaper), this portion is cut out in the contracted area of the barrier cuff so that each end of the conflicting elastic portions is not covered by this skin care. Addition level - 0.0072 g / inch square (12.0 g / yyyy). A. Preparation of the skin care composition (s) Anhydrous skin care and skin care mixture B) is made by mixing the following molten (i.e., liquid) ingredients together: mineral oil • mineral oil · fl fl fl fl fl olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej olej Φ φ ···· ** · * * · *> φ (mineral oil cetearyl alcohol produced by 1trm Carnation Curl, USP, manufactured by Witco Corp.), (a mixed linear primary alcohol C ₁₆ -Ci _S , The Procter & Gamble Company under the brand TA1618). The percentages by weight of these components are shown in Table 11, below: Table 11 Component Weight in%: Mineral, Ceteary1 oil as alcohol B. Preparation of Treated Diaper Foot Cuffs by Covering the Calendula The skin care composition B is placed in a heated tank operating at Γ / 0'F (76.6 ° C). This mixture is subsequently on iid with the help of κο ii L. and l. Nr ho ap ^! ii ka t.oru (i.e. hiavy and i-i ka to ^- ru Melt ex ΞΡ4 5 heat hot melt adhesive; ] i U i p ř .1. tcplotě 1 ° F (7.6 ° C) to diaper barrier cuffs desktop se width 1 , 4 pal ce (3.55 cm, in the direction of the diaper side, so j t po uryt t > d f o i a give up that 1 5 i. , d i s t a rl 1 o κ ra j ba r i é rove thwarts that you; o Cetkou i. . , / 5 ca i cu iíí, '·' cm, pooéJ. ny diaper direction ;, this c á S i je vyst diluted vo downloaded the area of the barrier cuff so, that edno č L obt c endings each contradictory elastic part i IR po · cover; O this mixtures for f power on the skin. Ex I gave “ _L - C, 011.6 a / paiec (18.0 q / yyy). 4 * 000 * 0 T I k! D Cd A, Preparation of a skin care composition Anhydrous skin care composition (Skin Care Composition C) is made by mixing the following molten (ie, liquid) ingredients together: mineral oil (Carnation White mineral oil, USB, manufactured by Witco Corp.), cctearyl ¹ . whom! (mixed Cie-Cie linear primary alcohol, manufactured by The Procter & Gamble Company under the trademark TA1618), and cetereath 10 (Cie-Ciej linear alcohol ethoxylate having an average degree of ethoxylation of 10, manufactured by ICI America). The percentages by weight of these components are given in Table III, below: Table Component: Weight in% Mineral oil C e t e a r y 1 a k o h o 1 H. Preparation of the treated diaper by hot coating A mixture of skin care composition C is placed into a heated tank operating at M / CUU (Ί6,6 ^II C). Tat.o mixture is then applied using a contact applicator (i.e., the head aplikátoI · »· ru Μθΐ'.βχ thermal melt adhesive, operating temperature and '/ 0 F ^J (76,621) onto the barrier cuffs of a diaper in an area with a width of 1.4 inches (3.55 cm, facing the diaper side so that it is covered further away from the body, the distal edge of the barrier cuff) and 11.75 inches in length by 29.8 cm, the longitudinal direction of the diaper), l.at.o part is centered in a contracted area of the barrier cuff such that one or both ends of each conflicting elastic portion is covered by the skin care composition. Addition level · = · 0.0116 g / square inch (18.0 g / m ² ). Example 6 A. Preparation of a skin care composition Anhydrous skin care composition (U-Mix) is made mixing following melts (i.e. . j. ⁱⁿ round) ingredients together : petrolatum getting from f i rmy Witco Corp., Greenwich , GT, under the designation Perfect . ,.in . C-i, ceteary1 and 1 whom L (my cherished) linear primary alcohol G _ltl - _-C1f , manufactured c The Procter & Gamble Company under the brand TA-1618, cetereath 10 (Cig-Cie linear alcohol ethoxylate having an average degree of otoxylation of 10, manufactured by ICI America), and Veragol 1: 1 Lipoid with Kaydol (aloe extract in mineral oil manufactured by irirma) Ur. Uadis Laboratories, Inc.). Percent weight; of these components are listed in Table IV below: Tabu i ka Component Weight in%: Petro lat. um • «• φ • φφ φ φ « Φ φ φ · · · · · · · · · · · Stearyl alcohol 35 Ceteareth 10 15 A1 ο e 1 Β. Preparation of the treated diaper by hot melt coating The skin care composition D is placed in a heated tank operating at a temperature of 170 ^u F (76.6 ^U C). This mixture is then applied with a contact applicator (i.e., a Meitex EP45 applicator hot melt adhesive operating at 170 ° F (76.6 ° C)) to the diaper barrier cuffs in an area of 1.4 inches (3.55 cm) wide, in the direction of the diaper side so that it is covered further away from the body, the distal edge of the barrier cuff) and a length of 11.75 inches (29.8 cm, longitudinal direction of the diaper), i.e. the center is centered in the contracted area of the barrier cuff wherein one or both ends of each of the conflicting elastic portions are covered with the skin care composition. Addition level ~ 0.0116 q / in. (18.0 g / npo, Example 7 The mixture A (produced according to Example 1) is the wall of the heated tank first) above the temperature of 170 ° (00 / -6.6 °). tUv sit ^ sm tat January rmmmm help out: ”ktn drul eagle Culen / 1. . a Meltex Eld.5 applicator having a hot melt adhesive having 5 slits and operating at 17.5 ° C (76.6 ° C) to the topsheet of the article in a strip pattern, where the strips ran in the longitudinal direction of the article. Conuret / Ou Ou coated 5 strips, each strip is 0.25 inches wide (6.35 mm, sideways in the lateral direction of the products) and 11.75 inches long (298 mm), y-- ² τ io '<r - r - ice; /, 8 / I · * ··· The first addition of = /, / mg / paiec or mg / crrr Distance between Bands The skin care composition A is then also applied to