TH15936U - Manufacturing process of herbal exfoliating powder modified from crude extracts of gac fruit and tamarind seed husk. - Google Patents

Abstract

April 17, 2019 Summary of Invention: A method for preparing herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of gac fruit and tamarind seed husk was devised. Crude extracts were obtained from gac fruit using the leaves, fruit, and seed membrane, separated and extracted using hexane and ethanol, respectively. The crude extract from the tamarind seed husk was extracted using ethanol. The crude extracts from both plants (gac fruit and tamarind seed husk) and the tamarind peel were then finely ground and mixed with finely ground turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, alum powder, and kaolin clay, in equal proportions according to a formula. ................................................................................................................................................. ------June 28, 2018------(OCR) Page 1 of 1 Summary of Invention The preparation of herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of Gac fruit and tamarind seed husk involves extracting crude extracts from Gac fruit using the leaves, fruit, and seed membrane. Each part of the plant is extracted separately using hexane and ethanol, respectively. The crude extract from the tamarind seed husk is extracted using ethanol. The crude extracts from both plants (Gac fruit and tamarind seed husk) and the tamarind peel are then finely ground and mixed with finely ground turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, calcined alum powder, and kaolin clay in equal proportions according to a formula. The extraction was performed using hexane and ethanol as solvents, respectively. The crude extract from the tamarind seed coat was extracted using ethanol. Next, the crude extract from the tamarind seed coat was extracted using ethanol. Both crude extracts (gac fruit and tamarind seed coat) and tamarind peel were finely ground and mixed with finely ground turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, alum powder, and kaolin clay, in equal proportions.

Claims (4)

