WO2011115227A1 - Méthode de traitement capillaire et agents emballés à utiliser dans ladite méthode - Google Patents

Méthode de traitement capillaire et agents emballés à utiliser dans ladite méthode Download PDF

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WO2011115227A1
WO2011115227A1 PCT/JP2011/056471 JP2011056471W WO2011115227A1 WO 2011115227 A1 WO2011115227 A1 WO 2011115227A1 JP 2011056471 W JP2011056471 W JP 2011056471W WO 2011115227 A1 WO2011115227 A1 WO 2011115227A1
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龍夫 岡崎
好紀 太田
真一 佐々
治之 緒方
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  • the present invention relates to a hair treatment method and a packaged medicine used therefor.
  • Patent Document 4 Various treatment agents have been proposed for protecting hair and regenerating damaged hair (for example, Patent Documents 1 to 3).
  • Patent Document 4 a method and an apparatus for suppressing damage to hair caused by applying a permanent wave at a beauty salon have been developed (Patent Document 4).
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a treatment method that can restore not only the gloss of hair but also the thickness and suppleness of hair, and the strength of hair, and a package of medicines used therefor.
  • a further object of the present invention is to treat not only the gloss of the hair but also the thickness and suppleness of the hair and the strength of the hair by deeply penetrating the effect of the treatment agent to the deep part of the hair. And it is providing the package of the chemical
  • the present invention is characterized in that the treatment agent penetrates deep into the hair using the penetrating power of carbonated water.
  • the present invention basically includes: Prepare a carbonic acid-containing treatment solution by adding treatment chemicals to carbonated water with a concentration of 500 ppm or higher.
  • the technical problem described above can be achieved by providing a hair treatment method characterized by treating hair using the treatment solution containing carbonic acid.
  • the above-exemplified treatment agents may be used by selecting one type of treatment agent, but may be used in combination with any plural kinds of treatment agents.
  • Carbonate-containing treatment liquid may be showered on the hair after washing.
  • the carbonated treatment liquid may be stored in a sink and the hair may be immersed in the carbonated treatment liquid in the sink.
  • the treatment liquid containing carbonic acid may be sprayed on the hair.
  • a foam of carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid may be made and this foam may be imprinted on the hair. It is preferable to use carbon dioxide when making bubbles of the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid.
  • a first package sealed with sodium hydrogen carbonate and a second package sealed with an organic acid such as citric acid are prepared.
  • a carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid can be prepared by dissolving in a solution and mixing a treatment agent with the solution.
  • the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid should contain carbonic acid at a concentration of 500 to 4,000 ppm.
  • the first package containing sodium bicarbonate and / or the second package containing organic acid may contain a treatment agent.
  • the present invention proposes a treatment method suitable for this.
  • hair is washed using a sink. It is preferable to store an appropriate amount of carbonated water at an appropriate temperature in the hair sink, and to treat the hair by dissolving a gel-like treatment agent in the carbonated water.
  • sodium bicarbonate and organic acid (citric acid) contained in the first and second packaging bodies are added to the appropriate amount of warm water stored in the hair sink and the treatment agent is dissolved. Therefore, by preparing a carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid of 500 ppm or more, which is the same pH as the isoelectric point of hair protein 4.7 to 5.3, hair treatment can be performed using this carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid. .
  • a carbonated treatment liquid may be prepared by generating carbonated water (warm water) with a carbonic acid generator and dissolving a treatment agent necessary for repairing the binding of broken hair in the carbonated water.
  • a method of generating carbon dioxide gas by directly mixing a very small amount of water with an organic acid such as sodium hydrogen carbonate and citric acid may be adopted.
  • a treatment agent may be placed in one or both of the first package containing sodium hydrogencarbonate and the second package containing organic acid.
  • citric acid As typical examples of organic acids, citric acid, fumaric acid, malic acid, succinic acid, and tartaric acid can be exemplified.
