KR20230109861A - Preparation of vegetable skin care composition using Aryulveda and Aromatherapy therapy - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a botanical skin care composition.
The present invention comprises 20 to 30% by weight of sesame oil (Sesamum indicum); Jujube (Zyzyphus jujuba) extract, barley (Hordeum vulgare) extract, castor (Ricinus communis) extract, Poaceae (Vetiveria zizanoides) extract, cedrus deodara extract, 20 to 30% by weight of a plant extract powder selected from Withania somnifera dun extract; It is a mixture of 45 to 55% by weight of plant-extracted moisture supplements selected from essential oils and carrier oils. Ayulveda oil containing herbal ingredients is a moisture regulator that relieves inflammation and exhibits aromatherapy effects. By massaging the whole body and facial muscles by mixing plant oils, plant powders and moisture regulators, the elastin of the skin supports collagen to maintain skin elasticity, and easily discharges active oxygen and skin pollutants from the skin to make dry and damaged skin soft and moist. It can help balance and stabilize the mind and body through the action of a moisture regulator that has an aromatherapy effect when mixed with sesame oil.

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Preparation of vegetable skin care composition using Aryulveda and Aromatherapy therapy {Preparation of vegetable skin care composition using Aryulveda and Aromatherapy therapy}

The present invention relates to a vegetable skin care composition based on Ayurveda, a traditional Indian medicine, and aromatherapy. The causes of skin aging can be largely divided into natural aging and photoaging.

As the function of cells declines with the passage of time, natural aging appears as slight fine wrinkles, skin dryness, and loss of elasticity.

On the other hand, photoaging refers to the progress of acquired skin aging due to external factors such as ultraviolet rays, free radicals, and stress. Unlike natural aging symptoms, the skin thickness is temporarily changed. At this time, elastic fibers are damaged and the skin becomes dry and rough.

One of the most representative signs of aging is wrinkles. In fact, wrinkles start to form gradually from the mid-to-late 20s, when natural aging begins, but by the 30s, fine wrinkles become noticeable, and from the late 40s, thick wrinkles are completely established. The biggest cause of wrinkles is UV rays. When UV rays penetrate the skin, free radicals are generated, which reduce fibers such as collagen and elastin and hyaluronic acid produced in the dermis.

In particular, hyaluronic acid can contain dozens of times more water than its actual volume, so it plays an important role in maintaining skin elasticity. In addition, habitual frowning can cause wrinkles on the forehead, between the eyebrows, and around the mouth. Irregular lifestyles, stress, alcohol, and cigarettes also contribute to skin aging.

In recent years, due to the destruction of the ozone layer due to environmental pollution, aging caused by external factors such as ultraviolet rays, rather than natural aging over time, has become more prominent, and prevention and management of it has become more important.

Skin aging appears as a combination of these natural aging and photoaging. In particular, photoaging progresses faster than natural aging, but prevention and management can slow down the progress to some extent.

Looking for factors that adversely affect the skin in everyday life, the ingredients of soaps and shampoos we use are full of preservatives and various chemicals, but among them, synthetic surfactants are the most problematic.

Synthetic surfactants are powerful cleaning substances that remove grease, and a typical example is Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS). This SLS is the main component of dish detergent. It has a component that dissolves protein and fat components, and because of its strong penetrating power, the toxic component reaches the hair follicle cells of the pores and breaks the biorhythm of the skin.

For the management of damaged skin, proper exfoliation and supply of moisture are the most important. When the skin lacks moisture, the ability of cells to regenerate is lowered, and dead keratinocytes accumulate in the epidermal layer, causing acne or making the complexion look poor.

Ayurveda can be heard as helping this natural skin healing function.

Ayurveda is a massage therapy based on the logic of traditional Indian medicine. Ayurveda was formed on the basis of constitutional medicine, and based on this, Ayurvedic massage is effective in managing obesity. By using plant oils native to India to discharge toxins from the body, the elements that cause constitutional imbalance in the body can be maintained to keep the skin moist and elastic.

