ES2627034B1 - Hair growth activating inducing compound and method of obtaining it - Google Patents

Abstract

Hair growth activating inducing compound and method of obtaining it. # The compound of the invention is based on mixing ethyl alcohol, extra virgin olive oil and water, in the same proportions, with leaves of natural plants corresponding to parsley, leaves of walnut and oak leaves in certain proportions, so that a resulting liquid is obtained that is finally filtered to extract the leaves, determining an ideal compound for the induction and activation of hair growth.

Description

5

10

fifteen

twenty

25

30

35

40

Four. Five

fifty

DESCRIPTION

Compound inducer activating hair growth and procedure for obtaining it.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a hair growth activating inducing compound, based on a mixture of ethyl alcohol, extra virgin olive oil and water with natural plant leaves, these being parsley, oak and walnut, in proportions concrete, both with regard to liquids and with regard to leaves.

The method of obtaining the hair growth activating inducing compound is also an object of the invention.

The field of application of the present invention falls within the sector of the technique dedicated to the development and manufacture of products to activate or favor hair growth and the treatment of alopecia.

Background of the invention

Hair loss or alopecia can begin with a few hairs that fall out and later progress to a bare scalp.

Baldness refers to excessive hair loss and may be the result of genetics, certain medications or an underlying medical condition. Anyone, whether men, women or children can experience hair loss.

The most common form of alopecia is androgenic alopecia, which affects approximately one third of men and women. It is a type of permanent alopecia. There are also so-called temporary alopecia and include alopecia areata.

Hair loss treatments are available to help promote hair growth or hide hair loss; and include, from drug treatments to surgical treatments.

In drug treatments, the effectiveness of the medications used will depend on the cause, extent and individual response of alopecia. Generally, treatment is less effective for more extensive cases. The most common are based on the following compounds and have the following forms of application and disadvantages:

Minoxidil, an over-the-counter product used for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia and alopecia areata. It is rubbed on the scalp twice a day to grow hair or to prevent further loss.

Finasteride, medicine intended to treat male pattern baldness. It is taken daily as a pill. Its operation is based on stopping the conversion of testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT), a hormone that contracts hair follicles and is an important factor in male hair loss. As with minoxidil, they are known as rare adverse effects of finasteride decreased sexual appetite and sexual function. The FDA has also warned that in some

5

10

fifteen

twenty

25

30

35

40

Four. Five

fifty

Men there is an increased risk of suffering from a severe form of prostate cancer. Finasteride is not approved for female use.

Corticosteroids, used in the treatment of alopecia areata. The treatment is usually repeated every month. New hair may be visible four weeks after the injection; Oral corticosteroids, ointments and creams are also used less effectively.

Anthralin is a tar-like synthetic substance that is applied to the scalp and must be washed every day, and can stimulate new hair growth in cases of alopecia areata.

In surgical treatments, hair transplants are known, being the grafts usually used for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia when the other measures have failed. Micrografts are some of the newest techniques by which the surgeon transplants only the hair follicles. Another type of surgical intervention consists in removing the bald areas by joining the scalp in the areas with hair, obviously when partially depopulated. Surgeries are always invasive for the subject and expensive.

Finally, other hair products or lotions suitable for the treatment and care of hair based on a mixture of plants or natural substances of various kinds have been disclosed.

Although there are numerous products for the prevention of hair loss and recovery, there is still a need for other products that enrich the range of available means for the prevention and regeneration of hair.

The invention provided provides a product of natural origin, suitable for inducing or reactivating the birth and growth of hair comprising a mixture of plant extracts in an emulsion of the heterogeneous elements alcohol, virgin olive oil and water.

For the elaboration of the product of this invention leaves of the following plants are used: parsley, walnut and oak.

Description of the invention

Specifically, the compound proposed by the present invention is a natural compound comprising the addition of parsley leaves, walnut leaves and oak leaves to an emulsion in equal parts by volume of alcohol, olive oil and water. The product obtained is suitable for the treatment of hair loss, inducing and reactivating the birth and growth of hair.

Gradual regeneration of the hair follicle and hair is achieved with the compound of the invention; and strengthening it, acting as an activator and vitalizer.

The components of the product are added and mixed sequentially and in an appropriate dosage, obtaining a dense and optimal emulsified compound for topical application and with light massages, dilate the pores of the skin, and reach the hair follicle, activating muscle tissue and inducing and activating its rise, strengthening and growth.

5

10

fifteen

twenty

25

30

35

40

Four. Five

fifty

More specifically, the following participate in the compound of the invention

components in% by weight:

• Ethyl alcohol .......................... between 30 and 35%.

