JPH07126140A - Plant therapy make-up composition for lip and preparation thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To obtain a cosmetic preparation especially suitable for the treatment of lip and its periphery. CONSTITUTION: This cosmetic preparation is composed of a combination of preferably 0.01-30 wt.% or vol.% of three kinds of aromatic essential oils for therapeutic treatment, i.e., chamomile, origan and majorana, preferably 0.01-30 wt.% or vol.% of a vegetable dye (burdock) and preferably 40-99 wt.% or vol.% of at least one kind of vegetable oil.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a phytotherapy cosmetic preparation which is applied topically, for example with a stick-type applicator, to care for the lips and their periphery. The invention further relates to a specially devised method for producing such a preparation.

[0002]

The object sought by the Applicant is that it is particularly suitable for caring for the lips and their surroundings,
That is, it can dry, scar, and relieve all pimples and injuries that have started or have recurred on the skin of the lips and its surroundings, and that have been fixed. Another object of the present invention is to provide a phytotherapy cosmetic preparation containing only natural substances as a main component.

[0003]

This object is fully achieved by the preparations according to the invention. This preparation comprises the first part, three aromatherapy (aromaterapi)
Ques) essential oil, namely chamaenelu
m nobile), Hanamint (origanum)
second (compactum bentham) and Majorana (origanum majorana L)
Part of the plant dye (burdock (Arctium ma
jus Bemh)) and a third portion of at least one vegetable oil.

When the preparations according to the invention of the combination of these three types of ingredients are used for the care of the lips and their surroundings, all the active ingredients used in the preparation synergize to exert their effects.

Among all the already known properties of these ingredients, chamomile contributes especially to scarring and anti-inflammatory properties, hana mint contributes to anti-edematous and analgesic properties, and Majorana contributes to palliative and anti-inflammatory properties. Contribute to infectivity. In addition to allowing the dilution of essential oils, vegetable oils impart some properties such as emollient and anti-drying properties. Finally, the effects of all these properties can be manifested by the action of burdock, that is, the perspiration of the skin due to the swelling of the pores.

The proportions of each of the three types of components are preferably as follows: three essential oils totaling 0.01-3.
0% by weight or volume%, burdock 0.01 to 30% by weight or volume, vegetable oil 40 to 99% by weight or volume.

However, in terms of not only efficacy but also non-aggression and non-harmfulness, the best results were obtained in the following ratios: 1 to 15% by weight or volume% of three essential oils, 3 burdock roots.
-30 to 30% by weight, 55 to 96% by weight or vegetable oil.

The burdock in the preparation of the present invention may be an alcohol mother dye (tei) of burdock selected from similar therapeutic types.
It is preferably in the form of a true mere (TM). It is a mother dye with an alcohol titre of 70% according to French standards.

The vegetable oil is preferably soft tomato oil, but it may also be jojoba oil.

It is another object of the present invention that the method is specially designed for the preparation of phytotherapy cosmetic preparations for the care of the lips and their surroundings. The method comprises the steps of: a) preparing a first mixture in a container from essential oils of chamomile, Hanamint and Majorana and an alcoholic solution of burdock; and b) adding a first portion of vegetable oil to the first mixture. , Stirring the whole to prepare an alcohol-in-oil emulsion, c) decanting the solute until it forms at the bottom of the container, d) separating the solute from the so-called emulsion, and e) the so-called milk. A second mixture consisting of the above-mentioned three kinds of essential oils and at least one kind of vegetable oil, the essential oil concentration being substantially the same as that of the first mixture, is added to the suspension, and f) a homogeneous and stable alcohol. This is stirred until a preparation in the form of an emulsion in oil is obtained.

According to the above method, without adding an emulsifier,
Particularly homogeneous and stable preparations can be produced. The solute is preferably collected (extracted) by siphonage. The solute is slightly alcoholized and the essential oil concentration is low.

In said step d) of the process according to the invention, the extraction capacity of the solute is replaced by a third mixture of vegetable oil and essential oil whose essential oil concentration is substantially the same as that of the so-called emulsion. It is advantageous.

In order to preserve the quality and properties of the essential oils and to obtain good homogeneity and stability of the preparation, all steps of the process are avoided at light and at constant temperature, for example 18 to 20 ° C.
It is preferable to carry out.

The preferred packaging for using the preparation is
It consists of an applicator that is completely opaque and contains a glass container with a ball or spray on top.

[0015]

The invention will be better understood on reading the description of the following two examples relating to phytotherapy cosmetic preparations and the process for their preparation.

In the following two examples, a phytotherapeutic cosmetic preparation for the care of the lips and the periphery thereof comprises a first part, three essential oils of chamomile, hanamint and mayorana, and a second part. Is composed of a burdock mother dye having an alcohol titer of 70% and a third part, vegetable oil.

In the first embodiment, the proportions of these various ingredients are as follows: chamomile essential oil 0.01 g; Hanamint essential oil 0.03 g; Majorana essential oil 0.08 g; burdock mother dye 0.30 g; soft. 3 ml of apricot oil.

Considering the density of the soft agar oil of about 0.8, the weight ratio is about 4% for the three essential oils and about 10 for the burdock root.
%, The rest is soft sage oil.

The proportions of the second embodiment are as follows: chamomile essential oil 0.03 g; hanna mint essential oil 0.06 g; Majorana essential oil 0.20 g; burdock mother dye 0.70 g; soft garlic oil and / or jojoba. 5 ml oil.

The weight ratio of the three kinds of essential oils is about 5.8%, burdock is about 14%, and the balance is soft agar oil and / or jojoba oil.