17/04/2562 Claims 1. The manufacturing process of modified herbal exfoliating powder from extracts of Gac fruit and tamarind seed husk consists of four steps: preparation of crude extract from Gac fruit, preparation of crude extract from tamarind seed husk, preparation of other herbal powders, and formulation of the modified herbal exfoliating powder. 2. The process for producing a modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of fig and tamarind seed husk, as per claim 1, involves the following steps for preparing the crude extract from gac fruit: Wash the leaves, fruits, and seed husks of gac fruit thoroughly, chop them finely, and dry them in a hot oven at 50-80°C. Then, grind them using a stone mortar for grinding herbs, and sieve them through a 250-450 micron sieve. Subsequently, 200-500 grams of the ground powder are soaked in 1-5 liters of hexane solvent and left at room temperature, stirring 2-3 times daily, for 7-10 days. The solids are then filtered out using a thick layer of cheesecloth, and the solvent is removed from the clear liquid using a low-pressure evaporator at 50-80°C until the crude extract yields 3-10 milliliters. Finally, it is filtered using cotton wool and completely dried through evaporation. The mixture is ground and sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve and stored in a desiccator. The remaining herbal residue after filtration with hexane solution is further extracted with 1-5 liters of ethanol. The same process is repeated until a crude extract is obtained, which is then stored in a desiccator. For use, the crude extract obtained from both hexane and ethanol can be immediately combined. 3. The method for producing modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of Gac fruit and tamarind seed husk, as per patent 1, involves the following steps for preparing the crude extract from the tamarind seed husk: Wash the tamarind seeds and dry them in the sun. Remove the seed husks and grind them into a fine powder using a mortar and pestle. The powder is then sieved through a 250-450 micron sieve. 100-400 grams of the resulting powder are then dissolved in 0.5-2.5 liters of ethanol solvent, shaken at room temperature for 1-3 hours. The mixture is then filtered using a vacuum filter, and the solvent is removed from the clear liquid using a low-pressure evaporator at 50-80°C. The crude extract is then dried in a heated oven at 60°C, ground, and sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve, and stored in a dehumidifying jar. 4. A process for producing a modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of fig and tamarind seed coat, as per claim 1, where the preparation of other herbs, including tamarind peel powder, is ground with a mortar and pestle and sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve. Turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, alum powder, and kaolin clay are ground finely with a mortar and pestle and sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve, and each herbal powder is stored separately in a dehumidifying jar. 5. A process for producing a modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of gac fruit and tamarind seed coat, as per claim 1-4, where all the herbal powders are discarded and used to formulate a modified herbal exfoliating powder by mixing turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, alum powder, kaolin clay powder, crude extract from gac fruit leaves, and crude extract from tamarind seed coat. and tamarind peel powder together according to the formula in equal proportions. .............................................................................................................................................. ------28/06/2018------(OCR) Page 1 of 2 pages of Claims 1. A process for producing modified herbal exfoliating powder from extracts of gac fruit and tamarind seed husk, consisting of 4 steps as follows: Preparation of crude extract from gac fruit; Preparation of crude extract from tamarind seed husk; Preparation of other herbal powders; and formulation of the modified herbal exfoliating powder. 2. A process for producing modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of fig and tamarind seed husk, according to Claims 1, where the preparation of crude extract from gac fruit has the following steps: Wash the leaves, fruit, and seed membrane of gac fruit thoroughly, chop them finely, and dry them in a hot oven at a temperature of 50-80 degrees Celsius. Then grind them using a stone mortar for grinding herbs and sieve them through a sieve of 250-450 microns. Next, take 200-500 grams of the ground powder and dissolve it in 1-5 liters of hexane solvent. Let it stand at room temperature, stirring 2-3 times daily for 7-10 days. Then, filter out the solids using a thick layer of cheesecloth. Evaporate the solvent from the clear liquid using a low-pressure evaporator at 50-80°C until the crude extract yields 3-10 milliliters. Filter this extract using cotton wool and evaporate it completely. Grind and sieve it through a 50-100 micron sieve and store it in a dehumidifying jar. For the remaining herbal residue after hexane filtration, further extract it with 1-5 liters of ethanol solvent, repeating the process until a crude extract is obtained. Store this extract in a dehumidifying jar. For application, the crude extracts obtained can be immediately combined using two solvents: hexane and ethanol. 3. The process for producing modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of fig, rice, and tamarind seed husk, as per claim 1, involves the following steps for preparing the crude extract from the tamarind seed husk: Wash the tamarind seeds and dry them in the sun. Remove the seed husks and grind them into a fine powder using a mortar and pestle. Sift the powder through a 250-450 micron sieve. Then, 100-400 grams of the powder are dissolved in 0.5-2.5 liters of ethanol solvent. Shake the mixture at room temperature for 1-3 hours. Filter the mixture using a vacuum filter, and the clear liquid is then evaporated to remove the solvent using a low-pressure evaporator at 50-80 degrees Celsius. The crude extracts obtained are then dried in a hot oven at 60 degrees Celsius, ground, and sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve, and stored in a dehumidifying jar. 4. The process for producing herbal exfoliating powder modified from crude extracts of fig and tamarind seed husk according to claim 1, where the preparation of other herbs, including tamarind husk powder, is ground with a mortar and pestle, then sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve. Turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, alum powder, and kaolin clay are ground finely with a mortar and pestle, then sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve, and each herbal powder is stored separately in a dehumidifying jar. 5. The process for producing herbal exfoliating powder modified from crude extracts of gac fruit and tamarind seed husk according to any one of claims 1-4, where all herbal powders are discarded. This is a formula for a modified herbal exfoliating powder, mixed with turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, alum powder, kaolin powder, crude extract from Gac fruit leaves (page 2 of 2), crude extract from tamarind seed coat, and tamarind peel powder in equal proportions. ------------ 1. The manufacturing process of the modified herbal exfoliating powder from Gac fruit and tamarind seed coat extracts consists of 4 steps: Preparation of crude extract from Gac fruit; Preparation of crude extract from tamarind seed coat; Preparation of other herbal powders; and formulation of the modified herbal exfoliating powder formula. 2. The manufacturing process of the modified herbal exfoliating powder from Gac fruit and tamarind seed coat extracts, according to patent 1, in preparing crude extract from Gac fruit, will be divided into 2 parts: crude extract from the leaves and crude extract from the fruit and seed coat. The extraction will be separated as follows: Wash the gac fruit thoroughly, chop it finely, and dry it in a hot oven at 50-80 degrees Celsius. Then, grind it using a stone mortar and pestle for herbs, and sieve it through a 250-450 micron sieve. Soak 200-500 grams of the powder in 1-5 liters of hexane solvent and let it sit at room temperature, stirring 2-3 times daily, for 7-10 days. Afterward, strain out the solids using a thick layer of cheesecloth. Evaporate the solvent from the resulting clear liquid using a low-pressure evaporator at 50-80 degrees Celsius until the crude extract has a thickness of 3-10 millimeters. Filter this extract using cotton wool, evaporate it completely, grind it, and sieve it through a 50-100 micron sieve. Store the extract in a dehumidifying jar. For the remaining herbal residue after filtration with hexane solution, extract it further with 1-5 liters of ethanol. Repeat the same process as with hexane extraction until a crude extract is obtained. Store the extract in a dehumidifying jar. For use, simply combine the crude extracts obtained from both hexane and ethanol. The crude extraction from the fruit and seed membrane of Gac fruit is done in the same manner as the extraction from the leaves. 3. Process for producing modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of Gac fruit and tamarind seed husk, as per claim 1. Preparation of crude extract from tamarind seed husk: Tamarind seeds were washed and sun-dried, the seed husks were removed, and the husks were ground into a fine powder using a mortar and pestle. The powder was then sieved through a 250-450 micron sieve. 100-400 grams of the powder were soaked in 0.5-2.5 liters of ethanol solvent and shaken at room temperature for 1-3 hours. The mixture was then filtered using a vacuum filter, and the clear liquid was evaporated to remove the solvent using a low-pressure evaporator at 50-80°C. The resulting crude extract was then dried in a hot oven at 60°C, ground, sieved through a 50-100 micron sieve, and stored in a dehumidifying jar. 4. The process for producing modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of Gac fruit and tamarind seed coat, as per Patent 1, involves preparing other herbs, including tamarind peel powder, which is ground using a mortar and pestle and then sieved through a 50-100 micron screen. Turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, and alum powder are then added and stored separately in dehumidifying jars. 5. The process for producing modified herbal exfoliating powder from crude extracts of Gac fruit and tamarind seed coat, as per Patent 1, involves combining all the herbal powders mentioned in Patents 1, 2, and 3 to create a modified herbal exfoliating powder. This is achieved by mixing turmeric powder, Curcuma longa powder, Curcuma aromatica powder, alum powder, kaolin powder, crude extract from Gac fruit leaves, crude extract from tamarind seed coat, and tamarind peel powder in equal proportions.