JPH11199449A - Hair growth agent and usage thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a hair growth agent capable of softening the hardened scalp by application thereof to the scalp, restoring the scalp to a normal state, activating functions of hair roots and assisting the growth of new hair by removing the clogging of skin pores causing fallen hair and further capable of producing the hair in a short period without any fear of adverse effects. SOLUTION: This hair growth agent is produced by separately boiling a dried persimmon, a fig fruit, a leaf of Sasa albo-marginata, a leaf of a pine and a ginkgo nut, then filtering the boiled material, removing solid components and mixing the resultant extracted essences.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a hair restorer for promoting hair growth and increasing the amount of hair by applying it to a portion where hair loss or thinning of the scalp is concerned.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, hair loss and thinning are caused by sebum or the like clogging pores, the pores being narrowed and the growth of hair being hindered, and hair falling off early before hair has not completely grown. Then, due to a vicious cycle that the pores are further clogged by the hair falling out before the hair is completely grown, the pores are finally completely clogged and the hair does not grow. As a result, the pores close and the scalp hardens, making it very difficult to regenerate the hair.

[0003] A conventional hair restorer is used before the hair no longer grows and the scalp hardens, as described above, to prevent the hair from falling off before the hair has completely grown, and to prevent hair growth. Is intended to be healthy. In other words, by sprinkling or applying a chemical solution to the areas where hair loss or thinning of the scalp is concerned, and by performing massage, etc., blood circulation of the scalp is improved and the action of the hair root is activated by providing nutrients to the hair root. It helps to grow hair. Others have the effect of cleaning the scalp and preventing clogging of pores with sebum. Alternatively, drugs that stimulate hormones and promote hair growth by taking them have been developed.

[0004]

However, the above-mentioned conventional hair restorer has an effect of working on a portion where hair growth is incomplete to complete hair growth, but the hair no longer grows. There is a problem that it is difficult to grow new hair from the scalp. In addition, it is known that a drug that stimulates hormones and promotes hair growth by taking it has side effects such as decreased energy, so that not everyone can use it safely.

[0005] The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and is applied to a portion where hair loss or thinning of the scalp is concerned, thereby softening the hardened scalp and reducing clogging of pores that cause hair loss. By removing it, it restores the scalp to a normal state, activates the roots of the hair, and promotes the growth of new hair. It is intended to provide an agent.

[0006]

Means for Solving the Problems To achieve the above object, the hair restorer according to claim 1 comprises dried persimmons, figs, kumasasa leaves, pine leaves, and ginkgo nuts, each of which is separately boiled. And an extract extracted by removing a solid component by filtration to produce a mixture.

[0007] The hair restorer according to claim 2 is produced by mixing the hair restorer according to claim 1 with an extract extracted by boiling a stalk of taro and filtering to remove solid components. It is characterized by having been done.

[0008] The method of using the hair restorer according to claim 3 is as follows:
The hair restorer according to claim 1 or 2 is impregnated into absorbent cotton by compressing, so that the hair restorer penetrates the scalp, softens the scalp, widens the pores, removes sebum clogged deep in the pores, and promotes hair growth. It is characterized by the following.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. The hair restorer according to the present invention is characterized in that it is produced by mixing an appropriate amount of an extract obtained by extracting components of dried persimmon, fig fruit, kuma bamboo leaf, pine needle, and ginkgo fruit.

[0010] Dried persimmon has the effect of softening muscles,
The components of the hair restorer according to the present invention are most contained. Extraction of the extract is performed by mixing dried persimmon with an appropriate amount of water, boiling the mixture, and removing the solid component by filtration to remove a solution containing the dried persimmon component. At this time, if the dried persimmon is ground or minced and then mixed with water, the extraction of the extract becomes easier.

Similar to dried persimmon, fig fruits are mixed with an appropriate amount of water and boiled separately, and then filtered to remove solid components, thereby extracting a solution containing the components of the fig fruits. Is extracted. At this time, if the figs are finely split or chopped, and then mixed with water, the extraction of the extract becomes easy. The fig fruits used may be dried or raw.

[0012] Kuma-basa leaves, pine leaves and ginkgo berries are pickled in shochu and taken out in an appropriate amount, boiled separately, and then filtered to remove solid components. An extract is extracted by a method of taking out a solution containing pine needles and ginkgo nuts. By immersing in shochu, there is an advantage that extraction of the extract becomes easy and these materials can be stored for a long time. In addition, instead of using Kumasaba leaves, pine leaves, and ginkgo seeds soaked in shochu, put these ingredients in an appropriate amount of water and extract for the same effect by boiling over low heat for a long time. It is possible to

[0013] The dried persimmon extracted as described above,
The hair restorer according to the present invention is produced by mixing an appropriate amount of each of the extract of fig, kumasasa leaf, pine needle, and ginkgo nut.

