JP2012246443A - Soap - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a soap having a product appeal.SOLUTION: The soap contains Suizenjinori (Aphanothece sacrum) that is a high-grade food material having scarcity and orthodoxy of origin.

Description

The present invention relates to a soap used for skin conditioning.

Soap is a surfactant that was originally intended to clean oil and dust that has adhered to the human body. Products with enhanced functionality such as medicated soaps are being supplied. As such a functional soap, for example, Patent Document 1 discloses a soap containing collagen or mineral. Patent Document 2 discloses a soap containing an active ingredient of Chinese medicine.

JP 2003-321346 A JP 2005-263923 A

These functional soaps were accepted by many consumers even though they were more expensive than regular soaps, and new products were put on the market for many operators to compete. As a result, the market is overflowing with a wide variety of functional soaps, and it is no longer possible to differentiate from other companies' products simply by asking for luxury and functionality. In general, in the market for high-priced products, it is a natural premise that the product is high-quality and high-quality. Often. Therefore, even in the functional soap market, soaps containing ingredients with rarity and legitimacy are considered to exert product appeal.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a soap characterized by containing a swallowtail.

Suizenjinori is a freshwater cyanobacteria that was named because it was native to Suizenji Garden in Kumamoto City. At present, it has been confirmed that it is growing only in the Kogane River in Asakura City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and it has been designated as an endangered species by the Ministry of the Environment. Suizenjinori collected in the Kogane River are called “Kawabuchi (registered trademark)” and “Kawori” and are used in high-class restaurants in restaurants throughout Japan. Suizenjinori as a product is distributed in a state of being dried and processed into a plate shape, and in the present invention, a finely pulverized plate-shaped suizenjinori is used.

The polysaccharide “Sakuran” contained in Suizenjinori is characterized by high water absorption. Therefore, when the body is washed with a soap containing suizenjinori, there is no skin tingling or rustling feeling that tends to occur when general soap is used, and a moist moisturizing feeling can be experienced. In addition, suizenjinori contains abundant minerals and vitamins such as iron, calcium, and magnesium compared to other algae, so you can experience an excellent skin conditioning effect.

The soap is preferably a soap obtained by dissolving sardinary in a base material by aging at room temperature for at least 2 weeks after taking out from the mold into which the stock solution is poured. As a result, Suizenjinori, which has been dispersed in the form of a slice immediately after manufacture, can be distributed throughout the soap, and the skin conditioning effect can be experienced regardless of which part of the soap is used.

A soap having a product appealing power can be provided by containing a suizenjinori, which is a high-class food having both rarity and legitimacy.

The soap according to the embodiment of the present invention is basically a soap base in which a swallowtail is melted. The soap base can be produced by a generally known soap production method, for example, a pot cooking method, a pot cooking salting out method, a neutralization method, a cold method (cold production method), or the like. Of these, the pot cooking method and the cold method do not exclude the glycerin produced in the manufacturing process, so it is suitable for producing a highly moisturizing base, and the skin moisturizing effect of suizenjinori has a high skin conditioning effect. Soap can be manufactured. In particular, the cold method has an advantage that the fats and oils as raw materials are less deteriorated as compared with other production methods in which high temperature heating is performed because aging is performed at normal temperature without applying heat.

Here, the method for producing soap by the cold method will be described in detail. As the raw material of soap, caustic soda (sodium hydroxide), fats and oils, water, and suizenjinori are used. For 600 g of soap, 61 g of caustic soda, 500 g of fats and oils, 190 g of water, and 2 g of suizenjinori were used.

First, caustic soda is dissolved in water to produce an aqueous caustic soda solution. Next, the oil and fat and the caustic soda aqueous solution are heated to about 40 degrees, respectively, and the caustic soda aqueous solution is added little by little while stirring the oil and fat with a whisk. When the total amount of the caustic soda aqueous solution is added, the mixture is stirred with a whisk for about 1 hour while maintaining the temperature of the mixed solution of the caustic soda aqueous solution and the fats and oils.

Next, the finely pulverized Suizendinori is added to the mixture and stirred with a whisk for about 10 minutes. The soap stock solution is completed through the above process. The finished soap solution is poured into a mold and stored in a heat insulation box for a whole day. After that, it is taken out from the heat insulation box, left in the mold for one day, further taken out from the mold and aged for one day.

Finally, cut into a size and shape that is easy to use and aged for 4 to 6 weeks. During this time, the squirrel ginseng dissolves and dissolves in the substrate in about two weeks. The completed soap can be used as a cosmetic soap having a high moisturizing effect due to the synergistic effect of glycerin and suizenjinori.

When the soap manufactured by the above manufacturing method was actually used by several men and women in their 50s to 70s, the following effects were confirmed.

For skin, spots, dullness, wrinkles and sagging were reduced or suppressed. A whitening effect that whitens the skin was also confirmed. Furthermore, the feeling of use was well received by people with allergies such as atopy.

In the case of men, when used for shaving, the razor slides well, and a refreshing shave taste can be experienced. It was also effective for razor loss. In addition, there were reports that the growth of cocoons slowed.

When used for shampooing, there was no tangling or stiff hair, and there was no need to use rinse. Dandruff and itching were also reduced.

The soap according to the embodiment of the present invention has a high moisturizing effect, so that it can be suitably used for bathing, face washing, hair washing, etc. As a soap, it can create a new demand for suizenjinori and become a new industry.

Claims (2)

A soap characterized by containing suizenjinori. The soap according to claim 1, wherein the suizendinori is dissolved in the substrate by aging at room temperature for at least 2 weeks after taking out from the mold.