JPS59112912A - Bathing agent - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:A bathing agent attaining effectively the purpose (protection of skin, beauty culture and health) of bathing by absorbing components in seaweeds into the skin, containing an extracted solution of seaweeds or a metabolic substance obtained by fermenting the extracted component of it as an active ingredient. CONSTITUTION:An extracted solution of seaweeds such as laver, Egusa (a kind of seaweed), Campylaephora hypnaeoides, agar-agar, Wakame seaweed, sea tangle, Nemacystus decipiens, Hijiki (a kind of brown algae), etc. or a metabolic substance obtained by fermenting the extracted component of it, optionally together with an extracted component of organism of a marine animal belonging to a mollusk such as corbicula, ark shell, short-necked clam, ear shell, turban shell, etc., or an argharopod such as prawn, Paralithodes camtschatica, krill, etc., or a methabolic substance obtained by fermenting the extracted component is used as an active ingredient of bathing agent. In bathing, nutrient substances and medicinal action substances contained in the extracted solution or the metabolic substance are absorbed in the skin, to attain effectively the said purpose of bathing.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a bath agent containing as an active ingredient a liquid obtained by efficiently extracting seaweed components or a metabolite obtained by adding sugars to this extract and fermenting it with yeast, Alternatively, the present invention relates to a bath agent containing as an active ingredient a biological component or an extract thereof obtained by extracting an aquatic animal belonging to the phylum Arthropoda with water or a solvent, and a metabolite fermented with yeast, for example.

Seaweeds include nori, egusa, ego, and amanita, which belong to orchids, green grasses, and red grasses, as well as wakame, kelp, mosque, and amanita, which belong to brown grasses, and these have been used as health foods since ancient times. Its components include amino acids such as alanine, glutamic acid, aspartic acid, and lysine, protein, vitamin Bl, and vitamin B.
It contains vitamins such as λ, nicotinic acid, and vitamin C, inorganic substances such as iodine, calcium, phosphorus, and iron, and various polysaccharides.

In addition, aquatic animals belonging to the phylum Mollusca, such as freshwater clams, clams, abalone, and turban shells, and aquatic animals belonging to the phylum Arthropoda, such as shrimp, king crabs, and krill, contain proteins, alkinine, histidine, lysine, methionine, aspartic acid, Amino acids such as serine, vitamin B1, vitamin B2. , vitamins such as vitamin C1 and nicotinic acid, inorganic substances such as calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, and various polysaccharides, and these have also been used as health foods and home remedies since ancient times. For example, freshwater clams have been used as a special medicine for the liver, such as by inhibiting the production of saliva, treating poor saliva, and relieving fatigue, while snails are said to be effective against neuralgia and rheumatism, and clams are good for hangovers and constipation.

The purpose of bathing for humans is to protect the skin, but basically it is to remove dirt from the surface of the skin and sufficiently moisturize the stratum corneum. The water-soluble moisturizing substance NMF controls the water retention state of the stratum corneum, which exists in the upper layer of the skin.
It is thought to be sebum and intracellular lipid components. This NMF is called a natural moisturizing factor, and its composition is amino acids,
These are inorganic substances such as calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus, and since these are excreted, it is necessary to replenish these amino acids and non-Ia substances in order to protect the skin.

The present inventors have developed extracts that can be easily utilized by living organisms for the purpose of skin protection and beauty, and for the purpose of absorbing and replenishing nutritional substances contained in the seaweed used in the present invention, as well as specific aquatic animals, through the skin. Bath additives have been produced in the form of powders or liquids by adding sugars (glucose, sucrose, etc.) to the liquid or concentrating metabolites obtained by fermentation with yeast, for example.

The bath agent of the present invention is prepared in the form of a liquid bath agent or a solid bath agent, and its composition uses components commonly used in the production of bath agents. For example, it is clear from the above that inorganic salts such as sodium chloride and potassium sulfate, inorganic acids such as boric acid, organic acids such as citric acid and bitritone carboxylic acid, rice oil, fragrances, pigments, alcohols, etc. The bath additives of the present invention differ in properties from conventional bath additives in that they absorb through the skin biological components from seaweed, which has been used as a health food and at home since ancient times, as well as from aquatic animals. It is intended to achieve the purpose of skin protection, beauty and health.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to Examples.

Example 1 Aqueous solution containing 3% powder of concentrated long kelp extract
60 wt% 1.3-butanediol 10 glycerin
18.7 Ethanol 5 Uranine 0.8 Boric acid
0.5 fragrance
4. Blend the above composition to produce a bath agent. A bath additive can be obtained in the same way by using wakame extract instead of long kelp extract.

Example 2 Aqueous solution containing 3% powder of concentrated long kelp extract
30% by weight
Aqueous solution containing 2% concentrated powder of clam extract 30
Weight% 1.3-butanediol 10 glycerin
18.7 uranine
0.8 Boric acid 0.8 Fragrance 4 The above composition is blended to produce a bath agent.

Example 3 Fermented long kelp liquid 60% by weight 1.3
-Butanediol 13 Glycerin
22.2 Uranine
0.8 Fragrance 4 The above composition is blended to produce a bath additive. The fermented liquid of long kelp is made by extracting 20 g of long kelp with water, adjusting the extract to pH 4 with lactic acid, adding 200 g of sugar, a small amount of salt, and 20 g of yeast extract.
It is obtained by fermenting at °C, adding 150 g of tetrasulfur sugar on the 4th day, filtering the yeast on the 7th day, and storing and aging the JL filtrate for 3 months.

Example 4 0.2 g of powder obtained by concentrating extract of long kelp and 0.3 g of powder obtained by concentrating freshwater clam extract were thoroughly mixed with 4.5 g of anhydrous sodium sulfate, and 4.5 g of this mixture was prepared. , baking soda 5.3g, borax 0.2g.

A bath agent is prepared by mixing an appropriate amount of uranine (yellow No. 202) and an appropriate amount of orange essence.

Agent: Patent Attorney Masaru Takamiyagi

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A bath agent containing as an active ingredient a metabolite obtained by fermenting a seaweed extract or an extract component thereof. 2. Metabolites obtained by fermenting extracts of seaweeds or extract components thereof, and metabolites obtained by fermenting extracted biological components of aquatic animals belonging to the phylum Mollusca or Arthropoda or their extracted components Bath additives that contain substances as active ingredients.