Aromatherapy is a treatment that promotes mental and physical health by inhaling or massaging essential oils extracted from flowers, fruits, and roots of various plants. This is a holistic treatment method (Holism) that shows quick and convenient effects by directly delivering fragrance molecules to the brain through the nose and skin, and has complex healing effects in mental, physical, and spiritual aspects. In particular, it shows excellent effects on emotional stability, confidence recovery, brain function improvement, immunity enhancement, and pain treatment.

In Ayulveda, a traditional Indian medicine, oils that promote metabolism and detoxification have been used in various ways, and these Ayulvedic oils are one of the most powerful sunscreen oils. The present invention is a moisture regulator that relieves inflammation and exhibits an aromatherapy effect on Ayulveda oil containing herbal ingredients, and massages the whole body and facial muscles with a massage oil made by mixing plant oil, plant powder, and a moisture regulator. It is intended to provide a vegetable skin care composition that can help balance the mind and body by controlling the mind and body as well as easily discharging pollutants from the skin.

The present invention for achieving the above object is a plant extract based on Ayulveda of India, 20 to 30% by weight of plant extract oil; 20 to 30% by weight of plant extract powder; It is obtained by mixing 45 to 55% by weight of plant extract moisture supplement. Plant-extracted oils include Sesame oil (Sesamum indicum), known as Ayurvedic oil in India, olive oil, and seaweed.

It is used selected from barrage oil.

Plant-extracted powder is used by uniformly mixing Triphala powder and Citarefam powder, and plant-extracted moisture supplement is used by uniformly mixing essential oil and carrier oil.

Sesame oil is an oil extracted from black sesame seeds (black sesame seeds). Sesame oil has an antioxidant action, so blending it with other oils prolongs its lifespan. According to the regenerative and detoxifying action of Indian traditional Ayurveda medicine, sesame oil is extracted from black sesame seeds by cold pressing, has almost no odor, has a light feeling and skin astringent action, and has a sunscreen component, Sesamemol, so it exhibits a sunscreen function.

Sesame oil is an oil recognized for its detoxifying and regenerating functions in Ayurveda, a traditional Indian medicine. It has been used for beauty since ancient times in China, West Asia, and the Mediterranean. The sesame oil we know is roasted sesame seeds and squeezed out to give off a savory fragrance. Sesame oil used for massage is obtained by cold-pressing sesame seeds, has no fragrance, and has a pale yellow color.

Its main ingredients are oleic acid and linol acid, and it also contains vitamins A, B, D, E, and antioxidants such as sesamol and sesamorinol. Its stable and antioxidant properties can extend the shelf life of massage oils by branding with other carrier oils. It is good to mix around 20% with other carrier oils.

Sesame oil is especially good for body massage in winter because it warms the body, is effective even when there are symptoms of arthritis or rheumatism, has high lipid content, is rich in amino acids and minerals, and contains lignans such as sesamin and sesamorin.

The oil obtained from sesame seeds contains about 50% of lipids, so it has a relatively high lipid content among essential oil seeds. The oil after repeated filtration after pressing is amber oil with a unique flavor, and is general sesame oil.

Sesame oil has a triglyceride fatty acid composition of 35-45% oleic acid and 40-48% linoleic acid. In addition, sesame oil shows high oxidation stability. In the case of roasted sesame oil, sesamorin derived from the raw material is partially decomposed at the same time, and sesamol, an antioxidant substance, is released, and at the same time, melanoid component is produced, and it shows high oxidation stability due to synergistic action with r-tocophenol.

On the other hand, refined sesame oil is refined by milking without roasting, and sesamin is hardly produced. However, in the bleaching process, due to the catalytic reaction of acid clay under heating, sesamorin exists as sesaminol with antioxidant power, and a relatively large amount of sesamin does not have antioxidant power, but acts to lower serum cholesterol, promote alcohol metabolism, antioxidant activity in vivo, and improve lipid metabolism.

