JPH09175993A - Production of bathing agent - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To develop a utilization method for an astringent coat, etc., of chestnut which has hitherto been almost completely discarded except for the use in folk medicine and to facilitate the wide utilization of the coat as a bathing agent. SOLUTION: Chestnut flour is produced by pulverizing well-dried astringent coat and shell of chestnut with a mill and roasting the powder. Separately, SAKE (Japanese rice wine) lees is dried with cold air and pulverized to produce SAKE lees powder. The chestnut flour is mixed with the SAKE lees powder at a ratio of 7:3, thoroughly mixed and put into a tea-bag to obtain the objective powdery bathing agent. A liquid bathing agent consisting of a concentrated extract can be produced by putting 30 g of the powdery bathing agent into a vessel containing 1,000cc of fresh water and boiling and decocting the mixture. The tea-bag is dipped in the bathing water or the concentrated extract is dropped into the bathing water.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The method for producing a bath salt according to the present invention is proposed with respect to a method for producing a bath salt containing chestnut astringent skin or demon skin as a main raw material. The present invention has developed a method of utilizing astringent skin, etc., which has been almost entirely discarded except for the conventional folk remedies, so that it can be easily commonly used as a bathing agent.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the prior art, a chestnut is peeled off and the fruit thereof is used for simmering sweet syrup or the like, but the astringent skin and the demon skin of the chestnut are not used and are mostly discarded. Folk remedies were the only known methods of using astringent skin. According to the column of "Kuri", which is a Japanese encyclopedia of medicinal plants (published by Seibundou Shinkosha Co., Ltd.), the tannins contained in the astringent skin and demon skin, which are the medicinal parts of chestnuts, have a pharmacological action, and therefore are folk remedies. As, burns, contact dermatitis, interstitial rash, insect bites, acute dermatitis, linear dermatitis, dermatitis vulgaris (razor rash), pediatric stroflus (itchy itch), staphylococcal impetigo (spawn),
It is used to treat molluscum contagiosum (Mizubo). In these folk remedies, a concentrated extract obtained by decocting leaves, squid, astringent bark, bark, or a boiled concentrated solution was used as a cold compress or a compress after pretreatment.

[0003]

DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention is based on the conventional use of concentrated extract known as folk remedies for cold compresses or compresses on the affected area. We developed demon skin as a bath salt and made a powder of bath salt in a tay pack or a concentrated extract that can be used as a bath salt by instilling it in a bathtub and put these bath salts in hot water. It is intended to put an effect of protecting the skin against the whole body when taking a bath.

The conventional folk remedies for cold compressing the concentrated extract are to directly compress the affected area. For this purpose, the chestnut leaves, which are the raw materials, are placed in a container containing water, heated, and roasted only to produce a concentrated extract.
The color and the like are not a problem and are exclusively used for compresses for promoting the above-mentioned pharmacological action.

As a bath agent, the scent and color of the bath agent at the time of bathing are important factors, and the epidermis may be peeled off by using a towel or soap for scratching the skin or washing the body. Therefore, it is an important factor to be used as a bath salt by the general public to protect the skin of the whole body, and to make it a bath salt that makes the skin feel smooth and refreshing.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems] The method for preparing a bathing agent according to the present invention is to crush the astringent hides and demon skins of chestnuts that have been dried well in the sun or in a warm air dryer into a flower and apply them to a cultivator. Heat and roast to make a flower with a chestnut scent. The astringency and color of the chestnut (brown coffee color) can be achieved by drying the chestnut astringent skin and the demon skin well in the sun or in a warm air dryer. The chestnut astringent skin or the demon skin flour is placed in a cultivator and heated and roasted, and the bathing agent produced by performing the roasting process is even better when the chestnut incense is used. Can be emphasized.

[0007] On the other hand, in order to prevent the sake lees from spoiling, it is dried with cold air to stop the growth of spoilage bacteria, and this is milled to make a powder of sake lees, which is mixed with the above-mentioned flour and well stirred to obtain a powdery form. Manufacture bath salts.

