TH22882Y - Phlinus linteus mushroom powder scrub soap - Google Patents

Abstract

------July 29, 2020------(OCR) Mishima Charcoal Scrub Herbal Soap is made with herbal ingredients, including an extract from the mushroom Phallus linteus, which possesses antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties. It reduces wrinkles and removes sweat and dirt from the epidermis, resulting in a unique product unlike anything else on the market. Mishima Charcoal Scrub Herbal Soap contains: Sodium hydroxide, coconut oil, palm oil, olive oil, glycerin, purified water, collagen (wrinkle reduction), tomato extract (anti-aging), Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin B3, tamarind extract (brightening), shea butter (preventing dryness), almond oil (nourishing), fragrance, and Phallus linteus extract (antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial). and reduce wrinkles), Phlinus linteus mushroom powder (used for scrubbing or exfoliating), bamboo charcoal powder (used to remove dead skin cells and eliminate odors), and butyl hydroxytoluene or BHT (preservative). Mix all ingredients together and heat at 70-80 degrees Celsius until it starts to thicken. Add fragrance, then slowly pour into soap molds. Wait for the soap to harden, then cut and shape it and stamp patterns onto the soap bars according to the desired size. The benefit of this invention is that it produces a soap with cosmetic properties. In addition to thoroughly cleansing the skin, it also benefits from the Phlinus linteus mushroom extract, which strengthens skin cells in terms of anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and antibacterial properties. This creates a dimension of skin cleansing while simultaneously restoring and nourishing the skin, making it strong and healthy. It also adds value to Thai herbs by using them in cosmetics. ------------ Page 1 of 1. Summary of the invention. The formula and method for producing Phlinus linteus mushroom powder scrub soap utilize herbs, specifically mushroom powder with antibacterial properties. This product offers anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-sweat removal properties to the epidermis, resulting in a unique and unprecedented product on the market. It contains sodium hydroxide, coconut oil, palm oil, olive oil, glycerin, purified water, collagen, tomato extract, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B3, almond oil, bamboo charcoal powder, tamarind extract, shea butter, Phlinus linteus mushroom extract, Phlinus linteus mushroom powder, fragrance, and BHT. All ingredients are mixed together, and the remaining water is added to reach the required volume.

Claims (2)

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The formula for producing Phlinus linteus mushroom scrub soap consists of the following groups of ingredients used for standard soap forming: - Sodium hydroxide 25-30% - Coconut oil 20-25% - Palm oil 20-23% - Olive oil 1-2% - Glycerin 4-5% - Purified water 20% (or adjust weight to 100%) 2) Group of ingredients used for moisturizing and fragrance: - Collagen (wrinkle reduction) 2-3% - Tomato extract (Anti-aging ingredients) 1-2% - Vitamin C (skin firming) 0.5-1% - Vitamin E (free radical absorber) 0.5-1% - Vitamin B3 (skin brightening) 0.5-1% - Tamarind extract (skin brightening) 0.5-1% - Shea butter (prevents dry and rough skin) 0.5-1% - Almond oil (skin nourishment) 0.5-1% - Fragrance 1-2% 3) Cosmeceutical ingredients include: - Phlinus linteus mushroom extract 0.5-1% (antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and wrinkle reducing) - Phlinus linteus mushroom powder (used in scrubbing) 2-3% - Butylethylamine hydroxytoluene or BHT (preservative) 0.01-0.03% - Bamboo charcoal powder (removes dead skin cells and eliminates odors) 0.5 - 1% 2. The soap-making process for Phlinus linteus mushroom scrub powder is as follows: 1) Prepare Group 1 components by weighing sodium hydroxide, dissolving it in water, and letting it stand. 2) Prepare Group 2 components by measuring coconut oil, palm oil, and olive oil, combining them, and stirring until well mixed. Let it stand. 