Ayulveda uses a variety of plants for the purpose of preventing aging, and sesame is a particularly good ingredient. As new theories on aging are revealed today, the awareness of prevention is increasing. In particular, the aging theory by active oxygen is strongly accepted. It is particularly important for the use of antioxidants that suppress free radicals with age, which can be usefully applied to various skin care and massage oils using sesame seeds.

Plant extract powder is mixed with sesame oil to generate appropriate viscosity so that it does not flow when applied to the skin and at the same time relieves skin inflammation to show a synergistic effect on the action of sesame oil. Thriphal powder, Seetharepam powder, and calamus powder are used.

Triphala powder contains jujube (Zyzyphus jujuba), barley (Hordeum vulgare), castor (Ricinus communis) ingredients, and citarefam powder contains Vetiveria zizanoides, cedarwood (cedrus deodara), and vitania (Withania somnifera) ingredients.

Jujube (Zyzyphus jujuba) is one of the fruits most familiar to Koreans along with persimmons and chestnuts. Jujube leaves contain about 1.6% of rooting that lowers blood pressure, and in addition, several saponins and vitamins A, B1, B2, C, T, B6, and K contain a lot of tonic, diuretic, nutrient, neutralizer, antitussive, and anti-inflammatory. It helps the twelve meridians to improve blood circulation, so it strengthens the heart, lowers fever, and neutralizes various drugs to increase the effect.

In the present invention, the jujube powder component treats the symptoms of hysteria caused by mental and psychological conflicts common to women and has a great heating effect in the body.

Barley (Hordeum vulgare) powder contains high levels of superoxide dismurase (SOD), vitamin C, vitamin E and carotene (B-carotene), which are powerful antioxidants that remove active oxygen. -7-O-Glucosylapigenin)) is known as a flavione antioxidant found in barley leaves. These antioxidants have an excellent ability to remove active oxygen that causes various cancers, diabetes, arteriosclerosis, arthritis, immunodeficiency and aging, and can prevent these diseases. In addition, barley leaf powder contains protein, amino acids, various vitamins, minerals such as calcium, magnesium, iron, and zinc in a good nutritional balance.

As a manufacturing method, it is important to prepare barley leaf powder by treating it in a mild way as possible so that valuable active ingredients such as various enzymes, vitamins and minerals contained in young barley leaves are not destroyed. Therefore, young barley leaves collected from 8 to 12 weeks after sowing, which is the most nutritious period, are quickly transported to the factory, dried at a low temperature of 85 ° C or less for 25 to 35 minutes to less than 7% moisture, and selected and pulverized into a fine powder of 40 mesh to 300 mesh.

The seeds of castor (Ricinus communis) contain 34-50% of oil. This oil is difficult to combine with oxygen and is mainly composed of glycerides of palmitic acid or stearic acid, which do not solidify and dry into resinous form even when left in the air. It removes inflammation between skin tissues while being able to maintain the applied state evenly.

Castor oil becomes 1% and 36.5% of free fatty acids at 16 days after flowering, but after 25 to 32 days, oil production increases to 50% and all free fatty acids disappear. The method of extracting oil from castor oil is to first heat the castor oil to 80-90 ° C to lower the viscosity of the oil, squeeze it out, and send the remainder to a solvent extraction device to extract oil at 65 ° C using nucleic acid.

Unlike other vegetable oils, castor oil has a very high viscosity, low friction coefficient, easy to retain moisture, and is transparent even when it contains about 0.3% of moisture. As for the fatty composition of castor oil, ricinoleic acid accounts for 87~92%, and it contains 3.3~3.8% oleic acid, 3.6~4.6% linoleic acid, and 0.5~0.9% linolenic acid.

Due to this unique fatty acid composition, it is known as the only oil that is well soluble in alcohol but insoluble in petroleum ether, and is very stable below 100℃ compared to other oils. Castor oil contains a large amount of physiologically active substances, complex glycoproteins, and alkaloids as special components.

As a medicinal use, castor oil has insecticidal and bactericidal effects, so it has been applied directly to the body since ancient times. The effect of castor oil as a laxative is presumed to be due to the ricinoleic acid component, which can be used in the manufacture of ointments. In addition, for cosmetics, castor oil or hydrogenated castor oil is used for pomade, lip rouge, mascara, and nail polish, and hydrogenated castor oil to which mild ethylene oxide is added is used for cosmetics and lotions.

