LT5137B - Compositions for cosmetic vaseline and/or balsam - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention pertains to the field of cosmetic products and relates to an anhydrous, soft consistence, curative and preservative cosmetic compositions useful to treat injured skin and/or prevent healty skin from aggressive impact of surraunded enviroment. Proposed vaseline and/or balsam compositions are based on the purified medicinal vaseline and vegetable oil. Bioactive ingredients of compositions comprise, optionally, purified resin of Siberian conifer, oil extracts or essential oils of medicinal plants, and vitamin A and vitamin E derivatives. Compostions can comprises, optionally, bee wax, cerezine, lanoline, odorous composition, UV filter and preservative of fat.

Description

The invention relates to the field of perfumery and cosmetics, and more particularly to compositions for therapeutic and prophylactic cosmetics, such as cosmetic petroleum jelly and / or balm, for repairing damaged skin and / or protecting healthy skin from the aggressive effects of the surrounding environment.

The present invention provides a series of anhydrous, soft-based ointment compositions based on purified medicinal petroleum jelly and vegetable oil, and one of the bioactive components is Siberian Coniferous Purified Resin in Castor Oil (Cosmetic Balms).

Other bioactive ingredients may be suitable for the claimed purpose for the treatment of skin lesions, regeneration - medicinal plant extracts and vitamins.

Vaseline is a homogeneous clear viscous mass, practically odorless.

Natural Vaseline is a petroleum product, a mixture of solid and liquid large molecule hydrocarbons. Thanks to its softening, plasticizing and water repellent properties, petroleum jelly has long been used as a base in the production of creams, make-up, depilatories, petroleum jelly. In modern cosmetic products, petroleum jelly is used less often, giving up some of its positions on vegetable and synthetic fats. Vaseline is one of the oil fractions and oil has long been a part of folk and official medicine for skin treatment (eg the resort of Naples in Azerbaijan, which treats skin diseases including psoriasis, napkins of distilled kerosene, post-operative sutures, Dead Sea sludge, containing asphalt fractions used to treat skin conditions etc.).

“Balsam is a plant-based delicate substance obtained by dissolving the resin in essential oils. The balms have a pungent balsamic aroma and a bitter taste. They are practically insoluble in water, partially or completely soluble in alcohol, ether, gasoline, essential oils and fatty oils. Derived from bark or wood of tropical and subtropical evergreen plants. Collected thanks to incisions or boreholes in tree bark. ”

This describes petroleum jelly and balms in cosmetic vocabulary (Tojikobeih cjiOBapb no KOCMeTHKe h napránnoMepHH, toM II, MocKBa «KocMeTHKa h Me / INHiHHa», 2000).

However, in pharmaceuticals and cosmetics the term "balm" is used in a broader sense - it is most commonly used as a component of fat masses (ointments) containing the balm (eg in pharmaceuticals Vishnevsky balm, various Vietnamese or Chinese volatile essential oils with local anesthetic effect; hair balms, often without even balm as a component, lip balms, etc .; in the food industry, a whole class of beverages "balms"). Cosmetic Balm (Tojikobeih cjioBapE no KOCMeTHKe h nap <to) iOMepHH) refers to a cosmetic product that has a positive effect on the skin or body, for example, protecting or soothing. Today's terminology refers to measures that have a curative-preventive effect.

Prior art U.S. Pat. 4389418 (published June 21, 1983), which discloses a skin care lotion or cream based on medicinal petroleum jelly or oil, further comprising a quaternary ammonium salt as emulsifier, fatty alcohols and fatty acid esters as emollients.

RU Pat. No. 2067444 (published October 10, 1996) describes a liquid cosmetic balm for skin and hair care. It is based on acids (salicylic and boric and / or hydrochloric and / or succinic and / or citric acids), urea, and the biologically active additives consist of extracts of water-spiritoglycerol medicinal plants (such as hops, nettle) and amino acid hydrolysates, dyes, flavorings and vitamins.