  • sodium hydrogen carbonate and an organic acid When sodium hydrogen carbonate and an organic acid are mixed in a state containing moisture, carbon dioxide gas is generated by a rapid reaction.
  • citric acid Since citric acid has two molecules of carboxylic acid, it can efficiently generate carbon dioxide. Therefore, it is preferred to use citric acid in the examples of the present invention, especially in the example of making foam.
  • the carbonic acid component contained in this weak acid carbonic acid-containing treatment solution penetrates well into the deep part of the hair.
  • a treatment agent having an effect of restoring protein binding can be penetrated into the deep part of the hair together.
  • a weak acid carbonate-containing treatment solution By treating the hair with a weak acid carbonate-containing treatment solution, more broken protein binding can be recovered. This treatment effect is far superior to the case where hair is treated with carbonated water alone.
  • the treatment agent contains a moisturizing agent, the moisturizing agent penetrates into the deep part of the hair, so that the finished feeling becomes better than ever seen.
  • the treatment agent by adding a treatment agent to the carbonated water, the treatment agent can penetrate to the deep part of the hair under the assistance of the above-mentioned action of carbonated water.
  • the effect of a treatment agent can be exhibited to the deep part of hair. Therefore, the combination of carbonated water and treatment agent (carbonic acid-containing treatment solution) restores various binding states such as protein binding, ionic bonding, and hydrogen bonding inside the hair to the best (original) state, and also for hair washing. Lost ingredients and damaged hair can be replenished deep into the hair.
  • the carbonate component of carbonated water has good penetration into the deep part of the hair, and the treatment agent also soaks into the deep part of the hair, so the treatment effect is synergistic with the effect of carbonated water and the effect of the treatment agent. Can be obtained.
  • the treatment by washing or immersing hair only with carbonated water at an appropriate temperature has a function of restoring the binding inside the hair, but this carbonated water does not contain lost hair composition components.
  • hydrolyzed collagen is particularly effective for finishing the surface of the hair. Therefore, by treating the treatment agent containing these ingredients with carbonated water, the treatment agent can penetrate into the deep part of the hair along with the carbonated carbon to restore the health of the hair. Revitalizes youthful, thick and shiny hair with vivid gloss.
  • hair is composed of peptide bonds of proteins that are connected in a rope shape for a long time, fibrous proteins and hydrolyzed keratin that have been reduced in molecular weight by hydrolysis, various drugs such as amino acids and humectants, UV absorption For drugs that have effects, fatty acid and alcohol ester agents, hair gloss agents, hydrolyzed collagen and other treatment agents that have antiseptic effects, such as dipotassium glycyrrhizinate It is desirable to use a treatment agent to which a trace amount of agents such as higher alcohols having a bactericidal effect and benzoic acid are added.
  • the water contained in the treatment drug, or the water added in the required amount in advance is used to directly mix two chemicals for generating carbonic acid during use, namely sodium bicarbonate and an organic acid.
  • hair treatment is performed using a treatment agent that generates carbonic acid.
  • a treatment agent that generates carbonic acid.
  • a first packaging bag containing sodium bicarbonate or a first packaging bag containing sodium bicarbonate and a treatment agent a second packaging bag containing an organic acid (typically citric acid), or an organic acid and treatment.
  • the foamed foaming reaction of carbon dioxide gas generated by mixing sodium carbonate, organic acid and treatment drug A carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid may be prepared, and the hair may be directly treated with the foam of the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid.
  • the gel-like treatment drug contains a small amount of water. Therefore, a foamy carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid can be prepared without adding additional water.
  • an appropriate amount of water is added to the sodium bicarbonate in the first packaging bag, or when an appropriate amount of water is added to the organic acid in the second packaging bag, the amount of water is the weight of the organic acid or An amount of water equal to the weight of sodium bicarbonate may be added to the first and / or second packaging bag, but the appropriate amount may be determined with the user's convenience in mind.
  • the first packaging bag, the second packaging bag, and the third packaging bag should all be made of a material that can completely block outside air.
