JPS63250317A - Bathing agent comprising cow's milk as main material - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a bathing agent capable of absorbing active ingredients contained in cow's milk in the skin, containing raw milk powder or skim milk powder, sodium hydrogencarbonate and anhydrous sodium sulfate. CONSTITUTION:A bath agent containing 30.0-55.0wt.% raw cow's milk powder or skim milk powder obtained by concentrating directly raw cow's milk or de-fatting fats in milk and concentrating and drying, 40.0-25.0wt.% sodium hydrogen carbonate and 30.0-20.0wt.% anhydrous sodium sulfate. The bathing agent is optionally mixed with a chemical such as titanium dioxide or natural food such as rice or starch to increase whiteness.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] A0 Purpose of invention Fields of use of A, A-A-H The present invention deals with protein and fat contained in milk.

This relates to bath additives containing carbohydrates, vitamins, and enzymes as active ingredients.

b. Conventional technology and its problems Conventionally, when taking a bath, a mixture of inorganic salts such as borax, alkali carbonates, etc., to which fragrances, pigments, etc. It is known to be used by mixing and dissolving.

These bath additives provide moderate stimulation to the bather's skin to improve blood circulation, relieve fatigue, and promote metabolism, but wood bath additives are designed to further protect the skin and promote beauty. Conventionally, there has been no bath that has the same effect as this in terms of (1) removing foreign substances from the skin surface and pores through proper washing, (2) moisturizing the skin, and (3) keeping the skin thin.

B9 Structure of the invention a9 Means for solving the problem The present invention attempts to solve the above-mentioned problem by using the following structure.

That is, the product of the present invention has raw milk powder or skim milk powder of 30.0 to 55
．． It is a milk-based bath additive containing 0.0 kame, 40.0 to 25.0 parts of sodium bicarbonate, and 30.0 to 20.0 parts of anhydrous sodium sulfate.

b0 Examples of the invention The manufacturing method is to concentrate raw milk and dry it to make raw milk powder, which is used as a raw material for bath additives, or to skim the milk fat from raw milk, concentrate it, and dry it to make skim milk powder. It is used as a raw material for bath salts.

And its composition is as follows.

Raw milk powder or skim milk powder
Milkl 30.
0-55. Sodium Blcarbonate,
40.0~25.0, anhydrous sodium sulfate (Sodlu+* 5ulfate, ^nhydrou
s) Borax from 30.0 to 20.0
Appropriate amount ~ Appropriate amount fragrance (Parfu■e)
The composition having a composition of a normal amount to a suitable amount or more may be made into a powder or may be made into granules by a known method.

In addition, if the amount of milk ingredients is increased, the bathtub will become dirty, so titanium dioxide (Titanium dioxide) is added to increase the whiteness of the skin.
drugs such as Dioxide), or rice.

Natural products such as starch may also be used.

C1 How to use: The appropriate amount of this bath additive is to add 20 to 25 g to the bath water in a domestic bathtub (approx. 1501).

C0 Effects of the Invention Since the product of the present invention is mainly composed of raw milk powder and skim milk powder, it exhibits the following effects that milk has.

(1) Casein, a protein contained in milk, forms a thin film on the skin, which prevents the skin from losing moisture and prevents lumps and pollutants from coming into contact with the skin surface. Casein is resistant to heat. It is effective in protecting the skin from sunlight. Furthermore, casein can be removed from the skin by simple washing.

(2) The lipids contained in milk smooth the skin and help create fine-textured skin.

Also, it is a neutral lipid (triglyceride), and most of it is a saturated lipid and can be removed from the skin with simple washing.

Furthermore, the lipids in milk have the effect of dissolving vitamin A, which is necessary for the skin, and making it easier to absorb.

(3) Lactose, which is among the carbohydrates contained in milk, has a slightly sweet taste but has the effect of supporting the activities of vitamins and enzymes contained in milk. Milk contains many vitamins and enzymes, each of which plays a role in maintaining the health and beauty of your skin.