85% of the oil consists of ricinolic acid glycerides, with small amounts of 9,10-dihydroxystearic acid glycerides, oleic acid and linoleic acid glycerides mixed in. When ricinolein is hydrolyzed with acid lipase, ricinoleic acid is produced. Enanthol, which is derived from the decomposition of ricinolic acid, is a fragrant substance that is used as a material for making the finest perfumes. Undecylenic acid is extracted by distilling castor oil under reduced pressure at 400 degrees and purifying and fractionating it.

The scientific name of Vetiveria zizanoides belongs to the Gramineae family, and in the present invention, it purifies the blood, discharges toxins, and makes the skin feel refreshed. It maintains the balance of the central nervous system and has an excellent effect on recovering from physical and mental fatigue, promotes blood circulation, helps with arthritis and muscle pain, relieves hormonal imbalance, and activates the immune system throughout the body, so it is used for general infections. In addition, in skin care, it is useful for skin infections such as acne, is effective for dry skin and wounds, has an excellent sedative effect, raises emotional mood, and is effective in relieving stress, tension, relieving depression, and insomnia.

Cedarwood (Cedrus deodara) is an evergreen tree of the Pinaceae family. In India, heartwood, bark, leaves, and oil extracted from heartwood are used for medical and veterinary purposes. Water made with pieces of wood is used as a diuretic, antipyretic, carminative, treatment of lung and urinary disorders, and as an antidote when bitten by a snake. The astringent bark is used for fever, diarrhea, and dysentery.

When the heartwood is distilled, about 2.1% of volatile oil is obtained. The main chemical components in the oil are 97-98% of alpha-, beta-himachalene, which is a sesquiterpene carbon compound, and also contains acetophenone, atlantone, and himachalol. Himacalol has been found to have anticonvulsant activity. The bark contains deodarin, taxi-folin and quercetin.

Cedarwood has strong anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal and wound-healing properties, so it is often used as an oil for contaminated skin or scarred and acne-prone faces. Adding tea tree oil strengthens the anti-inflammatory properties, and adding oils such as lavender, geranium, and bergamot increases the therapeutic effect. It is used as an oil that calms the mind when stress and emotional ups and downs are severe.

It has excellent antiseptic and bactericidal action, and has antibacterial, astringent, and anti-inflammatory effects, so it is effective in managing acne, skin ulcers, and oily skin. It also stabilizes psychological states such as tension and anxiety and helps with meditation.

Physically, it has a tonic effect on the endocrine and nervous systems, regulates body balance, and is effective in hair management such as eczema, psoriasis, dandruff, and hair loss.

The crude drug Withania somnifera is a low-key tree native to western India and southern Africa, and its root is called Withaniae Radix in the western region, and has been traditionally used medicinally, but is not widely known.

According to Indian traditional medicine (Ayulveda), bitania is one of the most important herbs that help reproductive and immune functions. It is also called Indian ginseng due to its rejuvenating and tonic effects.

In test cultivation in Korea, overwintering in the open field is impossible, but in the vinyl house, the underground part is overwintered and grows again the following year. This plant belongs to the family Solanaceae, and the height of the plant reaches 1m when it is grown in a plastic house in Korea. It blooms unique flowers of Solanaceae, bears the same fruits as those of Physalis alkekkeni L. belonging to the same family, and matures in the same genus from July to early August. The size of the fruit is less than the size of the fruit, and the length is about 1.5cm, so it has an ornamental appearance. The root is hard, the main root is predominant, and there are not many fine roots. As long as the temperature is right, it is a plant that develops well even if it is somewhat dry.

Like ginseng, bitania is known as an adaptogen. Adaptogens are safe in the human body, have a wide range of regulatory actions, but act only against actual threat factors, act through a mechanism that strengthens the overall resistance to stress-inducing physical, chemical and biological effects, and normalize regardless of pathological conditions.

