Preparation method of traditional Chinese medicine spray with anti-mosquito function

Abstract

The invention relates to a preparation method of a traditional Chinese medicine spray with an anti-mosquito function, which comprises the following steps of: picking fresh wormwood leaves or stems and mint leaves or stems, and cleaning for use; grinding, squeezing and distilling the extraction clear liquid; mixing the medical alcohol with concentration of 5-6% with the extraction clear liquid; and finally, uniformly mixing the mixed solution and bottling. According to the preparation method provided by the invention, the prepared anti-mosquito agent prevents mosquito bite, toxic and side effect and skin injury, and is easy to clean; and after the anti-mosquito agent is sprayed or applied to skin, uncomfortable oily feel is avoided, the secretion of sweat and sebum is not hindered, and the effective anti-mosquito time is long.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an anti-mosquito agent, in particular to a preparation method of a traditional Chinese medicine spray with an anti-mosquito function. Background technique [0002] In real life, especially in hot summer, people are often bitten by mosquitoes, which spread diseases through contact with human blood and affect human health. In the prior art, mosquito repellents are basically composed of aromatic oils and organic solvents. This oil-based mosquito repellent is hydrophobic and insoluble in water and ethanol. It has an uncomfortable greasy feeling when sprayed or rubbed on the skin, which hinders the secretion of sweat and sebum, easily contaminates clothes, and is difficult to clean. , and the effective period of mosquito repellent is short. More importantly, the organic solvents used in this oil-soluble mosquito repellent are generally toxic and have different degrees of irritation or damage to eyes and skin. For example, Chemical...

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Problems solved by technology

This oil-based mosquito repellent is hydrophobic and insoluble in water and ethanol. It has an uncomfortable greasy feeling when sprayed or rubbed on the skin, which hinders the secretion of sweat and sebum, easily contaminates clothes, and is difficult to clean. , and the effective period of mosquito repellent is short. More importantly, the organic solvents used in this oil-soluble mosquito repellent are generally toxic and have different degrees of irritation or damage to eyes and skin. For example, Chemical Industry Press This is the case with dimethyl phthalate, a solvent used in mosquito repellent oil introduced on page 768 of the first volume of "China Chemical Products Encyclopedia" published in 1994 and compiled by China Social Organization. skin or carcinogenic