ES2259935B1 - BASIC COSMETIC FORMULA BASED ON KILLAY AND JABONCILLO TOGETHER WITH ROMERO, TOMILLO AND SALVIA, PROCEDURE OF OBTAINING AND USES OF THIS FORMULA IN PRODUCTS OF JABONERIA, PERFUMERIA AND COSMETICS. - Google Patents

Abstract

Basal cosmetic formula based on killay and soap with rosemary, thyme and sage, procedure for obtaining and using this formula in soap, perfume and cosmetic products. Preparation of a base product for cosmetics from olive oil soap that is combined with killay and soap saponins, together with fresh rosemary, thyme and sage leaf pulp, with the option of using dry killay extract and pulp soapy cherries Uses of this formula in cosmetics and towels packed in plastic for personal and institutional use.

Description

Basal cosmetic formula based on killay and soap with rosemary thyme and sage, procedure Obtaining and using this formula in soap products, Perfumery and cosmetics.

Technical sector

The invention falls within the technical sector of the soap, perfume and cosmetics industries, more specifically in relation to the external nutrition of the human organism by treating the skin and hair with products made from a basal formula that It contains a combination of rosemary leaves ( Rosmarinus officinalis ), thyme ( Thymus vulgaris ), sage ( Salvia Officinalis ), in the form of a fresh pulp of its leaves, stems and flowers and separately from its essential oils, which are combined with extract of bark of the South American killay tree ( Quillaja saponaria M ) and pulp of cherries, or wood extract, of the tropical soap tree ( Sapindus saponaria ), which are cooked in a dilution of virgin olive oil and water soap, forming a 50%, which when joined to the fresh pulp leads to the formation of a gel, which is added cold up to 1% of essential oils of rosemary, thyme and salvi to.

The base product thus achieved can be used in creams, shampoos, soaps and sanitary material, as well as a Additive in medicines to treat skin and hair.

Currently all body parts are considered as open biological systems susceptible to treatment for a saponin-based product that does not irritate or It has contraindications., For the properties of saponins and other compounds of the killay and the soap, the skin is prepared, to cellular level, to receive the effect of the accompanying products, what is due to the known adjuvant action of the saponins of both plants, intervening in the way in which the cell nutrition and detoxification processes, which are facilitated by the use of the other products and processes of the basal formula, so the skin and hair are protected and nourished As an integral system.

State of the art

The aforementioned integrative trend of the welfare industry includes aspects related to quality internal, intrinsic, of the natural product and also the aspects associated to the external, extrinsic quality of the products. For his pleasant aroma and safety this basal formula has properties organoleptics that place it in a position of maximum quality external and, for its medicinal and relaxing qualities, with tropical and Mediterranean elements, give it a place relevant in terms of internal quality, intrinsic, as an element of new formulations of cosmetics, soap and other products of personal hygiene.

Currently, within the skin treatment and the hair, it has been concluded that the use of Substances from the animal kingdom are not the most appropriate, because the welfare industry considers a group more and more broad plant extracts as the basis of their new products, those that are presented to the market as a set of elements that they interact in the system, such as external and internal nutrition. In relationship with the area of internal nutrition, in which, as a natural set, external treatment systems are presented in conjunction with healthy diets, such as internal nutrition, using some plant components in both dimensions, so it is the case of the components of the killay and the soap, they can be used in food and cosmetics.

The substances of the basal formula are associated, in another author's patent, to that dietary dimension and to Mediterranean cuisine (Iglesias García, Alfonso, Spanish Office of Patents, and Trademarks, ES application. 200500887, Madrid, April 2005).

This approach encourages the creation of groups of products in system, for example those that in its development are insert innovative elements of external nutrition of the skin and the hair, only based on plant products and perfumes too vegetables, everything that positively inserts them into conception Current unisex, chemically pure and non-product lines animal components

All this results in a fusion element of natural elements, collected as the principle of a basal formula, associated with the welfare industry, which can be marketed in product lines, or separate, as a basic cleaning solution for the skin, or also as a vegetable shampoo. And it can also be used in formulas with other plant products widely used in Cosmetics