Recently, it has been in the limelight because it shows completely different effects rather than the range of traditional applications or medicinal effects. From this plant, withaferine-A was isolated. This compound is based on the steroid nucleus, oxygen is bonded to the position of carbon 1, there is a double bond between carbons 2 and 3, as well as a hydroxyl group on carbon 4, and another oxygen is bonded between carbons 5 and 6. and the presence of a double bond predicts the specific effects of this compound. Not only that, even though there is an oxymethyl lactone ring on carbon 17, it also expects a specific new effect.

Withaferin-A has been proven to have an anti-tumor effect against cancers such as sarcoma180 and Ehrlich ascites carcinoma, raising expectations for the pursuit of new anti-cancer substances. It has been experimentally proven that withaferin-A acts as a mitotic inhibitor for metaphase in cell division. Withaferin-A is involved in the transport of amino acids in vivo and acts stubbornly on the inactivation of the sulfahydryl group of enzymes involved in the critical cellular process. After all, it is known that withaferin-A is made by partially blocking the metabolism of cancer cells. Calamus powder is a powdered calamus root that promotes blood circulation, discharges toxins accumulated in the body to clean the skin, removes congestion in the respiratory system, promotes phlegm discharge, and is excellent for headaches, nasal diseases, and bronchitis. ) is being used as wacha oil to remove excess mucus.

As plant-derived moisture supplements, essential oils and carrier oils are used. These moisture creams form a protective film to protect the skin from external stimuli and prevent skin moisture from evaporating to the outside.

Essential oil refers to 100% natural, highly concentrated essential oil extracted from flowers, leaves, stems, fruits, and roots of herb plants.

This natural combination can be used in aromatherapy by providing various effects on the human body's mind and emotions. For example, Lavender has a calming, analgesic, and relaxing effect, Chamomile has a soothing and anti-inflammatory effect, and Rosemary has the effect of stimulating both the body and emotions. In addition, eucalyptus, lavender, neroli, pine, rosemary, and thyme are used for general sterilization, and cypress, geranium, lavender, lemon, rosemary, and thyme are used for eczema dermatitis Mil Roman, clary sage, geranium, rose, jasmine, neroli, and ylang ylang are used.

There are two ways in which the fragrance of essential oils are absorbed into the human body: one is inhaled through the nose by the olfactory function and the other is absorbed through the skin. Since the particles of essential oil are very small, it is primarily absorbed into the skin through pores and sweat glands, and secondarily, it can penetrate between the cells of the skin and be absorbed into the dermis layer due to the fat-soluble nature of essential oils, that is, dissolving in fat. Aroma oils mixed with vegetable oils are easily delivered to our blood circulation through our skin and thus help balance our metabolism and also help our immune system.

Next, we can extract essential oil from the leaves, and the oil extracted here can typically have good effects on the bronchial system. Oils such as eucalyptus, cachetfoot, and myrtle have a very strong effect, tea tree oil is the next strongest, and petitgrain oil is not so strong, but it is an oil that can be used together in terms of such effects.

And the oils extracted from the leaves have a good effect on the immune system and nervous system. So, it can be effectively used when symptoms of infection in the body, when you are very sensitive mentally, or when you have anxiety. Whattle oil is a representative oil that can be used for symptoms of chronic fatigue caused by a weakened immune system due to viral infection symptoms, and various symptoms of addiction that can occur due to a weak ability to control oneself mentally.

Essential oils can also be extracted from trees, and representative oils include Virginian cedarwood, sandalwood, and rosewood. These oils are typically used for skin health or to strengthen bladder and kidney function.

And there are oils extracted from whole herbs, such as rosemary, lavender, thyme, peppermint, spearmint, and geranium oil. These oils can be used representatively for infections of the immune system, digestive system, skin circulation, broken skin and bronchial system in general. Rosemary, thyme, and peppermint oils are representative oils used for the immune system and digestive organs, and lavender and geranium oils are representative oils that help blood circulation in damaged skin or skin areas.