• Extra virgin olive oil ...... between 30 and 35%.

• Water ........................................ between 30 and 35%.

• Leaves are parsley .................. between 0.2 and 0.6%.

• Walnut leaves ......................... between 0.4 and 1.6%.

• Oak leaves ....................... between 0.8 and 2.4%.

As for the procurement process, it includes the following operational phases:

• In a container with ethyl alcohol of 60 to 90 ° parsley is added, leaving the mixture in a dry and dark place, for a period of time of the order of three to five days.

• Walnut leaves are added to the mixture, leaving the mixture at rest for a time of the order of three to five days.

• To the mixture resulting from the previous phase, oak leaves are added, leaving the mixture at rest for a period of time of the order of three to five days.

• Extra virgin olive oil is added to the resulting mixture and subjected to a stirring process.

• Adding water to the product resulting from the previous stage, stirring the emulsion.

• The resulting product is subjected to a rest phase in a dry and dark place, at room temperature, for a period of time between 60 and 90 days.

• Filtration / casting of the resulting liquid with respect to the solids that determine the leaves of plants.

Example of embodiment of the invention

By way of example, it is described in more detail how a

concrete compound, according to the object of the invention.

To do this, it was based on the following components:

• 1 liter of ethyl alcohol.

• 1 liter of extra virgin olive oil.

• 1 liter of water.

• 5 grams of parsley leaves (Petroselinum sativum P)

5

10

fifteen

twenty

25

30

35

40

• 10 grams of walnut leaves (Juglans regia)

• 20 grams of oak leaves (Quercus ilex L.)

The use of these sheets in the compound object of the invention can be fresh, freshly picked, or dried leaves.

Well, from these components in a first phase, the leaves of the plants were gradually mixed with the alcohol, until a tincture was obtained. In a container or container 1 liter of denatured alcohol (60-90 degrees) was introduced and 5 grams of Parsley was added, leaving the mixture at rest, in a dry and dark place, for three days.

The next day 10 grams of walnut leaves were added to the mixture; and the mixture was allowed to stand again for another three days, after which, finally, 20 grams of oak leaves were added and allowed to stand for another three days.

Subsequently, 1 liter of extra pure virgin olive oil (without additives) was added to the product resulting from the previous stage, stirring the mixture, then adding 1 liter of water also with stirring of the product.

The product obtained was kept at rest in a dry and dark place, at room temperature for a period between 60-90 days, to be filtered, eliminating the solids determined by the leaves of the plants.

The compound for topical use object of the invention is very stable and can be kept in closed container, at room temperature, maintaining its characteristics, for a long period of time.

Numerous trials have revealed the efficacy of the hair growth activity inducing product of the invention in the treatment of various types of alopecia; mainly in relation to the well-known male baldness.

The application of the product object of the invention is carried out topically on the allopathic zone totally or partially devoid of hair, in the amount necessary to give a massage that favors the penetration of said product into the pores or scalp; being advisable periodic applications the product during a prolonged time. The duration and intensity of the applications will depend on the area undergoing treatment, the response of the subject to be treated, and professional criteria and experience.

Claims (2)

5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 35 40 ES 2 627 034 A1 1. Hair growth activating inducing compound, characterized in that it is obtained by mixing an emulsion of liquids and leaves of natural plants, in which the following components participate in% by weight: Ethyl alcohol ........................... between 30 and 35%. Extra virgin olive oil ..... between 30 and 35%. Water ......................................... between 30 and 35%. Leaves are parsley .................. between 0.2 and 0.6%. Walnut leaves .......................... between 0.4 and 1.6%. Oak leaves ........................ between 0.8 and 2.4%. 2. Method for obtaining an inducing compound for hair growth, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises the following operational phases: • In a container with ethyl alcohol of 60 to 90 ° parsley is added, leaving the mixture in a dry and dark place, for a period of time of the order of the order of three to five days. • Walnut leaves are added to the mixture, leaving the mixture at rest for a time of the order of three to five days. • To the mixture resulting from the previous phase, oak leaves are added, leaving the mixture at rest for a period of time of the order of three to five days. • Extra virgin olive oil is added to the resulting mixture and subjected to a stirring process. • Adding water to the product resulting from the previous stage, stirring the emulsion. • The resulting product is subjected to a rest phase in a dry and dark place, at room temperature, for a period of time between 60 and 90 days. • Filtration / casting of the resulting liquid with respect to the solids that determine the leaves of plants.