The notion of the welfare industry is associated with the current perception of quality, in two dimensions, the intrinsic of the product, which must be natural and balancing the organism and the external or extrinsic , which refers to its organoleptic properties and appearance , with nice products and easy to use. Everything that meets the proposed basal formula
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Purified saponin concentrates have had extensive use in this industry, being the subject of several patents In the case of killay concentrates, they have been authorized numerous patents in cosmetics and nowadays they are appreciated for its functions contributing to cell nutrition, avoidance of fungal and bacterial infections and also by the action modulator of the intervention of other plant compounds. further the presence of saponins allows the separation of substances specific support water of the different products, which facilitates the nourishing action through the skin at the cellular level Lo which is reflected in the following patents:

Formulation of a hair tonic . Preparation of a hair tonic using killay saponins. PI BR 94 00875.

Formulation that stimulates hair growth . Preparation of a stimulant tonic for hair growth using killay saponins. ES 2009151.

Foam for bathrooms . Foaming agent for bath, non-toxic, with killay saponins for effects on dermatosis and deep sleep. JP 88206746.

Formulation for dyes and hair color . Preparation based on killay extracts and method for hair dyeing by repeated applications for a short period of time. US Patent 4, 800,080.

Organic tonic for dandruff . Lotion with effective killay extract for the treatment of seborrhea, dandruff and appearance. US Patent 4, 508,714.

Powder shampoo Dry powder shampoo that includes extract of killay and other plants. WO 9600563.

Foaming shampoos and conditioner . Excellent sparkling shampoos and conditioner. Contains high molecular weight silicone and killay extract, improves the adhesion of silicone to battered hair, facilitating combing and hair homogeneity. JP 9669162.

Vitamin E: Soluble aqueous preparation . The preparation contains killay and vitamin E saponins. It is soluble in water and can be used in food, drugs, cosmetics, etc. JP 59048414 A.

Evening primrose oil solubilization . Killay saponins are used to solubilize evening primrose oil in water with good stability. JP 85108271.

Water soluble aromas (perfumes) with killay saponins . Water soluble perfumes containing natural essential oils solubilized with saponins. They are stable for a long period of time allowing the oil phase not to separate from the aqueous one. JP 61266496.

In Spain and in some places in Latin America splinters of killay bark are marketed as vegetable shampoo with the name "Panama wood", they are also made in Peru and other countries shampoos with cherry saponins from Soap.

In this invention the novelty consists in the relationship of the killay with the pulp or soap extract and the pulp of the three medicinal plants widely used in the Mediterranean area and Latin America in the diet, in natural medicine and in cosmetics, both homemade and industrial, the effect being very important adjuvant of saponins in cell therapy and nutrition, facilitating the positive action of rosemary, thyme and sage and Its essential oils.

The leaves, flowers, stems and essential oils distillates of these three broad-rooted plants in the Mediterranean allow to combine, in the base formula that is proposed, other saponins, organic acids and glycosides, including those of rosemary. These plants are rosemary, thyme, and sage and a combination of its essential oils.

Saponins being resistant to alcohols, acids, heat and oxidation, are a good stabilizer of other cosmetic formulas and a suitable preservative for products packed with a lot of plant material.

Technical problem

The problem is the development of a base product that relies on a system for the extraction of Killay bark concentrate and pulp of cherry cherries dried, or the extract of its wood, combined with the elaboration of a pupa of fresh leaves of the three aromatic plants and their cooking in a soapy solution to form a gel, developed to from the mixture in a solution of the two saponins trees and the pulp of the three Mediterranean plants and their oils essential, what you intend to do in an installation located in the ecological cultivation field of the three aromatic species. The that must be collected only six hours after processing and according to a calendar adapted to the biological and environmental balance of each species.

In greater detail it can be said that the invention comprises, and essentially consists of, a new union of elements of the saponins of the killay and the soap, enhanced in relation to the other fresh aromatic compounds, especially with rosemary, a plant that also contains saponins and the essential oils of these three Mediterranean plants.

It proceeds to the formation of a soapy gel derived from the relationship of all this with a base of vegetable soap virgin olive oil, which is added between 1 and 5% of rosemary essential oil and between 1% and 0.5% of oils Rosemary, sage and thyme essentials.

While any vegetable saponin could serve binder, in this case the properties of the derivatives of the Killay, for terpenes and other accompanying compounds, result irreplaceable as adjuvants, which combine very properly with the components from the other plants, especially with soap saponins and rosemary.