(4) The minerals contained in milk include minerals such as calcium, phosphorus, iron, sodium, and potassium, and hot springs are rich in minerals that are necessary for maintaining the health and beauty of the skin. The fact that it is preferred only proves that minerals are effective for the skin.

(5) Vitamin A is contained in milk.

81, B2. B6. B12. C, D, pantothenic acid, biotin, folic acid, niacin, and many others.

It is said that the supplementation of a single vitamin is insufficient even if the amount is large, and that the effect is produced by a complex. It is very effective for maintaining smooth and beautiful skin.

B. Vitamin A - Vitamin A has the effect of preventing rough skin.

Due to metabolism, the cells on the surface of the skin turn into redness and dandruff and fall off, revealing the cells underneath. This skin renewal phenomenon is called keratinization of epidermal cells, and it takes approximately 30 days to maintain beautiful skin.

However, if there is a lack of vitamin A, the keratinization of epidermal cells will be impaired, resulting in rough and dry skin. This is because due to a lack of vitamin A, chondroitin sulfate, which is the main component of mucous membranes and mucus, cannot be produced, and the mucus that covers the surface of mucous membranes in particular decreases. In addition, acne is caused by bacteria causing suppuration of waste products clogged in pores, and vitamin A helps prevent acne by smoothing the keratinization phenomenon of the epidermis. Anti-acne drugs using vitamin A are starting to appear. Because of this effect, the relationship between vitamin A and various skin diseases is attracting attention today, such as stories of skin cancer being cured with vitamin A and vitamin A being useful for treating acne.

Of the B vitamins, vitamin B2. It has already been proven in clinical experiments that Be is one of the factors that prevent dermatitis.

It is well known that vitamin C creates firm and beautiful skin, and this is because it promotes the smooth production of collagen.

2. Niacin and vitamin B2 were previously known as pantothenic acid vitamins that cure dermatitis, but it was discovered that there were dermatitis that could not be cured with these vitamins, and in 1939 pantothenic acid was used to treat dermatitis. This has been proven, and it is now used as a vitamin to treat dermatitis.

In 1939, biotin (vitamin H) was proven to be effective in treating dermatitis.
Vitamin H was named after the acronym AUT.

It has also been demonstrated that biotin deficiency causes dermatitis.

Folic acid has the effect of giving vitality to blood cells and improves blood circulation.

Niacin is effective in treating a disease called Piagra.

The appearance of symmetrical growth in the areas of the skin that are exposed to sunlight, which gradually turn dark brown and begin to fall off, is a symptom of this disease called velagra, and niacin is effective in preventing this.

Most of the vitamins contained in milk have important effects on the skin and are essential for maintaining healthy and beautiful skin.

(6) Enzymes contained in milk break down dead skin cells,
Provides a rinsing effect to the skin to maintain healthy and beautiful skin.

The purpose of bathing is to protect the skin; the first is to remove foreign substances from the skin surface and pores through proper cleaning, the second is to moisturize the skin, and the third is to keep the skin thin. Conceivable.

As is clear from the above, according to the present invention, effective ingredients contained in milk, which can achieve the purpose of skin protection and beauty, can be absorbed into the skin.

A prototype milk powder bath additive was produced and a sensory test was conducted on a panel of six women (by age group).

How to use bath salts: Use a home bathtub (water volume approximately 150J2)
The test subjects were bathed in a bath bath containing 20 to 25 g of the powdered bath additive according to the present invention dissolved therein for 5 consecutive days, and the evaluation values of the powdered bath additive according to the present application are shown according to the evaluation method.

Evaluation method used for panel test

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. Raw milk powder or skim milk powder 30.0~
55.0%, sodium hydrogen carbonate 40.0-25.0%
, anhydrous sodium sulfate in an amount of 30.0 to 20.0%. 2. The milk-based bath additive according to claim 1, to which chemicals such as titanium dioxide or natural products such as rice and starch are added as necessary.