Chrysanthemum candle for infant mosquito repelling and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses chrysanthemum candle for infant mosquito repelling and a preparation method of the chrysanthemum candle. The chrysanthemum candle consists of the following components by weight: 20-30g of organic shea butter, 2-30g of natural beeswax, 15-25g of folium artemisiae argyi, 10-20g of chrysanthemum, 10-20g of cold pressing golden yellow jojoba oil, 5-8g of aloe soaked coconut oil, 2-3g of vitamin E oil, 3-5g of lemon citronella essential oil, 9-15g of tea tree essential oil, 9-12g of cypress essential oil and 6-8g of eucalyptus essential oil. The candle prepared from the components has the advantages that the candle is pure, natural, healthy and environment-friendly, the burning time is long and the wick is not broken after being burned for a long time, not only has the effect of repelling mosquitoes, but also has the functions of relieving fatigue and alleviating nervous tension, and is fragrant in favor, and no harmful gases are emitted when being burned.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a chrysanthemum candle for repelling mosquitoes of babies and a preparation method thereof, in particular to a special herbal mosquito repelling candle for babies which is composed of purified chrysanthemum and mixed auxiliary materials. Background technique

[0002] Now in the market, mosquito repellent methods include mosquito coils, electric mosquito coils, and electric mosquito coils. Therefore, it contains many substances harmful to the human body. According to calculations, the amount of particles released by lighting a roll of mosquito coils is roughly the same as that of burning about 100 cigarettes. The ultrafine particles released can enter and remain in the lungs, which may cause serious Asthma, in the long run, may lead to cancer. The second is carcinogens produced by incomplete combustion of mosquito-repellent incense base materials, as well as some compounds that can irritate the upper respiratory tract, which ca...