Advantages provided by the invention

The invention provides as main advantages a very broad and flexible baseline formula based on the combination of the beneficial effects of saponins with properties of sage, rosemary and thyme: this is joined by possibility of acting as an auxiliary element for other products Vegetables widely used in current cosmetics.

Detailed description of the invention

Basal cosmetic formula for direct application in skin and hair consisting of a mixture of killay saponins and Soap along with the fresh pulp of freshly harvested leaves of Rosemary, thyme and sage.

The procedure to obtain the basal formula It is characterized in that killay and soap saponins are mixed with fresh pulp of freshly harvested leaves of rosemary, thyme and sage, all of which is cooked in an aqueous soap solution of virgin olive oil to form a stable gel, which combines with essential oils from the three aromatic plants.

The basal formula is used as an element of cosmetics, soaps and shampoos and also in the form of a towel sanitary characterized by containing an aqueous solution of the basal formula, to which between 1 and 10% alcohol is added ethyl, which is packaged in sealed plastic envelopes, with the possible addition of extracts from other plants.

Brief description of the industrial process

As an example, the main ones are presented steps of the process that begins with the percolation that is done to from a scheme of treatment of the shell material of killay that is imported in containers with packages of 50 kilograms of dry bark. In a crusher you proceed to splinter the material that is introduced by temples in a 500 percolator liters capacity The concentrate thus obtained is deposited in a storage tank If soap wood is to be used, It crumbles in splinters and is treated equally in the percolator. TO the inlet and outlet of the percolator are used cotton filters and zeolite

In another operation if cherries are used dried soap, these are passed through a pulp with water and steam at 100 degrees Celsius, the pulp thus obtained dissolves at equal parts of 250 liters, with the killay concentrate, which It is done in a 1000 liter kettle with vertical stirrer.

To the mixture thus achieved 250 are added kilograms of vegetable soap of virgin olive oil and oils essentials of rosemary, sage and thyme, in a proportion between 1 and 0.5%, the mixed product is stirred at 80 degrees Celsius and let it cool.

In another temple we proceed to form, in a team shredder, a fresh pulp of rosemary, sage and thyme leaves, in equal parts, with freshly cut leaves, flowers and branches of organic farming fields, located near the plant, what is done with a rotary crusher and a sieve to separate woody stems and other impurities.

A mass of 500 kilograms of pulp is formed fresh leaves of the three plants, passing the fresh material through a pulper, with steam and hot water at 100 degrees, this pulp It is mixed in the kettle with the soap solution before formed shaking and mixing it with the vertical blades to form a homogeneous gelatinous body. After passing the mixture like this obtained to a feed tank, depending on the final destination, proceeds to package the product that demonstrates great stability if packaged in drums at 90 degrees Celsius, or in 1 liter containers per medium of a UHT (Ultra Fast Sterilization) equipment.

Regarding the use of this basal formula as component of cosmetics or shampoos, it is proposed to implement formulas with moist contact elements with skin or hair in creams or shampoos or their packaging in plastic bags together with tissues or sanitary towels made of absorbent paper.

In a separate installation, the packaging, in equipment for continuous sealing, of the product in plastic bags of various sizes containing pads, tissues and absorbent paper towels impregnated with the formula baseline combined with ethyl alcohol.

Claims (4)

1. Cosmetic basal formula of direct application in skin and hair consisting of a mixture of killay saponins and soap with the fresh pulp of freshly harvested leaves of Rosemary, thyme and sage. 2. Method for obtaining the basal formula, according to claim 1, characterized in that killay and soap saponins are mixed with the fresh pulp of freshly harvested leaves of rosemary, thyme and sage, cooked in an aqueous solution of virgin olive oil soap. olive to form a stable gel, which is combined with essential oils of the three aromatic plants. 3. Use of the basal formula according to claims 1 and 2 for the preparation of shampoos, soaps medicinal and cosmetic, to which extracts can be added from other plants. 4. Sanitary towel, according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that it contains an aqueous solution of the basal formula, to which between 1 and 10% ethyl alcohol is added, which is packaged in sealed plastic envelopes, with the possible addition of extracts from other plants.