RU Pat. No. 2163481 (patent expired February 27, 2001) 5 discloses a lime oil balm which is used in medicine for the treatment of dermatitis, eczema, burns, polyarthritis, myositis and others. illness. In addition to calendula oil, it also contains vinylin, florenta, lanolin and petroleum jelly.

The closest to the products described is cosmetic petroleum jelly (SU 10 1335287 (published 07-09-1987), TPK A61 K 7/00). Composition,% by weight:

Paraffin wax 4.0-6.0 Cerezine 14.0-16.0 Deodorized mink fat 3.0-5.0 St. John's wort oil extract 0.1-0.3 Chamomile oil extract 0.2-0.4 Sprouted barley oil extract 0.2-0.4 A fragrant composition 0.1-1.5 Perfumery oil remaining up to 100. Cosmetic Vaseline is for toning, regenerating and rejuvenating the skin

anti-inflammatory effects. However, the claimed tonic effect is theoretically based on the action of St. John's wort and barley sprout oil extracts, since the amounts of 0.1-0.4% w / w of herbal oil extracts in cosmetic vaseline are too small to expect a tonic or anti-inflammatory effect. It can be argued that only some of the claimed amount goes into the deeper layers of the epidermis. If cosmetic petroleum jelly is used as a regenerating agent for damaged skin, it does not need the fragrance composition in the stated amount. In addition, tissue fat (as internal animal fat), which has been widely used in Russian cosmetics for the last century, is not welcomed today either. Oil extracts of plants are not protected against oxidation and are likely to deteriorate over time. Although cosmetic petroleum jelly was widely used in the former Soviet Union as a protective and regenerative measure, the above-mentioned disadvantages do not allow it to be considered as an optimal means of achieving this purpose.

The present inventors have intensively investigated various compositions in order to obtain compositions which have sufficient protective, emollient and curative properties, have a long-lasting effect, inhibit inflammatory processes, normalize the skin's moisture balance, and minimize the risk of allergies.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a composition of cosmetic petroleum jelly and / or balsam having the following composition by weight:

Vaseline (Medical) 50-55.3

Vegetable oil 24-35.3

Siberian Conifer Balm 2.0

Herbal Oil Extracts or Essential Oils 2-10,0

Vitamin A (retinol palmitate) 1.0

Vitamin E (tocopherol acetate) 1.0

Fat preservative 0.2

Lanolin 0-5.0

Beeswax 0-1.0

Cerezine 0-2.0

Scented composition 0-0.5

UV filter 0-0.2

Titanium dioxide and mica 0-1.0.

The formulation is based on a combination of the highest grade medical grade petroleum jelly and vegetable oil (74-90.6% by weight).

%). Siberian Conifer Balms (up to 2% w / w) are included as active ingredient in all formulations and vitamin E (in the form of DL-α-tocopherol acetate) is present as an antioxidant in all ointments; all ointments also contain vitamin A (in the form of retinol palmitate) to maintain normal skin condition (1% by weight).

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The vegetable oil of the present invention may be: olives, Siberian pine nuts, flaxseeds, macadamia nuts or sprouted wheat.

Siberian conifers, whose biota included in the composition of the ointment, may include: Siberian cedar (Pinus Sibirica), larch (Larix Sibirica)

1.0 or Fescue (Abies Sibirica). All of the aforesaid biocytes have bactericidal, anti-inflammatory and curative properties.

Medicinal herb, oil extracts or essential oils (2-10% by weight) of the present invention can be: calendula (Calendula officinalis), sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides), chamomile flowers (Matricoria

Camomilla), grape seed oil extracts, or essential oils of lavender (Lavandule officinalis) or tea tree (Camelia senensis).

The characteristics of the claimed components of the composition are given below.

The base of the composition consists of the aforementioned cosmetic petroleum jelly and 20 vegetable oils.