For producing the hair restorer according to the present invention, for example, the following is carried out. In other words, for dried persimmon and fig fruit extract, dried persimmon and fig fruit
Mix with 100-1000 cc of water per 100 g and boil for 15-90 minutes to remove solids and extract. that time,
Dried persimmons and figs can be mashed, finely split or chopped and then mixed with water to facilitate extraction of the extract and reduce the simmering time. However, the extraction method and amount of the extract are not limited to the above methods and amounts, but may be other methods and amounts.

[0015] As for the extract of kuma bamboo leaves, pine needles, and ginkgo berry, those immersed in 100 to 1000 cc of shochu per 100 g are taken out as they are, and the shochu is taken for 15 minutes to 90 minutes.
After being boiled for a minute, the solid component is removed by filtration and extracted. If you don't use soaked shochu, use 100% water for each 100g of kuma bamboo leaves, pine leaves and ginkgo berries.
Mix with 1000cc and boil for 15-150 minutes to remove solid components and extract. However, the extraction method and amount of the extract are not limited to the above methods and amounts, but may be other methods and amounts.

[0016] The mixture ratio of the extract extracted as described above is 50-90% of dried persimmon extract, fig fruit,
Kuma bamboo leaves, pine leaves, ginkgo berry extract 2 to 1 each
It is good to be 3%. However, the mixing ratio is not limited, and may be determined appropriately in consideration of the effects of each component.

If the extract of taro is mixed with the extract mixed as described above,
A further hair growth effect can be obtained. To extract the extract, mix stalks of taro with a suitable amount of water and boil.
It is filtered by removing the solid components, thereby taking out a solution containing the components of the petiole (zuki) of taro. The petiole of the taro used may be either dried or raw.

The petiole extract of taro is extracted as follows, for example. The petiole of taro is mixed with 100 to 1000 cc of water per 100 g, and boiled for 15 to 90 minutes is filtered to remove solid components and extracted. At that time, if the petiole (zuki) of taro is ground or finely chopped and then mixed with water, the extraction of the extract becomes easy and the boiling time can be shortened. However, the method and amount of extraction of the extract are not limited to the above methods and amounts, but may be other methods and amounts.

The mixing ratio of the extract extracted as described above is such that the extract of petiole (zuki) of taro is
It is better to be about 13%. However, the mixing ratio is not limited, and may be determined as appropriate.

When using the hair restorer according to the present invention, it is preferable to dilute it with water or hot water as necessary.
When used for people with weak skin, it may be used thinner than usual.

Hereinafter, the method of use will be described. When the hair restorer according to the present invention is applied to an area where hair loss or thinning of the scalp is concerned, the scalp of the applied area becomes flexible,
Streaks on the crater emerge on the surface. Therefore, when further massaging the hair restorer according to the present invention,
The pores that have sinked and shrunk deep inside the scalp expand, and sebum clogged inside the pores can be removed. Thereby, the clogging of the pores that causes hair loss is eliminated, the scalp is restored to a normal state, the activity of the root is activated, and the growth of new hair is promoted. In this way, by directly acting on the clogging of pores causing hair loss,
Hair can be developed in a very short time as compared with a conventional hair restorer.

For more effective use, the hair restorer according to the present invention is preferably contained in absorbent cotton or the like and carefully applied. By compressing, more components of the hair restorer according to the present invention permeate the scalp than usual, and the scalp becomes soft and the pores spread, so the scalp becomes loose and countless fine wrinkles, and then the loose scalp The depths of the pores hidden from between appear on the surface of the scalp. Therefore, sebum that has closed the pores by massage or the like can be more clearly removed. Therefore, the scalp can be restored to a normal state sooner, the activity of the hair root can be increased, and the growth of new hair can be promoted.

The hair restorer according to the present invention is applied to a worrisome part of the scalp by applying nutrition to the hair root,
Effective for black hair. In addition, there is no need to worry about side effects because all components are produced from natural extracts. Furthermore, kuma bamboo leaves, pine leaves, contained in the hair restorer according to the present invention,
Ginkgo berry extract has antibacterial properties, and when applied to the scalp, has the effect of preventing the scalp from being rashed and itchy. Therefore, applying the hair restorer according to the present invention to the skin of a person with atopic dermatitis also has the effect of stopping itching.