the body barrier cuffs of the article in a strip of: 1.4 inches (3.55 cm, facing the diaper side, so that the distal, distal edge of the barrier cuff) is covered on each barrier and extending the entire length of the barrier cuff, level of addition - 0.0116 g / paiec square (ie 18.0 g / m ² ). Application is carried out in the same manner as described in Section 1. tří.klad 8 The mixture 11 (produced according to Example 6) is placed in a heated tank operating at 170 ^L ( ^76.6 ° C). This mixture is sanded by a contact applicator (using, for example, a Melte® applicator head; EP4 5 heat-melt adhesive, single-slot drilling and operating at 170 ° F (76.6 ° C)) to the topsheet of the product in a generally uniform pcoriak . Specifically, 1 strip of 2.5 inches is used, i. i. see t. eia 1 niche (or up to 31 shots, product) a 11.75 inches long (29.8 cm), at addition level - 7.7 mg / in square (12 g / nr, 1.19 mq / cnb). Stripe jc applied so that it is centered on the longitudinal centerline of the product. Mixture c. C - to cat it is being applied to the surface by the cold t / F u,? _and > y vý vý man man man man man man man u in 1.4 inch wide i ί, b 5 cm, in the direction of s 1. ra y y. iateralnirn direction of the diaper so ie po Cover farther, di. stood her edge of the barrier cuff) on each barrier spouse; and stretching the full length barrier cuffs. Level ρ Weaving - 5.9116 q / inch square (i.e. 18.0 g / nc). The deposition is carried out in the same manner as described in Example 1. * · 'Π- Γ ··. An absorbent article to be worn by a user adjacent to the skin, the article comprising; containment file (chassis) containing: vneis.i. the packaging layer includes η ici: a lower layer; and a liquid pervious topsheet attached to the backsheet; and an absorbent core disposed between said topsheet and the bottom layer; a cuff attached to the containment assembly, each cuff having a first surface and a second surface opposed to the first surface; Identify the Ujica SET 1 m that the collar is provided an effective amount of skin care composition that is semisolid or solid at 20 C ^M.-JC least partially ořenášitoiný ra ovmožku wears evils e. , 1. The absorbent article of claim 1, wherein the cuff of the assembly, preferably wherein the barrier cuff comprises a separate portion of the barrier cuff having a proximal edge and a distal edge spaced from the proximal edge, the proximal edge of the edge is not ruptured to the absorbent. product; and extending to allow this portion of the barrier cuff to be spaced outwardly from the outer skin layer. An absorbent article according to claim 2, wherein each barrier cuff has a kiopy portion and a channel portion, preferably a and a and a; at least a portion of the duct, more preferably wherein the skin care composition is applied to both the part of the inflammation and the part of the knock. The absorbent article of any of the preceding claims; summarizes a sealing collar coupled to the containment assembly, preferably wherein the sealing collar comprises a side flap extending sc outwardly from and along one of the edges of the absorbent core, more preferably wherein the side flap comprises at least one separate first cuff element attached to the retention assembly and an el element operably connected to the side flap. The absorbent article of claim 4, wherein the first cuff element is attached to the topsheet to form a body flap surface of the side flap, preferably wherein the skin care composition is disposed on the surface to the body of the first cuff element. 6. Absorbent product according to any z prede and glands diff in which means for skin care u include Yippee: (and) from about 10¾ to about 9 5i an emollient having plastic and eye or liquid consistency at 20 V; and (i υ from about 5% to about 902, composition with> chopného znc-nybn i t t oto an emollient for speaking é cuff. /, Absorbent product according to claim t, in which -Soft softener z zd er π u θ s C'í.j · .. ´ o y t. i, ol of <complete skeleton < more SO of iv. oil based plasticizers, fatty acid ester plasticizer (s), poly (oxane plasticizer, plasticizer of the fatty acid bed esters, alkyl ethoxylate plasticizer, and mixtures thereof, preferably wherein the immobilizing agent is selected from the group consisting of: Fatty acids and esters of growing polyhydroxy acid esters of C, C>, q qthth -th y am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am am poly poly poly am poly poly poly poly poly /;; /;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; wherein the skin care composition further comprises an alce extract. 8. An absorbent article according to any of the preceding 1? O ik la f In h. Π 2 casting ΠΰχΓιχ vÍolVG ó 3 p O ±? The second skin care composition, the second skin care composition is semi-solid or solid at 20 ° C and is at least partially transferable to the skin. the wearer. in it from the year The absorbent article of Claim 8 and having a different composition from the second preferably wherein the ydrophobic and the second skin composition is hydrophilic, or wherein the skin composition is the same composition as the second composition. means for care 0 skin means for care c > skin means for care 0 humbly, ku for skin care furnaces. 10. An absorbent article according to any of the foregoing - -! · _ O to J _f in which means of care. <mop x -hv ·. · I at 1'0 pP '. y · * - * '* ^l · * χ- asked for speaking first surface, preferably in which this first Surface cuffs contacts during wear humbly, ku wears calf t if that forms a body surface, or wherein the first surface comprises a surface; and said environment for care. o humiliated is transmitted rc to