Petroleum jelly is a petroleum refinery product obtained by melting solid hydrocarbons or mixtures thereof in petroleum oil and refining the mixture until a medicinal snow-white petroleum jelly is obtained. It is a mixture of semi-solid hydrocarbons having the formula C _n H _2n ⁺ 2. (The Merck Index, 12th edition, 1996, 7326) (Supplied by Shuman Sasoll, Germany) It is inert, does not deteriorate, does not oxidize, does not absorb into the skin. Vaseline film acts as a diaphragm on the skin that is breathable but impermeable to water. Because the hydrophobic film allows the distribution and restoration of water balance in the skin, petroleum jelly is used as a base for the production of pharmacological ointments and emulsions. In the pharmaceutical industry, petroleum jelly is also used as a stand-alone product to protect healthy and damaged skin and mucous membranes from harmful environmental influences. In cosmetic products, petroleum jelly is used as a moisturizing and softening component.

The effect of moisturizers is explained by the water retention in the hygroscopic stratum corneum, which results in the swelling of the surface of the stratum corneum and the visual effect of skin smoothing.

J. L. Leveàue (Measurement of Transepidermal Water Loss in

Cutaneous Investigation in Health and Disease. In: Leveąue JL, ed. Cutaneous Investigation in Health and Disease. New York: Marcei Dekker. Ine., 1989) have shown that a layer of petroleum jelly or paraffin applied to the skin, produces a compress (occlusive application) effect, and allows the restoration and improvement of fluid diffusion from capillaries.

DT Downing with coworkers (Downing DT, Stewart ME, Wertz PW, Straus JS: Essential Fatty Acids and Acne, J. Am. Acad. Dermatol. Feb. 14, 1986, p. 221-5) has shown that while maintaining intermolecular lipid properties after occlusive application, water is efficiently bound and distributed throughout the epithelial layer.

S. E. Friberg (S. E. Friberg, Stratum Comeum Lipids, Petrolatum and White Oils, Cosmet Toilet, 1993: 107: 55-9), by expressive tests, confirms the antiseptic and protective properties of petroleum jelly on the surface of damaged skin. Even more: the results obtained by Friberg suggest that the mechanism of vascular dermatological action has not yet been fully elucidated, as it yields unexpectedly high positive results. Such an assumption is supported by the interest of dermatologists in the further development of this topic and its inclusion in the 2004 edition. IV Stratum Corneum Conference in Paris.

Vegetable oils are the base substances which make up about one third of the composition by weight.

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Link Olive Oil is a non-drying vegetable oil derived from olive berries used in the pharmaceutical, cosmetics and food industries. Used in cosmetics as the main fat component next to almond, peach oil. Olive oil contains about 80% glycerides of oleic acid, up to 10% linoleic acid and up to 10% glycerides of saturated acids. Olive oil contains vitamin A, E, B groups as well as squalene, a very important element for the skin. Squalene is a natural fat component of the skin. This is triterpene. As is known, terpenes - is unsaturated hydrocarbons expressed by the formula ₍₈ C5H) _n. The squalene molecule is similar to carotene. Both products have six double bonds which determine their antioxidant properties. The antioxidant properties of squalene are summarized in Kiara de Luca's dissertation, "Squalene as an Acceptor of Prooxidative Effects on Human Skin", Moscow, RGMU, 2002. (Russian language).

Castor oil is derived from castor seed (Ritinus communis L.), has a yellowish color, is viscous in consistency and does not oxidise in air. It has emollient properties, reduces evaporation of water from the skin, completely non-toxic, so it is commonly used in lipstick production (Tojikobbih cjiOBapt no KocMeTHKe h napcąnoMepHH r. Used for ointments, balms for burns, wounds, ulcers / Mirra products. Manual, Vol. Vilnius. Castor oil is combined with coniferous vermicelli.

Macadamia oil (Macadamia ternifolia) is also recommended to be combined with olive oil with a maximum of 3 wt.

%. Macadamia essential oil rich in vitamins, fatty acid triglycerides; stearic acid triglyceride about 60 wt.%, palmitic acid about 21 wt.%, rich in B and PP vitamins. Its properties are similar to tissue fat, easily absorbed into the skin, soften and nourish. Particularly suitable for dry, developing skin.