Citrus oils such as orange, lime, and bergamot generally help improve blood circulation. So, it can be used for all diseases related to blood circulation.

Carrier oil, also called base oil, refers to vegetable oil used to effectively penetrate essential oil (aroma oil) into the skin.

The carrier oil, which has a high content of oleic acid, has a high absorption rate and gives a slippery feeling when applied to the skin. In addition, if there are many ingredients such as linoleic acid and linoleic acid, when applied to the skin, you will have a feeling that the essentials are easily absorbed into the skin.

Carrier oils are generally pure vegetable oils derived from vegetables, dried fruits and seeds, and are extracted by mechanical pressure and cold pressing.

The specific gravity of carrier oil in aromatherapy varies depending on the purpose of use. In particular, in the field of aesthetics, aromatherapy mainly absorbs fragrance through the skin rather than inhaling it through the sense of smell, so selecting a suitable vegetable oil is as important as choosing a good aroma. In particular, since most essential oils cannot be directly massaged onto the skin, they must be applied to the skin through a medium called a carrier oil.

Such carrier oils include almond oil, hazelnut oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil, grape seed oil, calendula oil, kerot oil, top point oil, rosehip oil, peach seed oil, avocado oil, and St. John's wort oil. Almond oil contains more than 77% of oleic acid and is very soft and

It contains a lot of complex nutrients, so it is good for moisturizing the skin, relieving itching, and preventing stretch marks.

Hazelnut oil has an astringent property that is very good for sagging skin, so it is a massage oil for oily and combination skin. good for sensitive skin

Hazelnut oil has astringent properties that are very good for sagging skin, so it is a massage oil for oily and combination skin. It has good skin regeneration properties, promotes epidermal growth, and promotes the treatment of sensitive skin and erythematous skin areas.

Jojoba oil has a more stable chemical structure than other oils, so it does not oxidize well, so it is not necessary to add chemicals to prevent oxidation when making cosmetics, so it is also used when making vegetable cosmetics. There is a reason why it is used as a cosmetic because it is not oxidized, but the rich nutrition contained in this oil makes the skin soft and elastic and has the effect of healing wounds, so it is known as a good oil to use when making cosmetics. In addition, the stable chemical structure has the effect of protecting the skin when meeting color makeup with a complex chemical structure, and for that reason, it helps to clean more cleanly, so it is good for modern women who wear a lot of makeup. In addition, it helps to balance the sebum secretion of the scalp, so it is used as a massage oil for itchy and dandruff-prone scalps due to dryness or inflammation, and it is effective for applying not only to the scalp but also to inflammation of the skin.

Coconut oil, which has been used for centuries by masseuses in countries such as India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia, helps to quickly regenerate dry, damaged and chapped skin and maintain its natural elasticity. In particular, it is ideal for dry or damaged hair care, and provides elasticity and gloss. In particular, it is effective when blended with sandalwood essential oil to prevent neck wrinkles.

Grape seed oil is a clear oil extracted by pressing grape seeds. It is very light, odorless and absorbs quickly. It is a non-irritating oil that softens the skin and hair.

Calendula oil is an oil that is widely used in cosmetics and is very good for soothing, damaged skin, dry skin, stretch marks, skin that has lost elasticity, and skin that peels like scales. It is also effective for bruises, venous dilatation, chronic tumors, and nipple pain in nursing mothers.

Carrot oil is an oil obtained by draining water from vegetable oil extracted from the surface of carrot flesh. Carrot flesh consists of a large amount of water and a very small amount of valuable oil. This oil contains many types of vitamins. Among them, vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and P account for a large portion, and beta-carotene is also included. It eliminates dead cells and promotes the creation of new cells to keep the skin youthful.

Wheat-germ oil is extracted from malt from wheat by primary cold pressing. It contains a large amount of vitamin E, so it plays a role in suppressing the harmful action of active oxygen, which is the main culprit of premature aging of the skin. It also has a very strong antioxidant power, which prevents other vegetable oils from easily oxidizing, and is very good for preventing aging, preventing wrinkles and dry skin, and for sensitive skin around the eyes.