The subject formulations of either of these two examples were prepared by the following steps.

In the first stage, three essential oils of chamomile, hana mint and mayorana are partly poured into a container and then all the burdock mother dye which is a solution with a 70% alcohol titre according to the French standard is poured.

By reading the following steps it will be seen why in this first step only a portion of the essential oil was injected.

In the second stage, a first portion of vegetable oil is added to the resulting first mixture which is then plate turbine until an emulsion of the alcohol in oil is obtained.
Stir with an elateau type standard device.

By reading the following steps, you will find out what the vegetable oil part added in this second step is. The vegetable oil in question is soft tofu or jojoba oil.

In the third stage, decanting is carried out for a period of up to 15 days after stirring. During this period, a solute forms at the bottom of the container. During decanting, the container and contents are maintained at a constant temperature, preferably 18-20 ° C.

In the fourth step, the slightly alcoholized solute with a low essential oil concentration is collected by siphon injection. The volume extracted in this way is the concentration of the three essential oils
The solute was decanted, and the vegetable oil (soft apricot oil or jojoba oil) and essential oil (chamelli, Hana mint and Majorana) and replace with a mixture.

Since essential oil quantitation of solutes is not very easy, it is possible to not take this small amount of essential oil into account in determining the concentration of the solute substitute mixture.

In the fifth step, a novel mixture prepared in advance from the three essential oils of chamomile, Hana-mint and Majorana, and at least one vegetable oil (soft apricot oil or jojoba oil) is added to this emulsion. The essential oil concentration in this mixture is substantially the same as the essential oil concentration in the mixture prepared in the first stage.

In the sixth stage, the preparation is stirred again until it is obtained. Since the two components used in the previous step are two liquids having very close densities, simple mixing in a plate turbine will yield a homogeneous and stable alcohol-in-oil emulsion. No special additives have to be added to the emulsion thus obtained to make it an emulsion, and the concentration is optimum with respect to the active ingredient.

All of the above-mentioned steps are carried out avoiding light to the extent possible in order to retain all the qualities and properties of the essential oils which can be air-oxidized as is known. Furthermore, the temperature of the room where these treatments are performed is kept at a constant temperature, preferably 18
Was ~ 20 ° C.

The resulting preparation exhibits good homogeneity and stability.

The amount of solute that settles to the bottom of the container and is collected by siphon injection is about 5% of the total volume of the components mixed during the first and second stages.

The preparations obtained by the process described above are preferably completely opaque and used in a package consisting of an applicator containing a glass container with a ball or spray on top. This type of packaging is often called a stick. As long as such a package protects the formulations of the invention from light and uses balls or sprays to apply the formulation to limit the action of oxygen in the air, it will have a perfect opening. Preferred over required container. Furthermore, the container preferably has a low volume so that the entire preparation can be used up immediately. This hinders the oxidation of essential oils. Furthermore, with ball-shaped sticks, the oxygen in the air present in the container is absorbed by the preparation and a slight negative pressure is generated in the container, which is probably because the ball is sealed particularly effectively. .

 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (71) Applicant 593197961 Patritsk Marek France, 62660 Baubri, Amo Dou Gaul, Liu Dou Roasnu (no address) (72) Inventor Patrick Marek France, 62660-Baubri, Amo Dou Goul, Liu Dou Roasnu (no address) (72) Inventor Edgar Scurz Ipkuzak France, 62400 Beteyunu, Abunyu Dou Paris 21

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A first part of three aroma-therapeutic essential oils, namely chamomile, hanamint and mayorana, a second part of a vegetable dye (burdock) and a third part of at least one A phytotherapy cosmetic preparation suitable for caring for the lips and its surroundings, characterized in that it consists of a combination with vegetable oils. 2. The total amount of the three essential oils is 0.01 to 30% by weight, and the burdock is 0.01 to 30% by weight or volume,
The phytotherapy cosmetic preparation according to claim 1, characterized in that the vegetable oil is 40 to 99% by weight or volume. 3. 3 to 15% by weight or volume% of essential oil,
Burdock 3 to 30% by weight or volume%, vegetable oil 55 to 96
A phytotherapy cosmetic preparation according to claim 2, characterized in that it is in weight or volume%. 4. A phytotherapy cosmetic preparation according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the burdock is in the form of an alcohol mother dye of burdock selected from similar therapeutic types. 5. A phytotherapy cosmetic preparation according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the vegetable oil is soft tomato oil or jojoba oil. 6. Fully opaque, containing said preparation,
Plant according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that it consists of an applicator comprising a glass container with a ball or spray on top for the topical application of the preparation on or around the lips. Packaging for therapeutic cosmetic preparations. 7. A method for producing the phytotherapy cosmetic preparation according to claim 1, which is for treating the lips and the peripheral portion thereof, comprising: a) the essential oil of chamomile, Hanamint and Majorana, and an alcohol solution of burdock. Preparing a first mixture, b) adding a first portion of vegetable oil to this first mixture and stirring the whole to prepare an emulsion of alcohol in oil, c) ensuring that the solute is at the bottom of the container. This is decanted until it is formed, d) solute is separated from the so-called emulsion, and e) the so-called emulsion is composed of the above-mentioned three essential oils and at least one vegetable oil, and the essential oil concentration is the first. Adding a second mixture which is substantially identical to that of the mixture, and f) stirring this until a preparation in the form of a homogeneous and stable alcohol emulsion in oil is obtained. Method. 8. In said step d), the solute extraction capacity is replaced by a third mixture of vegetable oil and essential oil whose essential oil concentration is substantially the same as that of the so-called emulsion. The method according to claim 7.