Sprouted wheat oil is a very valuable cosmetic raw material, which is a source of biologically active substances. These substances nourish, moisturize and generate skin. This oil contains about 80% by weight of unsaturated fatty acids (oleic, linoleic, linolenic), carotenoids, proteins, polysaccharides, tocopherols, vitamin A, amino acids, trace elements. Particularly noteworthy are the active antioxidant properties caused by vitamin E.

Linseed oil (Linum usitatissimum). Derived from flaxseed. It contains linoleic, linolenic, oleic, palmitic stearic acids, as well as protein substances, vitamins A, E, F, enzymes, organic acids.

Linseed oil softens and soothes skin, relieves skin irritation, has healing and anti-inflammatory properties.

Siberian pine nut oil is a unique natural antioxidant. It contains vitamin E (up to 54.8 mg / 100 g product), vitamin F, unsaturated fatty acids: oleic (up to 35.8%) hadolein (up to 1.04%), linoleic (up to 72%), linolenic (up to 72%) up to 28%). In pharmacology it is recommended for the treatment of dermatitis, nerve dermatoses, seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, non-long-lasting wounds and ulcers. Particularly effective when used with Siberian Cedar Balm. (AHHOTaaiHa no Ke ^ poBon προ / InyKiĮHH. RipeflCTaBJieHa Φοη / ome «CipaHHHK» r. EKaTepuHbypr 2000 r., In kind

Products of Siberia).

As bioactive agents incorporated into the claimed composition may be:

Siberian cedar (Pinus sibirica) balm - a mixture of resin acids in castor oil (1: 1 ratio). In addition to resin acids (abieto, lambertian, isopimarin), cedar balm contains essential oils, carotenoids, chlorophyll, vitamins C, E, K, D, P, macro- and trace elements. Cedar balm has bactericidal, antiseptic and preservative action. In addition, it has been shown to have a soothing effect on allergic skin irritations.

Siberian Boar fAbies Sibirica) Balm. It is an evergreen family tree of the larch. Its wood yields essential oil and balm. Fenal balm is obtained by extraction and purification of the resin. It contains resin acids, leavening agents, phytoncides, vitamin C. It has high biological activity, bactericidal, disinfectant and healing properties. It stimulates the skin and hair, which determines its use in shampoos, creams, balms, blackened skin, toothpastes.

Siberian larch (Larix Sibirica). its neutral resins are a new biologically active product offered by the scientific - installer firm «JIecMa» (Nizhny Novgorod, Russia). Due to the unique composition of resins, they have valuable properties for cosmetic products: anti-inflammatory, curative and antimicrobial, adhesive and film-forming properties. In addition, they are non-toxic and biodegradable.

In addition to the biologically active Siberian Coniferous Balsam described above, the claimed composition also contains vitamin extracts or essential oils of medicinal herbs.

Vitamin A (Retinol Palmitate) - A stable form of Vitamin A 25 is used in medicine to treat various skin conditions. It regulates the differentiation and proliferation of keratinocides and prevents hyperkeratinization. Vitamin A participates in oxidation-reduction reactions. No cosmetic product for dry skin or anti-aging cosmetics can do without vitamin A. In dermatology and cosmetics, it is used to protect mucous membranes from wrinkling and inflammation, to improve skin regeneration, to strengthen hair and nails. Its antioxidant function has been proven. It is widely used in cosmetics for developing skin care, dry hand skin care, crack treatment. The claimed lubricants are included to improve skin regeneration, enhance antioxidant properties and treat damaged skin surface.

Vitamin E (tocopherol acetate), a more stable form of vitamin E, is also an integral ingredient in skin care products. It is one of the few ingredients that can overcome the transdermal barrier. Its main function is antioxidant effect, which slows down the aging process and reduces the level of inflammatory processes. Vitamin E stimulates cellular respiratory processes and strengthens cell membranes. Tocopherol: Derivatives used as anti-inflammatory and regenerative ingredients for dry, sensitive skin. Vitamin E included in the cosmetic product not only protects other ingredients of the product from the singlet oxygen effect, but also plays an antioxidant role on the skin surface. As a rule, it is included in sunscreen cosmetics because of its lightweight UV filter properties.

Sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) oil. Sea buckthorn is classified as a painkiller and wound healer by its pharmacological properties and is used to treat difficult wounds: burns, radiant skin lesions, oral mucosa,

for violations. Sea buckthorn berries contain high levels of vitamins E, C, B, carotene, organic acids, yeasts, phytoncides, essential oils and more. The complex of vitamins and trace elements, flavonoids and essential oils forms unique healing properties of sea buckthorn. Sea buckthorn preparations are used to treat trophic wounds and bedsores. Sea buckthorn oil is included in the described lubricants for the treatment of damaged skin.

Calendula officinalis oil extract. Calendula flowers contain substances such as carotenoids, phytoncides, essential oils, salicylic and malic acids, triterpenic saponins, vitamin C, oleic acids, mucilage. Calendula compresses are used in the treatment of tendon strains and muscle injuries.All types of calendula extracts are used in cosmetics because they all have bactericidal, disinfectant and wound healing properties and also act as UV filters and are used in moisturizing creams and gels. , nourishing creams for sensitive skin, lotions and gels for oily skin, children's cosmetics, foot care, shaving, etc. Calendula extracts supplement and enhance the effect of other plant extracts.

Marigold oil extract is obtained by extraction from calendula petals using soya oil.

The claimed composition utilizes its healing, disinfecting and UV filter properties.

Grape seed (Vitis vinifera) oil is a product obtained by pressing grape seed. Grape seed oil is a pale yellowish liquid, practically odorless. Its composition and properties are similar to sunflower oil. It contains oleic (25%) and linoleic (75%) acid triglycerides. This oil has water retention properties, strong biological activity and binds free radicals due to the strong antioxidant, oligomerin proanthocyanide. Recommended for lip pencil formulations, for the care of the skin, especially aging (i.e. not performing a full function cycle). Grape seed oil stimulates collagen synthesis to regenerate and soften the skin. Highly recommended for the skin of the eyes and eyelids (sensitive skin).

Chamomile flower (Matricaria Camomilla) oil extract. It contains chamomile essential oil, a dark blue viscous liquid that gives shade, consistency and grassy scent with a fruity note to the whole oil extract. It contains chamazulene, L - bisabolol, bisabolol oxide as well as pharmezene and other sexviterpenes. Chamazulene oil component is soothing and has anti-inflammatory properties. Often used for skin regeneration.

Lavender (Lavandule officinalis) essential oil is obtained by distillation from the flowers and green mass of the plant. Its major component is 10 menalyl acetate; it contains ocimen, camphene, caryophyllene. Has a soothing effect that reduces skin irritation. Widely used for its antiseptic, curative, antirheumatic, antiparasitic properties.

Tea tree (Camelia senensis) essential oil comes from tea tree seeds. It contains lipids, caffeine, tannin, xalin.

The main component is phosphate diecholine. The oil has many positive properties: it softens and tones the skin, does not cause skin irritation. Of particular importance are bactericidal, antifungal and antiviral activity.

As auxiliary substances having an important function in the formulation of the composition of the composition are:

Lanolin. These are purified and deodorized sheep's wool fats made up of fatty acid and waxy ethers, cholesterol and cetyl alcohol (The Merck Index, 12th edition, 5371). Since ancient times, lanolin has been used as an ointment and cosmetic base. Today, purified lanolin is an important ingredient in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. It is used as a natural emulsifier. In addition, lanolin effectively softens the skin. Its softening and moisturizing properties encourage its use in cosmetics for dry skin. In addition, lanolin is well absorbed into the epidermis and assimilates the active ingredients in the fat phase. Because lanolin binds 3-4 volumes of water, it is used as a natural moisturizer. Finally, lanolin is used both as a structuring element and as an ingredient to maintain the thermostability of the product. Lanolin is included as a structuring element in the formulation in question.

Beeswax is a structure-regulating, water-retaining, bactericidal component. Benefits for the skin: The film on the skin slows down the dehydration process. In terms of composition, it is close to a number of components contained in the skin fat composition. For the formulation in question, it is included in the composition as a regulator of structure and thermostability.