The same method as that of the hair restorer according to the present invention is used to extract only the dried persimmon and fig fruit extract and apply the mixture to the skin of the face or the like, thereby softening the skin and extending wrinkles. It has the effect of reducing the warts and fat. In addition, when a cold or the like is hit, drinking honey or the like relaxes the muscles, prevents the cold from being squeezed, and is also effective for early recovery of the cold.

[0025]

EXAMPLES Examples of the hair restorer according to the present invention will be described below. Ingredients: 200 g of dried persimmon, 200 figs
g, 800 g of kuma bamboo leaves per 1800 cc of shochu, 800 g of pine leaves per 1800 cc of shochu, and 800 g of ginkgo seeds per 1800 cc of shochu were used.

[0026] Dried persimmons are finely crushed from 200g,
Mix with 00 cc of water and boil for 30 minutes. Then, the extract was extracted by filtering this solution and removing solid content. Similarly, 200 g of figs were also minced, mixed with 500 cc of water and boiled for 30 minutes. Then, the extract was extracted by filtering this solution and removing solid content.

Kuma-basa leaves are shochu 500c pickled with kuma-basa
200 g of Kumasaba leaves were put in c and simmered for 30 minutes. Then, the extract was extracted by filtering this solution and removing solid content. Similarly, pine needles and ginkgo nuts were put in 500 cc of shochu in which they were pickled, and 200 g of pine needles and ginkgo nuts were separately simmered for 30 minutes. Then, the extract was extracted by filtering this solution and removing solid content.

The dried persimmon, fig, kuma bamboo leaf, pine needle, and ginkgo berry extract extracted as described above are dried persimmon extract 160 cc, fig, kuma bamboo leaf, pine needle,
Ginkgo berry extracts were mixed at a ratio of 10 cc each to obtain a hair restorer according to this example. The hair restorer obtained as described above was diluted 4 times with lukewarm water before use.

[0029]

EXPERIMENTAL EXAMPLE To test the effect of the hair restorer according to the present invention,
An experiment in which the hair restorative agent according to the present invention was applied to the top of the head or the portion of the forehead with less hair was performed on four men with less hair. Of the two men, the hair restorer according to the present invention is contained in absorbent cotton and rubbed with a compress, followed by massage. For the remaining two men, the hair restorer according to the present invention is applied to the scalp by massaging. Each experiment was performed in the following manner.

Regarding the two men who carried out the method of massaging after soaking in absorbent cotton, the scalp became soft and countless wrinkles formed in the scalp about 1 hour after the start of the compress. Then massage for about 15 minutes to remove sebum clogging the pores. As a result of doing this twice a day, hair growth of about 1 mm each occurred on the third day for one man and on the fourth day for the other man, where hair had not previously existed. I was able to confirm that.

In addition, for two men who performed the method of massaging by applying to the scalp, twice a day,
Massage was performed for about 20 minutes so that the hair restorer according to the present invention was applied, so that the hair restorer according to the present invention penetrated the scalp, and sebum clogged in the pores was removed. As a result, it was confirmed that hair growth of about 1 mm had grown in portions where no hair had previously formed on day 6 for one man and on day 11 for the other man.

[0032]

When the hair restorer according to the present invention is applied to a portion of the scalp where hair loss or thinning is concerned, pores are clogged and the scalp where the skin hardens and no hair grows can be softened. As a result, the pores that had been hardened and shrunk expanded,
The pores hidden deep in the scalp appear on the surface.
Therefore, if the hair restorative agent according to the present invention is further massaged, the blood circulation of the scalp is improved, and sebum clogged in the pores can be removed. As a result, there is an advantage that the clogging of pores which causes hair loss is eliminated, the scalp is restored to a normal state, hair root activity is increased, and new hair growth is promoted.

In addition, the hair restorer according to the present invention is free from any side effects since the components are all produced from natural extracts. Further, Kuma-basa leaves contained in the hair restorer according to the present invention,
Since pine needles and ginkgo berry extract have antibacterial properties, when applied to the scalp, they have the advantage that the scalp is not irritated and can be used continuously.

Claims (3)

[Claims] Claims 1. Dried persimmon, fig, kuma bamboo leaf, pine needle, and ginkgo berry are separately boiled and then mixed with an extract extracted by filtering to remove solid components. Hair restorer characterized by the following. 2. A hair restorer according to claim 1, wherein the extract is obtained by boiling the petiole of taro and then extracting the extract by filtering to remove solid components. Agent. 3. A method of impregnating a hair growth agent in absorbent cotton and compressing the hair to penetrate the hair growth agent into the scalp, soften the scalp, widen the pores, remove sebum clogged deep in the pores, and promote hair growth. A method for using the hair restorer according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hair restorer is used.