3) Prepare Group 3 components by weighing glycerin, collagen, tomato extract, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B3, tamarind extract, shea butter, almond oil, Phlinus linteus mushroom extract, Phlinus linteus mushroom scrub powder, butylethylamine hydroxytoluene (BHT), bamboo charcoal powder, and purified water. Combine all ingredients and stir until dissolved using heat at 70-80 degrees Celsius. 4) Pour Group 1 components into Group 2 components and mix thoroughly for 10 minutes. 5) After 10 minutes, add Group 3 components and continue stirring until the mixture thickens. Add fragrance and stir until well combined. Pour into soap molds. Allow the soap to harden, then cut, shape, and stamp with patterns to the desired size. ------------ ------24/08/2022------(OCR) 1. Formula for producing Phlinus linteus mushroom scrub soap consists of: 1) Group of ingredients used to shape the soap according to the standard method, consisting of: - Sodium hydroxide 25 - 30% - Coconut oil 20 -25% - Palm oil 20 -23% - Olive oil 1-2% - Glycerin 4 - 5% - Purified water 20% (or adjust the weight to make 100%) (which is similar to the formula in patent number US2358976A, Publication date 1944-09-26) 2) Group of ingredients used to moisturize the skin and provide fragrance, consisting of: - Collagen (removes wrinkles) 2 - 3% - Tomato extract (Anti-aging for skin) 1-2% - Vitamin C (skin firming) 0.5-1% - Vitamin E (free radical absorber) 0.5-1% - Vitamin B3 (skin brightening) 0.5-1% - Tamarind extract (helps brighten skin) 0.5-1% - Shea butter (helps prevent dry and rough skin) 0.5-1% - Almond oil (nourishes skin) 0.5-1% - Fragrance 1-2% 3) Cosmeceutical ingredients include: - Phlinus linteus mushroom extract 0.5-1% (antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and wrinkle reducing) - Phlinus linteus mushroom powder (used in scrubbing) 2-3% - Butylethylamine hydroxytoluene or BHT (preservative) 0.01-0.03% - Bamboo charcoal powder (used to remove dead skin cells and eliminate odors) 0.5-1% 1% (Note: Similar to the production of bamboo charcoal soap according to patent number CN102864055A (Publication date 2013-01-09), consisting of natural soap powder (30%), bamboo charcoal powder (45%), fragrance, curing agent, and distilled water. Bamboo charcoal soap can remove pore impurities and excess oil, providing thorough cleansing. It can moisturize, disinfect, and reduce inflammation. Furthermore, it promotes blood circulation and metabolism, and relieves fatigue. Bamboo charcoal soap also has a skin tone-evening, lubricating, and firming effect after prolonged use. It removes dead skin cells and wrinkles, leaving the skin soft and smooth.) (It is effective in eliminating odors, killing germs, and also provides protection and treatment for skin diseases.) 2. The manufacturing process of Phlinus linteus mushroom scrub soap is as follows: 1) Prepare the first group of ingredients by weighing sodium hydroxide, dissolving it in water, and letting it sit. 2) Prepare the second group of ingredients by measuring coconut oil, palm oil, and olive oil, combining them, and stirring until well mixed. Let it sit. 3) Prepare the third group of ingredients by weighing glycerin, collagen, tomato extract, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B3, tamarind extract, shea butter, almond oil, Phlinus linteus mushroom extract, Phlinus linteus mushroom scrub powder, butylethylamine hydroxytoluene (BHA), bamboo charcoal powder, and purified water. Pour all ingredients together and stir until dissolved using heat at a temperature of 70-80 degrees Celsius. 4) Pour the first group of ingredients into the second group of ingredients and mix thoroughly for 10 minutes. 5) After 10 minutes, add the third group of ingredients and continue stirring. Mix until thickened, add fragrance and stir well. Pour into soap molds, let the soap harden, then cut and shape and stamp with patterns to the desired size. ------------ ------29/07/2020------(OCR) The formula for producing Mishima Charcoal Scrub Herbal Soap consists of: 1. Standard soap-making ingredients: - Sodium hydroxide 25-30% - Coconut oil 20-25% - Palm oil 20-23% - Olive oil 1-2% - Glycerin 4-5% - Purified water 20% (or adjust weight to 100%) (which is similar to the formula in patent number US2358976A, Publication date 1944-09-26) 2. Moisturizing and fragrance ingredients: - Collagen (wrinkle reduction) 2-3% - Tomato extract (Anti-aging) 1-2% - Vitamin C (Skin firming) 0.5-1% - Vitamin E (Free radical absorber) 0.5-1% - Vitamin B3 (Skin brightening) 0.5-1% - Tamarind extract (Skin brightening) 0.5-1% - Shea butter (Prevents dry and rough skin) 0.5-1% - Almond oil (Skin nourishment) 0.5-1% - Fragrance 1-2% 3. Cosmeceutical ingredients include: - Phellinus linteus mushroom extract 0.5-1% (Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-wrinkle) - Phellinus linteus mushroom powder (Used in scrubbing) 2-3% - Butylene hydroxytoluene or BHT (Preservative) 0.01-0.03% - Bamboo charcoal powder (Used to remove dead skin cells) Odor removal) 0.5 - 1% (Note: Similar to the production of bamboo charcoal soap according to patent number CN102864055A (Publication date 2013-01-09), which consists of natural soap powder (30%), bamboo charcoal powder (45%), fragrance, curing agent, and distilled water. Bamboo charcoal soap can remove pore dirt and excess oil, providing thorough cleansing. It can moisturize, disinfect, and reduce inflammation. Furthermore, it can promote blood circulation and metabolism and eliminate fatigue. Bamboo charcoal soap also helps to even out skin tone, lubricate and firm the skin after prolonged use, remove dead skin cells and wrinkles, leaving the skin soft and smooth. It also has odor-removing, disinfecting, and preventative and therapeutic effects on skin diseases.) The manufacturing process of Mishima Charcoal Scrub Herbal Soap involves the following steps: 1. Prepare the Group 1 components by weighing sodium hydroxide. 1. Dissolve the ingredients in water and let them sit. 2. Prepare the second group of ingredients by measuring coconut oil, palm oil, and olive oil. Combine them and stir well. Let them sit. 3. Prepare the third group of ingredients by weighing glycerin, collagen, tomato extract, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin B3, tamarind extract, shea butter, almond oil, Phlinus linteus mushroom extract, Phlinus linteus scrub powder, butylethylamine, hydroxytoluene (BHT), bamboo charcoal powder, and purified water. Combine all ingredients and stir until dissolved using heat at 70-80 degrees Celsius. 4. Pour the first group of ingredients into the second group of ingredients and mix well for 10 minutes. 5. After 10 minutes, add the third group of ingredients and continue mixing until the mixture thickens. Add the fragrance and stir well. Pour into soap molds. Let the soap harden, then cut, shape, and stamp to the desired size. ------------ Page 1 of 2 Copyright 1. The formula for producing Pheuni Linteus mushroom powder scrub soap consists of the following percentages by weight: 1.1 Sodium Hydroxide 25-30% 1.2 Coconut Oil 20-25% 1.3 Palm Oil 20-23% 1.4 Sweet Almond Oil 0.5-1% 1.5 Olive Oil 1-2% 1.6 Glycerin 4-5% 1.7 Pheuni Linteus Powder 2-3% (used for scrubbing - this is the mushroom powder remaining after extracting the active ingredients) (Some ingredients have been removed) 1.8 Collagen 2 - 3 1.9 Tomato Extract 1 - 2 1.10 Vitamin C 0.5 - 1 1.11 Shea Butter 0.5 - 1 1.12 Bamboo Charcoal Powder 0.5 - 1 1.13 Phlinus linteus Mushroom Extract (Pheuinus linteus Extract) 0.5 - 1 1.14 Vitamin E 0.5 - 1 1.15 Vitamin B3 0.5 - 1 1.16 Tamarind Extract 0.5 - 1 1.17 BHT 0.01- 0.03 1.18 Fragrance 1 - 2 1.19 Purified Water (Aqua) Adjust weight to make up 100% of page 2 of 2 pages. 2. The manufacturing process according to claim 1 involves the following steps: 2.1 Weigh the sodium hydroxide by volume. Dissolve the sodium hydroxide in a pot with water and let it stand. 2.2 Weigh the coconut oil, olive oil, and palm oil. Combine them and stir until well mixed. Let it stand. 2.3 Weigh the raw materials: glycerin, tamarind extract, Phylimus linteus mushroom extract, collagen, vitamin C, vitamin B, vitamin E, shea butter, almond oil, Phylimus linteus scrub mushroom powder, tomato extract, and BHT. 2.4 Combine the ingredients from step 2.3 and stir until well mixed, melting using heat (40 degrees Celsius). 2.5 Pour the solution from step 2.1 into the mixture from step 2.0 and stir for 10 minutes. 2.6 After 10 minutes, pour the mixture from step 2.4 into the mixture and stir well. Add the fragrance and continue stirring. When the mixture thickens, pour it into soap molds. 2.7 Let it harden. Remove the hardened soap from the molds and use a soap cutter and soap stamping machine to achieve the desired size.