A fragrance composition supplied by Jean Niel S.A. (France), included in the composition for organoleptic enhancement - to give the product a pleasant scent.

Benzophenone-3 (2-hydroxy-4-methoxybenzophenone) is a white, crystalline, water-insoluble substance used in cosmetics as a UV-A and UV-B filter (The Merck Index, 12th edition, 1130). Thanks to its special chemical structure, the benzophenone molecule is able to release the absorbed light energy into the environment in the form of thermal energy. The absorbed quantum of UV light has enough energy to activate electrons in the absorbing molecule. The activated molecule redistributes its internal energy into a large number of small oscillating quantum (internal conversion). The energy of these quantum is too low to be transmitted to other molecules in the collision. In this way, UVA and UVB energy, thanks to benzophenone-3, does not damage the skin surface. The amount of benzophenone-3 in the formulation depends on the predicted sun protection factor (SPF).

It is allowed in different quantities in different countries, such as:

EU US Japan up 10% 2-6% up 5%.

(Fine Chemicals Catalog, BASF, UVinul grades, 1999, Germany).

In the present invention, benzophenone-3 is included in the composition as a product against UV radiation itself. The recommended rate of benzophenone-3 is 0.05-0.5% by weight to protect pigments in colored products from fading or natural oils. 0.2% by weight of the product described as being exposed to sunlight is a sufficient amount.

In addition, Oxynex-K®, a preservative supplied by BASF (Germany), is incorporated into the composition. These are provitamins in polyethylene glycol solution. Their antioxidant function is to protect fats (in our case olive oil and sea buckthorn and marigold oil extracts) from deterioration. OxynexK®, by weight; polyethylene glycol 400 - 0.12%; 0.06% tocopherol extract; ascorbyl palmitate 0.01%; 0.002% for L-ascorbic acid; and citric acid 0.002%. Oxynex K® may be replaced by another fat preservative containing vitamin E modifications as the major active ingredient.

Ceresin is a mineral wax, purified ozokerite. It is a fine crystalline material consisting of a mixture of hydrocarbons (mainly aliphatic) (The Meck Index, 12th edition, 2033). Used in cosmetics for the production of sunscreens and make-up and lip liners.

Titanium dioxide is a well-purified fine dispersion of TiO ₂ used in cosmetics, which has good coating properties, has the ability to color and give an opalescent effect to cosmetic products. Another very important feature of TiO ₂ is its excellent mechanical UV filter, which reflects UV-A and UV-B rays. In cosmetic products and in the claimed marigold balm, it performs the functions of a filler, a white gloss pigment (pearl-coated titanium mica) for a pleasing appearance and a UV filter.

The following are specific examples of implementation of the above composition.

One product based on petroleum jelly with bioactive components (sea buckthorn oil, Siberian cedar balm, marigold extract) is called petroleum jelly and another similar product with the same bioactive ingredients but on another basis is called balsam.

An example is sea buckthorn petroleum jelly with Siberian cedar balm

Composition,% by weight:

Vaseline 50.0

Olive oil 35.3

Lanolin 5.0

Calendula (Calendula officinalis) oil extract 2,0

Sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) oil 2,0

Siberian Cedar (Pinus sibirica) Balm 2,0

Beeswax 1.0

Vitamin E 1.0

Vitamin A 1.0

Flavoring composition 0,5

Benzophenone-3 0.2

Oxynex K 0.2.

It is recommended for the treatment of damaged skin (burns, cuts, abrasions, scrubs, skin wrinkles, frostbite, sores, trophic ulcers), as well as for protection of healthy skin from cold, wind, salt or chlorinated water and other negative environmental influences.

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Technological process of sea buckthorn Vaseline production:

1. In phase A, cosmetic petroleum jelly and lanolin are added to the metal pot. Place the pot on an electric stove and heat to 60-70 ° C until the contents melt. Stirring periodically during melting. Next, olive oil, marigold and sea buckthorn oil are added to the molten mixture.

