JPH05344913A - Makeup paper and its manufacture - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide makeup paper which is nutritious for skin, excellent in texture, easy to handle, flexible, of high density, and glossy, and made of thin Japanese paper as a raw material, and a manufacturing method therefor. CONSTITUTION:Machine grazed brown wrapping paper is impregnated with a liquid containing rice bran and milk, and after drying, the wrapping paper interposes thin Japanese paper to be struck to tightly contact the wrapping paper with the Japanese paper so as to transfer the rice bran and components of the milk to the Japanese paper, and then the wrapping paper is separated. Obtained makeup paper is formed of the struck thin Japanese paper containing the rice bran and components of the milk.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a decorative paper used in connection with makeup, such as when removing makeup, and a method for producing the same. More specifically, the present invention relates to a high-quality thin decorative paper and a method for producing the same. Regarding the method.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a decorative paper, a thick paper having a toughness and a manufacturing method thereof are described in, for example, Japanese Patent Publication No. 54-18.
Variously developed like No. 181. However, when thin Japanese paper is used as a raw material and is subjected to value-added processing, the Japanese paper is thin and weak and therefore requires careful handling, and there is a problem that it will be damaged when directly hit. Therefore, although thin Japanese paper has a good feel to the touch and is easy to handle during use, a manufacturing method for performing reliable processing has not been found.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, the present invention is to provide a decorative paper made of thin Japanese paper having high added value as a raw material and a manufacturing method capable of surely manufacturing the decorative paper.

[0004]

The decorative paper according to the present invention contains the components of rice bran and milk and is formed by beating thin Japanese paper, and the manufacturing method thereof is a liquid containing rice bran and milk. It is characterized in that the paper is impregnated and dried, and then thin Japanese paper is sandwiched and beaten so that the Hatron paper and the Japanese paper are brought into close contact with each other to transfer the components of rice bran and milk to the Japanese paper.

[0005]

It is well known that rice bran and milk are good for the skin, and hatron paper is a strong paper. Hatron paper impregnated with a liquid containing rice bran and milk still contains its components even when dried. By pinching a thin Japanese paper between the Hatron paper and tapping it, the Hatron paper and the Japanese paper come into close contact with each other, and the rice bran and milk impregnated in the Hatron paper are transferred to the Japanese paper.

Japanese paper is weak because it is thin, but since it is held by a tough Hatron paper, it is protected from beating and is not damaged. Further, the pressure by beating, even indirectly, imparts more flexibility and high density to the structure of Japanese paper. Furthermore, milk imparts gloss to Japanese paper at the same time as nourishing the skin.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The bagged rice bran is poured into water and boiled to obtain a liquid containing rice bran. The amount of rice bran is not particularly limited, but 1 for water
The proportion may be about 0% by weight. The obtained rice bran liquid is mixed with milk after cooling. Waiting for the rice bran to cool is
This is because when milk is added at high temperature, the milk solidifies.
The amount of milk is not limited, but it is 5% by weight with respect to the rice bran liquid.
The degree is enough.

Next, the hatron paper is dipped in a liquid containing rice bran and milk to impregnate the hatron paper with the ingredients of rice bran and milk. At this time, an impregnating machine may be used. Then, hot air is blown onto the hatron paper to dry it.

The hatron paper thus obtained is cut into an appropriate size, thin Japanese paper is cut into smaller pieces than the hatron paper, and both papers are alternately laminated to form a bundle. In the present embodiment, the hatron paper has a size of 24 cm 2 and the Japanese paper has a thickness of 0.04 mm and has a size of 20 cm 2, and 200 sheets of each are stacked to form a bundle.

About 8 sheets of a stack of Hatron paper and Japanese paper are laminated.
When tapping with a kilogram hammer machine at 150 to 200 times per minute for about 10 minutes, the hatron paper and the Japanese paper are brought into close contact with each other, and the rice bran and milk components contained in the hatron paper are transferred to the washi paper. The tapping is to tap the surface of the paper lightly at room temperature.

Then, the hatron paper and the Japanese paper are peeled off, and the Japanese paper is cut into an appropriate size as required to obtain a decorative paper. The peeling can be done easily and beautifully by peeling the hatron paper from the washi paper, and the advantage of making the hatron paper larger is the protection of the washi paper at the time of tapping.

[0012]

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY As described above, the present invention is a paper containing rice bran and milk components that contribute to skin nourishment, and thus is most suitable for makeup. Since thin Japanese paper is used, it has a good feel and is easy to handle. Have an effect. And since it is beaten, it is flexible and has a high density, and in combination with the presence of milk, it has gloss and satisfies the condition of a decorative paper, and becomes a high-grade product.

Further, in the method of the present invention, when a thin Japanese paper is directly immersed in an effective liquid, it is easily broken, and it becomes difficult to wear and handle itself.
Moreover, the direct tapping destroys the thin Japanese paper and eliminates the point that it cannot be established as a product, and enables the production of high-value-added decorative paper.

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A decorative paper sheet containing components of rice bran and milk and formed from beaten thin Japanese paper. 2. A liquid containing rice bran and milk is impregnated into a hatron paper, and a thin washi paper is sandwiched between the dried hatron paper and beaten to bring the hatron paper and the washi paper into close contact with each other, and the ingredients of the rice bran and the milk are made into the washi paper. A method for producing a decorative paper, which comprises transferring.