JPS6143103A - External remedy for skin - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:An external remedy for skin, having an increased remedial and preventing effect on skin diseases and cell aging with energy flow-promoting action due to gold iron besides an action the external remedy for skin originally has, and prepared by mixing small pieces of gold leaf into the external remedy for skin. CONSTITUTION:A gold leaf usually 0.1-4.0mum thick is mixed into an external remedy for skin such as nutritious cream, lotion and antidermatosis to obtain a gold-containing external remedy for skin. By applying said external remedy into the skin, in addition to massage action, the gold foil therein is destroyed into invisible fine particles by rubbing action, penetrated into the skin and ionized. This ionized gold increases ion flow accounting for a major part of energy flow and exhibits the above-mentioned effect. The above-mentioned gold leaf is prepared by rolling a pure gold or a gold alloy containing a very small amount of silver or copper with a multistage roller, followed by beating and spreading with a leaf making machine, preferably further annealing to enhance toughness.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] This invention relates to external skin preparations such as nutritional creams, lotions, and skin medicines.

[Conventional technology]

Approximately 70 inches of the human body's body weight is made up of aqueous solution, and this aqueous solution contains various biochemical substances, and there is a flow of energy called life phenomena. When abnormalities occur in this flow, diseases occur and the aging process of cells is accelerated. Therefore, it can be said that promoting the flow of this energy is extremely meaningful for the human body.

On the other hand, since ancient times, gold leaf has been mixed with liquids such as alcoholic beverages and drunk because gold has the effect of purifying the blood.

[Problems to be solved by this invention] However,
There are no external skin preparations that contain gold.

In this invention, gold has good malleability and ductility, and when the foil is rubbed on the skin surface, it becomes invisible microscopic particles that penetrate into the skin and become ionized, and these gold ions allow the energy to flow. The purpose of this study is to promote the flow of ions, which account for most of the ion flow, and to make gold foil usable as an external preparation for the skin.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve this object, in the present invention, gold foil strips are mixed into the skin external preparation.

The gold foil used in this invention is usually 0.1 to 4.0 μm thick, and is made by rolling pure gold or a gold alloy containing a small amount of silver or copper with multi-stage rolls, and then beating it into a foil-making machine.

Annealing is recommended to increase toughness, but it may also be annealed.

In order to disperse gold leaf evenly to a certain extent in lotions, nutritional creams, etc., it is necessary to break the gold leaf into small pieces, but when breaking extremely thin gold leaf into small pieces, a tool like a spatula is pressed against the gold leaf. It has to be cut, which is time consuming.

Therefore, to mix gold leaf into regular lotions or nutritional creams, add gold leaf while adding it, or after adding it.
Just stir the gold leaf with them. At this time, it is important to be especially careful not to scatter the gold leaf when there is a strong air current (wind, updraft, etc.) over the container. Although the stirrer and other stirring conditions are not particularly limited, it is preferable that the stirring speed is at least 60 rotations per minute. This is because, at a low speed of 60 rotations per minute or less, stirring is insufficient and it takes a long time to break the gold foil into pieces, which is disadvantageous. Further, the stirring time may be adjusted as appropriate depending on the amount of the external preparation, the various conditions of the stirrer, etc. while observing the state of fineness of the gold foil.

[Function and Effects] When applied to the skin, the gold leaf-containing external skin preparation of the present invention obtained as described above not only produces a pine surge effect, but also produces particles so minute that they are invisible to the naked eye due to the abrasive action of the gold leaf. These gold ions enter the skin, causing the movement of surrounding negative ions and the movement of various ions within the body. That is, the flow of ions is promoted.

Therefore, the flow of the energy is promoted, the diseased area is healed, and cell aging is inhibited. For this reason, external skin preparations containing gold foil have a therapeutic effect using ions in addition to the original effects of the external preparation, and can therefore be said to be more therapeutically effective than conventional preparations. In cosmetics, it also has the effect of keeping the skin young.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A topical skin preparation that is characterized by containing gold leaf strips.