2. In phase B, in a heat-resistant glass container, the beeswax is melted at 70-80 ° C and then added to the pulp prepared in phase A.

3. In Phase C, a heat-resistant glass vessel at 60-70 ° C, 10, melts cedar balm with vitamins A and E, flavorings, preservative and benzophenone-3. Stir the contents of the vessel with stirring into the mass of the mixture prepared in phases A and B. The contents of the vessel are then stirred until a homogeneous mass is obtained.

4. The prepared molten mass is poured into glass jars. When the weight is 15 stops, the containers are sealed with plastic lids and sealed with labels.

Sea buckthorn petroleum jelly - viscous, soft, orange fat mass, recommended storage at + 5-h-25 ° C, shelf life - 1 year.

Example 2 - Sea buckthorn balm for sensitive skin

The product described in Example 2 differs from the product described in Example 1 in the fact that it does not contain lanolin and beeswax. These products are considered potential allergens in some literature sources. In addition, many dermatologists are of the same opinion. The statistics the authors found identify oxyethylated lanolin as a potential allergen as well as bee pitch (but not beeswax). Still, some consumers are suspicious of lanolin and bee products. Therefore, this example presents a modification of Example 1 - Sea buckthorn balm for sensitive skin. This product uses ceresin instead of lanolin and beeswax to structure and maintain thermostability.

This product does not contain a fragrance composition, nor is it a potential allergen or irritant ingredient for sensitive skin; Sea buckthorn 5 balm for sensitive skin is used in the same cases as sea buckthorn Vaseline.

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Sea buckthorn balm for sensitive skin,% by weight:

Vaseline 55.3

Olive oil

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Sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides} oil extract 2,0 Siberian cedar {Pinus sibirica) balm 2,0

Cerezine 2.0

Vitamin E 1.0

Vitamin A 1.0

Oxynex-K 0.2.

Technological manufacturing process of sea buckthorn balm for sensitive skin:

1. In phase A, cosmetic petroleum jelly is added to the metal pot. Place the pot on an electric stove and heat the petroleum jelly to 60-70 ° C until it melts. Stirring periodically during melting. Next, olive oil, calendula and sea buckthorn oil are added to the molten mass in succession.

2. In phase B, a heat-resistant glass vessel is melted at 85-90 ° C with stirring to melt the ceresin, which is then added to the mass prepared in phase A.

3. In a phase C heat-resistant glass container, melt cedar balm with vitamins A and E and a fat preservative at 60-70 ° C. Stir the contents of the vessel with stirring into the mass of the mixture prepared in phases A and B. The contents of the vessel are then stirred until a homogeneous mass is obtained.

4. The prepared molten mass is poured into glass jars. When the mass stops, the jars are sealed with plastic lids and sealed with labels.

Sea buckthorn balm for sensitive skin - viscous soft fat mass. It is recommended to store in the dark at +5 - ++ at 25 ° C. The validity period is -1 years.

an example is marigold balm

The product in this example differs from the product in Example 1, sea buckthorn oil, in that it does not contain sea buckthorn oil. In addition, some olive oil has been replaced by grape seed oil. Substitution also partially modifies product customization. In the absence of sea buckthorn oil, hardly healing sores, trophic wounds and bedsores fall out of the field of application. However, calendula balm, pure or diluted with light paraffin oil, is recommended for use in massage sports exercises, to accelerate the recovery of injured muscles and tendons. And the overall protective and regenerating effect of the balm remains: it protects the skin from sun, wind, cold, salt or chlorinated water, heals burns, cuts, scratches, restores skin moisture balance.

Calendula balm also contains titanium dioxide with mica.

Calendula balm composition,% by weight:

Vaseline 52.3

Olive oil

Grape seed oil

Lanolin 5.0

Calendula (Calendula officinalis) oil extract 2,0

Siberian Cedar (Pinus sibirica) Balm 2,0

Titanium dioxide and mica 1,0

Beeswax 1.0

Vitamin E 1.0

Vitamin A 1.0

Flavoring composition 0,5

Benzophenone-3 0.2

Oxynex-K 0.2.

