FR2749509A1 - Depilatory paste preparation - Google Patents

Abstract

Depilatory paste is made from honey, lemon juice, citric acid, a very small amount of water, alum pre-melted in water, floral perfume extracts and camphor. A quantity of the composition, preferably warmed slightly, is removed with the fingers, kneaded in the hands, formed into a ball, pressed onto the area of skin to be depilated, spread out over the hairs and then pulled of in a single sweep. The material can be kneaded back into a ball and re-applied as many times as are necessary to obtain a clean smooth skin.

Description

 The present invention relates to a process for the preparation of depilatory and descaling body care paste as well as the care paste itself obtained by the implementation of this process.

 Currently there are completely natural depilatory pastes based on sugar or honey and lemon juice applicable by hand without spatula or strips of fabric.

 Usais these pastes are not usable as depilatory body care on the one hand and descaling on the other hand.

 Until now, all completely natural depilatory pastes are content to pluck the hair without thoroughly cleaning the skin. They do not act gradually definitively, which requires their use at regular intervals.

 In addition, known depilatories are not applicable in the event of cuts, bleeding, on damaged skin.

 The classic depilatories and especially the waxes are applied at high temperature which causes a feeling of strong heat on the skin and harms the circulatory system.

 Finally, it always results from classic hair removal an irritation of the skin, or a dermal hypersensitivity and it is often advised to the users of hair removal to apply after depilation a calming milk on the skin.

 The subject of the present invention is a process for the preparation of depilatory care paste in a progressively definitive manner with a massage effect which is also unclogging of the skin, cleansing and astringent which does not harm the circulatory system, which can be used on skin which is attractive because of its character. hemostatic> suppressing dermal hypersensitivity resulting from the elimination of the hair by its soothing character and respecting the physiology of the skin.

 The present invention relates to a process for preparing a care paste based on honey (of all flowers) of citrus juice (orange juice or preferably lemon juice) of citric acid, of perfume extracts flowers (rose water or orange or geranium or jasmine) alum) camphor and a little water.

For example, obtaining a kilogram of dough requires -A kilogram of honey -The juice of a lemon -10 cm3 of citric acid -3cm3 of water -5 grams of alum -2cm3 of perfume extract flowers -30 grams of camphor
In a large stainless steel saucepan, double bottomed so that there is neither too strong heat nor odors, we incorporate honey, lemon juice, citric acid water, alum ( previously melted in water) the extracts of flowers as well as the camphor respecting the above-mentioned proportions.

 We incorporate all these ingredients cold at the same time (the order is not characteristic> except for the alum which has already been mixed with water).

 We then stir everything.

 A compact mixture is then obtained.

 It is only then that we start to cook this one.

 During one hour of cooking, the mixture obtained is brought to very low heat while continuing to stir it with a wooden spatula.

 After one hour of cooking the dough becomes liquid.

 About half an hour later, stirring constantly, the dough begins to take on a certain consistency with an increasingly amber color.

 To check the consistency of the dough, take a very small amount with a spoon and spread it on a cold plate: the dough is fine, that is to say easily workable by hand if it comes off without sticking to the fingers and leave no marks on the cold plate.

 Let the dough cool for a few moments; once lukewarm it can be applied to the body at a temperature close to it (37 c maximum), that is to say neither hot nor cold so as to obtain the best results.

The dough can be conditioned at this temperature in plasticized and opaque jars without manual contact from the manufacturer.
The product thus packaged can be stored for up to three years.

 It can be used at an ambient temperature between 20 and 30 "camais it is more effective after slightly warming the pot in a pan (in a bain-marie, not to bring to a boil), up to a temperature close to that of the body.

 Before using the paste, wipe and dry any perspiration from the hands and especially from the part of the body to be treated.

You can then take the desired amount of dough with your fingers and knead it for a few seconds
The paste has a consistency that can be varied depending on the parts of the body to be treated.

 it is applicable on the whole body including the most sensitive and intimate parts on condition of using a less consistent and more flexible paste.

 The consistency of the dough will be reduced and it softened by adding a drop of lemon juice on the dough which will be kneaded.

 A softer paste should also be used to treat the face and lower limbs.

To apply the paste to the skin, proceed as follows:
With a dab of dough adhering to the fingers we make a ball by kneading it. With the other hand we stretch the skin well on the place to be treated. We press very hard this ball of dough on the skin> in the direction of hair on the hairy parts, spreading it out. Then you pull the paste with a sharp blow in the air, in the opposite direction of the growth of the hairs if there were any.

 Then it is necessary to remix, to reconfigure the ball of dough then to repeat the operation as many times as necessary> that is to say until the obtaining of a cleansed and satiny skin.

 The degree of temperature of the paste at the time when it is applied to the body, ie 37 "c maximum, makes this paste a warm paste and not hot and therefore it does not harm the circulatory and venous system .

 It has a massage effect, especially on the lower limbs.

 The care paste always contains alum, making it astringent and haemostatic: in case of cut or bleeding the paste helps with healing and can be applied even on aggressed skin.

 The application of the paste on the hairy parts constitutes a hair removal method slowing down the regrowth of the hair and gradually final.

 By using the dough at regular intervals the hair becomes weaker and weaker.

 Each application greatly reduces the vitality of the hair bulb, by about a third> which gradually leads to the permanent disappearance of the hair.

 The camphor contained in the paste calms and disinfects the skin, suppresses tightness and reduces the dermal flypersensitivity resulting from the removal of hair.

 The paste can be applied for deep cleaning of the skin.

 By its de-ncrustati on or exfoliating action, the paste leaves a clean, soft and satiny skin.

 The impurities contained in the skin such as dead cells, possible crusts> or ingrown hairs which cause pimples and irritations are eliminated.

 Honey as a nutritious product provides satiny and regeneration of the skin.

 The dough respects the physiology of the epidermis and dermis.

 Once hair removal or scaling is finished, the paste is easily removed by passing a washcloth soaked in lukewarm water and wrung out on the treated part in order to remove the sticky film which may have become attached to the skin.

 Slightly scented the dough has no drawbacks of odors.

 Once used, the paste is immediately discarded, which eliminates any risk of contamination.

Claims (5)

 Process for the preparation of a depilatory care paste in a progressively definitive manner with massage effect, hemostatic and soothing descaling, characterized in that a mixture of honey, lemon juice, citric acid, water is produced very small quantity> of alum previously melted in water, extracts of perfume of flowers and camphor.  2. Method according to claim i lcaractérisé in that one mixes to obtain a kilogram of dough: -A kilogram of honey -The juice of a lemon -10 cm3 of citric acid -3 cm3 of water -5 grams alum -2 cm3 of flower perfume extracts -30 grams of camphor.  3. A process for preparing the dough according to claims 1 and 2 characterized in that the mixture obtained is cooked over very low heat for one hour, stirring it until a liquid paste is obtained, in that the consistency of the dough increases after half an hour, stirring constantly, until it takes on an increasingly amber color.  4. hair removal process by using the paste obtained by the process according to claims 1 to 3 characterized in that the paste is applied to the body at a temperature close to it (37 "c maximum) which is not a hot paste and does not harm the circulatory and venous system.  5. Method according to claims 1 to 3 characterized in that the dough is made less consistent and more flexible by the addition of a drop of lemon juice on 1n kneaded dough, so as to have a consistency that can be done vary according to the parts to be treated and to be applied to the most sensitive and intimate parts of the body.