Rose hip oil is extracted from Chilean wild rose seeds by primary cold-pressing, and contains a lot of vitamins A and C, as well as 20% gamma linolic acid and transretinal acid. It is effective in hydration and regulates the Ph balance. It promotes collagen production to prevent wrinkles and strengthens the skin's natural wound healing power, which is effective for liver disease-induced melasma, hyperpigmentation, and telangiectasia. Peach seed oil is an oil extracted from peach seeds through the primary cold-pressing method. This oil contains many minerals that are very good for the skin, and it is also rich in vitamin E. It is a very effective oil for sensitive skin. It enhances and activates the natural moisturizing ability of the skin, and increases the elasticity and flexibility of the skin.

Avocado oil is extracted from the seeds of the flesh of avocados by primary cold pressing. It is composed of 80% vegetable unsaturated fatty acids, 10% linoleic acid, squalene, vitamins A, B, D, F, H, K, and Pp, and is good for supplying nutrients, promoting cell regeneration, and preventing dry skin and stretch marks. It is mainly used for face massage, but it is also effective for hand massage, good for eczema patients, and acts as a natural sunscreen.

Since Saint John's Wort oil has an excellent cell regeneration effect, it shows fast wound healing when applied to burns, wounds, and surgical areas, and activates the nervous system to stimulate muscles to recover temporary muscle paralysis, bedsores, relieve pain, promote blood circulation, and prevent aging.

According to the present invention, sesame oil, which has a strong UV blocking action by aromatherapy and Ayulveda, an Indian traditional medicine, and a moisture regulator showing an aromatherapy effect are mixed to protect elastin from UV rays and regulate the mind and body. It can help balance and stabilize the mind and body.

Therefore, elastin supports collagen to maintain skin elasticity, and easily discharges active oxygen and skin pollutants from the skin to make dry and damaged skin soft and moist.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described.

Plant extract powder includes jujube (Zyzyphus jujuba) extract, barley (Hordeum vulgare) extract, castor (Ricinus communis) extract, yellow powder of Triphala choornam No 62 is used, Vetiveria zizanoides extract, cedrus deodara extract, bitania (Withania somnifera dun) extract, red Seetha repam No 61 was used.

Here, Triphala Churnam No. 62 (jujube, barley, and castor extract) and Citarepham No. 61 (Poaceae, Larch, and Vitania extract) are mixed and used in equal proportions.

Essential Oils: Lavender, Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Neroli, Pine, Rosemary, Thyme, Cypress, Geranium, Lemon, Camomile Roman, Clary Sage, Geranium, Rose, Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang, Cagefoot, Myrtle, Tea Tree, Petitgrain, Virginian Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Rosewood, Peppermint, Spermint, Bergamot, Geranium At least two or more oils are selected from the oils, and the selected oils are mixed in equal proportions and used.

As the carrier oil, at least two or more oils are selected from almond oil, hazelnut oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil, grape seed oil, calendula oil, carrot oil, top point oil, rosehip oil, peach seed oil, avocado oil, and St. John's wort oil, and the selected oils are mixed in equal proportions.

In order to prepare a vegetable skin care composition capable of exhibiting the optimal effect intended by the present invention, a total of five vegetable skin care compositions were obtained by varying the mixing ratio of plant extraction oil, plant extraction powder, and moisture supplement. Here, plant-extracted oil and plant-extracted powder were applied in increasing or decreasing amounts in the same ratio, and the moisture supplement was appropriately increased or decreased according to the mixing ratio, and sesame oil, olive oil, and sunflower oil were applied as plant-extracted oils, respectively.

Example 1

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 5% by weight of sesame oil, 5% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarefam powder, and calamus powder, and 90% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 2

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 15% by weight of sesame oil, 15% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarefam powder, and calamus powder, and 70% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 3

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 25% by weight of sesame oil, 25% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepham powder, and calamus powder, and 50% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 4

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 35% by weight of sesame oil, 35% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarefam powder, and calamus powder, and 30% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 5

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 45% by weight of sesame oil, 45% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarefam powder, and calamus powder, and 10% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

A table showing the mixing ratio of the above examples is as follows.