Technological production process of marigold balm:

1. In phase A, petroleum jelly and lanolin are added to the metal pot. Place the pot on an electric stove and heat to 60-70 ° C until the contents melt. Stir periodically with a wooden spatula. Next, olive and grape seed oils, marigold oil are added to the molten mixture.

2. In phase B, in a heat-resistant glass container, the beeswax is melted at 70-80 ° C and then added to the pulp prepared in phase A.

3. In Phase C, in a heat-resistant glass vessel, cedar balm with vitamins A and E, flavorings, preservative and benzophenone-3 is melted at 60-70 ° C. Stir the contents of the vessel with stirring into the mass of the mixture prepared in phases A and B. The contents of the vessel are then stirred until a homogeneous mass is obtained.

4. The prepared molten mass is poured into glass jars. When the mass stops, the jars are sealed with plastic lids and sealed with labels.

Marigold petroleum jelly - viscous soft mass - ointment - yellow in color. It is recommended to store in a closed container at + 5 ° to + 25 ° C and in a dark place. The validity period is 1 year.

Biological research

Biological tests of these products were carried out within three months in Vilnius University and Vilnius University Children's Hospital, Department of Traumatology, in patients recovering from burns and gave good results. Sea buckthorn vaseline and sea buckthorn balm for sensitive skin are most effective in healing burns and healing regenerated skin. Chamomile balm has a mild antispasmodic, sedative and antibacterial effect. Calendula balm has an anesthetic effect of ducks, reduces itching, moisturizes skin. Particularly good results have been obtained with sea buckthorn balm for sensitive skin in allergic patients. Because sea buckthorn and calendula oils have long been used in post-operative therapy, the researchers note that comparing healing results suggests that the ointments produced by the present invention, which consist of several natural natural products and skin-friendly vitamins, are more effective. Researchers believe that the products investigated have synergistic properties. They recommend the use of tested lubricants for minor skin lesions, minor burns, and even minor mucosal lesions, both at home and at work. They can be used fully for the treatment and prevention of professional dermatitis and allergies. Because the products contain a lot of natural substances, as a rule, they do not have strong side effects and researchers recommend that they can be sold over the counter in pharmacies.

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DEFINITION OF INVENTION 1. Cosmetic Vaseline and / or Balsam Composition, Containing Fatty Base, Medicinal Herb Oil Extracts, Ceresin & Fragrance 5 substances, characterized in that the fatty base consists of purified medicinal petroleum jelly and vegetable oils, optionally herbal oil extracts or essential oils, additionally containing vitamin A and E derivatives, Siberian coniferous balsam and optionally lanolin, beeswax, UV filter -3, titanium dioxide and mica, fat preservative 10% by weight of Oxynex-K® at the following composition: Vaseline (medical) 50-55.3 Vegetable oil 24-35.3 Siberian Conifer Balm 2.0 Oil extracts or essential oils of medicinal plants Vitamin A (retinol palmitate) 1.0 Vitamin E (tocopherol acetate) 1.0 Fat preservative 0.2 Lanolin 0-5.0 Beeswax 0-1.0 Cerezine 0-2.0 A fragrant composition 0-0.5 UV filter 0-0.2 Titanium dioxide and mica 0-1.0. 25th 2. The composition of claim 1, wherein the vegetable oils are selected from the group consisting of olive oil, Siberian peanut, flaxseed, macadamia or sprouted wheat oil. 3. A composition according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the oil extracts of the medicinal herbs are selected from calendula officinalis, sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides), chamomile flowers (Matricaria Camomilla), grape seed or lavender (Lavandule officinalis) or Camelia senensis) essential oils. 4. A composition according to claims 1-3, wherein the Siberian conifer balms are selected from purified resin of Siberian cedar (Pinus Sibirica), larch (Larix Sibirica) or larch (Abies Sibirica). A composition according to claims 1-4 for use as a therapeutic and / or prophylactic means for repairing damaged skin and / or protecting healthy skin from aggressive effects of the surrounding environment.