  • a handy type cylindrical pressure vessel large enough to be held with one hand is packed with a small amount of water, a treatment agent, and carbon dioxide.
  • the carbon-containing treatment liquid can be taken out using the pressure of carbon dioxide gas through this nozzle.
  • the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid ejected from the nozzle is preferably a treatment liquid containing carbonic acid having a concentration of 500 to 4,000 ppm.
  • the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid ejected from the nozzle may be in the form of foam or mist.
  • the hair is treated for about 10 minutes, and then the hair is washed with warm water, and then dried and brushed with a hair dryer or the like. It can restore the shine, thickness and suppleness of the hair.
  • FIG. 1 is a view for explaining a process of filling a sodium bicarbonate or citric acid in a pouch-shaped packaging bag.
  • FIG. 2 is a view showing the packaging bag after the opening of the packaging bag shown in FIG. 1 is sealed.
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the appearance of the user when performing hair treatment using a basin or the like at home.
  • FIG. 4 is a view for explaining a stick-shaped packaging bag of another embodiment.
  • FIG. 5 is a side view of the business packaging body of the embodiment.
  • FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a business packaging body according to another embodiment.
  • FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing an embodiment in which carbon dioxide gas, water, and a treatment chemical are filled in an injection spray container.
  • FIG. 1 shows a process of filling sodium bicarbonate 1 and citric acid 2 through the opening of the first packaging bag 3 and the opening of the fourth packaging bag 4, respectively. Since both the sodium hydrogen carbonate 1 and citric acid 2 filled in the first and second packaging bags 3 and 4 are powders, the first and second packaging bags 3 and 4 are made of moisture-proof material. Is good. Preferably, it is composed of a laminated material, typically a gas-tight and liquid-tight material such as a pouch.
  • first packaging bag 3 After an appropriate amount of sodium bicarbonate 1 (agent A) is filled into first packaging bag 3 through the opening of first packaging bag 3, the opening of first packaging bag 3 is heated or Sealed using ultrasound.
  • the sealed first packaging bag is indicated by reference numeral 5.
  • citric acid 2 B agent
  • the opening of the second packaging bag 4 is sealed with heat or ultrasonic waves. Stopped.
  • the sealed second packaging bag is indicated by reference numeral 6. It is preferable to provide a notch 11 in the sealed portion 10 of the sealed first and second packaging bags 5 and 6. When the first and second packaging bags 5 and 6 are opened, the first and second packaging bags 5 and 6 can be easily opened by tearing from the notch 11.
  • FIG. 3 shows a simple method for performing hair treatment at home or the like.
  • Hot water of about 39 ° C. is stored in about 1 liter in the sink of the basin 7 or a washstand (not shown).
  • the first and second packaging bags 5 and 6 are opened.
  • either one of the sodium bicarbonate 1 (A agent) or the citric acid 2 (B agent) of the first and second packaging bags 5 and 6 is first dissolved, and then the other is dissolved. Before and after that, dissolve an appropriate amount of treatment agent (not shown) in warm water.
  • a treatment agent may be enclosed in either one or both of the first and second packaging bags 5 and 6. In this case, it is easy to dissolve the treatment drug in warm water by first dissolving the one containing the treatment drug.
  • the second packaging bag 6 (citric acid) is easily dissolved in warm water first.
  • sodium hydrogen carbonate 1 (agent A) and citric acid 2 (agent B) are mixed in warm water, carbon dioxide is generated, and the hot water of about 1 liter in the basin 7 or sink has a high concentration of about 1,000 ppm. It becomes water.
  • Treatment can be performed by immersing the hair in high-concentration carbonated water mixed with the treatment agent, that is, a carbonate-containing treatment solution.