Example 6

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 5% by weight of olive oil, 5% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 90% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 7

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 15% by weight of olive oil, 15% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 70% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 8

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 25% by weight of olive oil, 25% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 50% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 9

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 35% by weight of olive oil, 35% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 30% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 10

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 45% by weight of olive oil, 45% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 10% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 11

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 5% by weight of sunflower oil, 5% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 90% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 12

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 15% by weight of sunflower oil, 15% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 70% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 13

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 25% by weight of sunflower oil, 25% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 50% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 14

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 35% by weight of sunflower oil, 35% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 30% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

Example 15

A vegetable skin care composition was prepared by mixing 45% by weight of sunflower oil, 45% by weight of a plant extract powder mixed with triphala powder, citarepalm powder, and calamus powder, and 10% by weight of a moisture supplement evenly mixed with essential oil and carrier oil.

The effective method of using the vegetable skin care composition according to the present invention is to apply the skin around the mouth and around the eyes where the skin is thin and sensitive, lightly tap the area around the eyes, sweep up the neck, and gently massage the entire face including the cheeks and forehead.

When using with a separate moisturizing product, apply the vegetable skin care composition of the present invention first before moisturizing products or use the smallest possible amount of moisturizer. In addition, when using together with a whitening product, it is preferable to use the whitening product during the daytime and the product of the present invention at night rather than using the two products simultaneously.

The subject of skin improvement using the present invention is suitable for people with dry skin, frequent swelling or poor circulation due to severe toxin stagnation, helps to improve natural healing power and immunity, and is effective in excreting toxins.

First of all, warm the prepared oil to a temperature of 38 ~ 42 ℃, and rub lightly on the whole body or washed face.

At this time, if there is pain due to muscle fatigue, the optimal effect can be achieved by stimulating the 'Marma Point' similar to the acupuncture points to smoothly release the flow of energy.

In general, it is necessary to apply a moisture cream to form a protective film to protect the skin from external stimuli and prevent skin moisture from evaporating to the outside.

In addition, plant extract powder relieves inflammation and at the same time generates appropriate viscosity so that it does not flow when applied to the skin, and aroma molecules used as moisture regulators are transmitted to the brain through olfactory cells and act on the emotional function area to lead the mind to a stable and bright state, soothe anxious and nervous minds, restore confidence, and relieve insomnia, depression, irritability, and stress headaches.

In order to confirm the effect of the present invention, 30 adult women in their 40s and 50s were targeted for satisfaction with cleansing, satisfaction with improved skin feel, satisfaction with aromatherapy effect, and satisfaction with cleansing, satisfaction with improved skin feel, and overall preference integrating satisfaction with aromatherapy effect.

The survey divided 30 people into 3 groups of 10 people each. Group 1 investigated the product groups of Examples 1 to 5, Group 2 investigated the product groups of Examples 6 to 10, and Group 3 was Example 11 The product groups of 15 were investigated, and the results are shown in Table 4 below.

As a result of the above investigation, it was found that the cleansing effect and skin moisturizing state increased as the content of plant extract oil and plant extract powder increased, and the satisfaction of the aromatherapy effect increased as the content of the moisture supplement increased.

In terms of total preference for each group, Example 3, Example 8, and Example 13 showed the best results.

After 15 days have elapsed since the survey date, the satisfaction survey was conducted again on 10 people who participated in the survey for the embodiment (Example 3, Example 8, Example 1 3) with the highest preference in each group. The results are shown in Table 5 below.

Claims (1)

20 to 30% by weight of plant extract oil selected from sesame oil, olive oil, and sunflower oil;
20 to 30% by weight of plant extract powder selected from triphala powder, citare palm powder, and calamus powder;
Preparation of a vegetable skin care composition by Ayulveda and aromatherapy therapy, characterized in that by mixing 45 to 55% by weight of a moisture supplement in which essential oil and carrier oil are equally mixed.