The bathing agent produced by this method is a powdery bathing agent, so that it is put in a T-pack and the bathing agent in the T-Pak is decocted to produce a liquid bathing agent which is a concentrated extract. To do.

[0009]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The chestnut flower and sake lees powder are mixed in a ratio of 7: 3, well stirred and put in a T-pack to obtain a powdery bath salt in a T-pack.
In this process, the powder of sake lees is mixed at the best ratio of 7 to 3, so that the produced bath salt contains ingredients such as protein, starch, vitamins and minerals contained in rice which is a raw material for sake brewing. Since it remains in the powder of sake lees, it protects the skin from dryness even after bathing.

Powdery bath agent 30 containing the tay pack
1000 g of fresh water 1000 cc to gram
Into a container filled with cc of fresh water, 30 g of a powdery bath agent is put, and heated and boiled to be infused to produce a liquid bath agent which is a concentrated extract.

The bathing agent produced by the method for producing a bathing agent according to the present invention is used by putting a tay pack in a bath or using the concentrated extract by instilling it in the bath water.

[0012]

EXAMPLES The attached drawings show a flow chart of various steps of producing a powdery bath agent and a concentrated extract from astringent hide / demon skin as a raw material, regarding the steps of the method for producing a bath agent according to the present invention. An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Example 1 A method for producing a powdery bathing agent containing a T-pack is to crush the astringent skin and demon skin of chestnuts that have been dried well in the sun or a hot air dryer into a flower, which is then heated in a cultivator. Roast it to make a chestnut flower that has the aroma of chestnut.

On the other hand, in order to prevent the sake lees from spoiling, it is dried with cold air to stop the growth of spoilage bacteria, and this is milled to make a lees powder, and the ratio of chestnut flower 7 to lees powder 3 is Powder of sake lees is mixed with the flower of No. 1 and mixed well, and put in a tay pack to prepare a powdered bath salt.

Example 2 Since the bathing agent produced by this method is a powdery bathing agent contained in a T-pack, it is placed in a container containing fresh water, heated and brewed to obtain a concentrated extract liquid. A bath salt in the form of a powder is produced.

[0016]

EFFECT OF THE INVENTION As a bathing agent, the scent and color of the bathing agent at the time of bathing are important factors, and in the manufacturing process of the present invention, the astringent skin / demon skin is dried well in the sun or warm air. By heating and roasting the Oni skin flower in a cultivator, you can get a strong chestnut aroma and brown coffee color when you put the bath salt in the bathtub.

In addition, when taking a bath, the epidermis may be peeled off because of scratching the skin, rubbing the body with a sponge, a towel or the like to wash the skin and using soap. In the production process of the present invention, by mixing the powder of sake lees, various components contained in rice used as a raw material in the process of brewing remain in the bath salt, thus protecting the skin and taking a bath. It has the effect of preventing the subsequent dryness of the skin.

Therefore, the present invention protects the skin of the whole body,
This is a proposal regarding a method for producing a powdery or liquid bath agent that allows the user to perceive a refreshing sensation that makes the skin smooth and smooth.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a manufacturing process of a bath salt.

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Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A well-dried chestnut astringent skin / demon skin is made into a flower with a mill, and this flower is heated and roasted to make a chestnut flower, while on the other hand, sake lees are dried with cold air to make sake lees powder. A method for producing a bath agent in the form of powder containing powder of sake lees, which is prepared by mixing the above-mentioned chestnut flower and powder of sake lees and stirring well. 2. A well-dried chestnut astringent skin / demon skin is made into a flower with a mill, and this is heated and roasted to make a chestnut flower,
On the other hand, the sake lees are dried with cold air to make sake lees powder, and the chestnut flower and sake lees powder are mixed 7: 3.
A method for producing a powdery bathing agent in a T-pack that can be made by mixing in a ratio of 1 and stirring well and putting in a T-pack. 3. 10 g of fresh water to 30 g of a bath pack containing a tay pack produced by the method according to claim 2.
A method for producing a bath salt which is a liquid bath agent which is a concentrated extract by putting a powdered bath agent in a T-pack into a container filled with fresh water at a rate of 00 cc and heating and decocting.