  • the carbonic acid component and the treatment agent of the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid that has penetrated into the deep part of the hair by the treatment treatment described above need to be prevented from interfering with the reaction because the reaction proceeds gradually after the treatment treatment. Therefore, when drying hair, it is desirable to lower the temperature of the dryer and increase the air volume to dry it. When drying with high heat, the protein binding inside the hair continues to recover, but the carbonic acid component that penetrates into the hair stops the progress of the binding between the various proteins by the drug, so the best I can't expect the finish. This is because the cuticle on the surface of the hair is too dry, and hydrogen bonds are lost more than necessary and the gloss is lost.
  • FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment of the package.
  • the first and second packaging bags 12 and 13 of the second embodiment have a stick shape.
  • a treatment agent is added to one or both of the first and second packaging bags 12 and 13.
  • the widths of the first and second packaging bags 12 and 13 are preferably large enough to enter a mouth of a plastic bottle or the like.
  • the first and second packaging bags 12 and 13 can be easily opened by tearing from the notch 16 or the saw-toothed edge 16-A of the seal portion. it can.
  • the notch 16 is preferably formed at the end of the vertical seal portion 14.
  • FIG. 5 shows an embodiment of a business package for provision to barber shops and beauty shops.
  • Two relatively large packages 17 are prepared, and the agent A (sodium hydrogen carbonate) and agent B (citric acid) are put in each of them.
  • the package 17 has an outlet 18, which is closed with a cap 23.
  • the package 17 is preferably made of the laminated material described above, and the agent A and the agent B can be taken out from the respective packages 17 by removing the cap 23.
  • the treatment agent may be added to one or both of the package 17 containing the agent A and the package 17 containing the agent B. If necessary, water may be added together with the treatment agent. When used, appropriate amounts of agent A and agent B are taken out from each package 17.
  • FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of the business package.
  • the package of the embodiment shown in FIG. 6 can be sealed with a lid 21 via a container 19 such as a bottomed cylindrical polypropylene or polyethylene, and an upper end opening of the container 19 via a packing 22 which is a sealing material.
  • a container 19 such as a bottomed cylindrical polypropylene or polyethylene
  • a packing 22 which is a sealing material.
  • Two containers 19 are prepared, and the contents 20 are accommodated in each of them.
  • one container 19 contains agent A (sodium hydrogen carbonate), and the other container 19 contains agent B (citric acid).
  • agent A and the agent B can be taken out from the respective containers 19 by removing the lid 21.
  • the treatment agent may be added to either or both of the container 19 containing the agent A and / or the container 19 containing the agent B. If necessary, water may be added together with the treatment agent. When used, appropriate amounts of agent A and agent B are taken out from each container 19.
  • agent A and agent B are accommodated in each package 17 and container 19 and provided to a barber shop or beauty shop. Since it can be taken out and used, the unit price per unit weight of the A agent and the B agent can be suppressed. Therefore, since the cost of the medicine in one use can be reduced, the expense in a barber shop or a beauty shop can be reduced.
  • warm water is basically prepared when hair is treated, and powdered sodium hydrogen carbonate, powdered citric acid, and gel-like treatment agent are dissolved in the warm water to prepare a carbonated treatment liquid.
  • This is an embodiment suitable for treating hair with this carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid.
  • an appropriate amount of water may be added to one or both of the agent A (sodium hydrogen carbonate) and the agent B (citric acid), and the package may be filled. Further, it may be filled with an appropriate amount of treatment agent.
  • the agent A and the agent B can be directly mixed, and the carbon dioxide gas generated at that time can be used to create bubbles of the carbonate-containing treatment liquid.
  • the amount of water added to agent A (sodium hydrogen carbonate) and / or agent B (citric acid) should be adjusted so that the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid has an appropriate viscosity. .
  • the bubble of a carbonic acid containing treatment liquid can be produced
  • the hair treatment process can be completed by quickly applying the foam to the hair and leaving it for a while to wash away with a warm water shower or the like after about 10 minutes.
  • the agent A sodium bicarbonate
  • the agent B citric acid
  • water it is preferable to add water to the agent (organic acid) having a higher acidity.
