JPS61148113A - Bath agent - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:A liquid or granular bath agent, obtained by extracting powder prepared by oxidizing vegetable humic mud and finely pulverizing the oxidized mud with water or granulating the powder into granules, and having effect of astringent/blood circulation promoting action as the bath agent and further turbidity flocculation/deodorant action. CONSTITUTION:A liquid or granular bath agent obtained by extracting powder prepared by oxidizing vegetable humic mud, and finely pulverizing the oxidized mud with water or granulating the powder into granules. The above-mentioned aqueous extract and granules are well known respectively as Humus erurabin and Humus gardoran (both are tradenames), and the former is directly put into hot water at about 0.5l/bathtub for one person. The latter contained in an adequate amount is put into a cloth bag and dipped in hot water. Thus, the agent produces effect of moderate astringent action, blood circulation promoting action, etc., as the bath agent on the skin, and further eliminates turbidity or odor by the flocculating action and deodorant action. Baths can be taken pleasantly for any length of time.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Field of Application) The present invention relates to bath additives obtained from vegetable humus mud. Vegetable humus is a fermented plant material that has been deposited in water, such as the ocean floor or the bottom of a lake, for many years now or in the past.

(Prior Art) The applicant had previously completed an invention in JP-A No. 57-21474 concerning a composition rich in deodorizing, sterilizing, and gas adsorption properties obtained from vegetable humus mud, and had filed a patent application for this invention. Various uses are being developed for these products in the form of fine powder, water extract, granules, etc., depending on the purpose.

The present invention relates to the use of aqueous extracts and granules in the above-mentioned forms. Thereafter, this aqueous extract, i.e., the aqueous extract obtained by oxidizing the vegetable humus mud, then crushing it, and extracting the resulting powder with water, is used as Tumas Elrabine (registered trademark), and also as granules. That is, granules obtained by oxidizing vegetable humus mud, then pulverizing it, and granulating the resulting powder are called Humus Guardran (registered trademark).

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention and Means for Solving the Problems) While proceeding with the development of uses for Huymus erurapine, the present applicant discovered that Huymus erurapine has a moderate astringent effect on the skin and has an effect that improves blood circulation. The present invention was achieved by discovering that it is effective as a bath additive.

Various bath additives on the market have been attracting attention as health-promoting products.

(Example 1) Hyumasu. Ellavin is a colorless and odorless iK product, and when using it as a bath additive, add 0.5 liters of water to your household bathtub if it's for one person, or about 1 liter if it's for two people.

Just soaking in hot water for 5 to 10 minutes will make your skin smooth.
It becomes glossy. It moderately stimulates the skin and improves blood flow. 9. Your body stays warm and you won't feel soaked in the hot water. The causes of this effect are not fully understood, but
Huhumus errapin contains mainly humic acid, various organic acids, amino acids, vitamins, and salts of calcium, iron, and aluminum, and these various ingredients are thought to have an effect on the skin. .

(Effect) Incidentally, in this one, - indicates 3 to 4, and JP-A-57-
It has a bacteriostatic effect as described in No. 21474. A desirable feature is that, unlike many commercially available bath additives, it is non-allergenic and non-toxic to irritated skin.

(Example 2) Hummus gardran is an invention of the present inventor (Japanese Patent No. 1,213,078). Although it is a granular product, it can also be used for bathing as described above.

In other words, if you put Guardran'Ik in a cloth bag and soak it in hot water in a bathtub, the various ingredients contained in Guardlan will dissolve into the hot water, and you will get the same effect as when using Humus Elrabine. .

(Effects) The granules of Hummus Gardlan hardly disintegrate even when immersed in hot water for a long period of time, and it can be used repeatedly until all the ingredients are extracted.

(Effects of both) Both Huiumas errabine and Huymus gardran have the above-mentioned effects as bath additives, but they also have other properties that should be noted. It has an aggregating effect and a deodorizing effect.

In other words, when many people take a bath, it is normal for the water in a bathtub to gradually become cloudy and to emit an odor, but if you use humus bath salts, the water will not become cloudy and will not emit any odor.

The turbidity is due to coagulation and settling to the bottom of the bathtub, and the odor is due to deodorization. Therefore, the water in the bathtub remains clean and pleasant all the time. This is a useful property not found in other bath additives.

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A liquid bath agent obtained by oxidizing vegetable humus mud, then pulverizing it, and extracting the resulting powder with water. (2) A granular bath agent obtained by oxidizing vegetable humus mud and then pulverizing it into granules.