  • Many treatment drugs contain an appropriate amount of moisture when extracting drug components or as a form of sales of treatment drugs. Therefore, the amount of water added to the agent A (sodium hydrogen carbonate) and / or the agent B (citric acid) should be determined in consideration of the total water amount of the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid.
  • agent A sodium bicarbonate
  • agent B sodium bicarbonate
  • the viscosity of the foam is an important factor for creating a further ease of use for applying to hair.
  • agent A sodium bicarbonate
  • agent B citric acid
  • the amount of water added to the carbonic acid generator is determined with the amount of water contained in the treatment agent in mind, since it affects the ease of use of the foam of the carbonated treatment liquid. Is good. It is recommended to add treatment agents to the citric acid (organic acid) side, adjust the water content, and knead it thoroughly before filling the package.
  • the carbonized treatment liquid 32 is prepared by filling a spray can 31 with a treatment chemical, carbon dioxide gas 33, and an appropriate amount of water. Using the pressure of the carbon dioxide gas 33 filled in the spray can 31, the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32 can be ejected in the form of foam through the nozzle (spout port) 45 of the spray can 31.
  • the spray type spray container 100 can be made by filling the spray can 31 having a corrosion-resistant coating film on the inside of an aluminum can or the like with a treatment agent containing appropriate moisture and further filling with carbon dioxide gas. When in use, the spray can 31 is shaken well, so that the carbon dioxide gas dissolves in the water and becomes a high-concentration carbonate-containing treatment liquid 32.
  • the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32 When removing the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32, the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32 is discharged from the spray port 45 by using the pressure of the carbon dioxide gas 33 in the spray can 31 by pushing the operation cap 39 on the head of the spray can 31. It spouts in the form of bubbles.
  • a hair treatment treatment can be performed by applying the foam to the entire hair.
  • An organic acid such as citric acid may be added to the spray can 31 in order to adjust the pH of the contents of the spray can 31.
  • the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32 is pushed out into the atmosphere (1 atm) from the injection port 45 in the operation cap 39, the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32 is expanded from the injection port 45 by the expansion of the carbon dioxide gas 33. Erupts in the form of Put this on your hair or spray it from the spray-type spray container 100 over the entire hair to attach the carbon-containing treatment liquid 32 to the hair, and then apply it to the hair and leave it for about 10 minutes. Later, the carbonated treatment liquid 32 is washed away with warm water.
  • the spray can 31 has the suction pipe 34
  • the carbon dioxide-containing treatment liquid 32 may be ejected from the ejection port 45 by omitting the suction pipe 34 and pushing the operation cap 39 with the spray can 31 turned upside down. good.
  • the viscosity of the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32 filled in the spray can 31 is set low so that the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid 32 becomes a fine mist when sprayed from the spray can 31, You may spray on hair.
  • the carbonated treatment liquid 32 is washed away with hot water or carbonated water (hot water).
  • the carbonated treatment liquid 32 is composed of components that do not have to be washed away. Also good. This eliminates the need for washing with hot water or carbonated water at a suitable temperature after treatment.
  • Treatment treatment using carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid can make the pH of the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid almost the same as the original pH of hair, and this can return the protein binding inside the hair to its original state.
  • the hair can be repaired from the inside. Further, since the treatment agent contained in the carbonic acid-containing treatment liquid also penetrates when the carbon dioxide gas penetrates into the hair, the effect of the treatment agent can be enhanced efficiently.

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La présente invention concerne une méthode de traitement où non seulement la brillance des cheveux, mais également leur épaisseur, leur flexibilité et leur résistance, peuvent être restaurées, et des agents emballés à utiliser dans ladite méthode. Une solution de traitement contenant un acide carbonique est élaborée en dissolvant de l'hydrogénocarbonate de sodium dans un premier sachet d'emballage (5), de l'acide citrique dans un second sachet d'emballage (6) et un agent de traitement approprié dans l'eau chaude. Les cheveux sont ensuite traités par la solution de traitement contenant un acide carbonique.
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