Lotus leaf tea bran shampoo and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses lotus leaf and tea bran shampoo. The lotus leaf and tea bran shampoo is prepared from the following raw materials: lotus leaves, tea bran, eclipta alba, kudzu root leaves, soapberry and viable yeast. A preparation method of the shampoo comprises the steps of weighing lotus leaves, tea bran, eclipta alba, kudzu root leaves and soapberry in a weight ratio, milling the materials into fine powder below 100 meshes by a pulverizing mill, adding powdery viable yeast, and fermenting in a sealed mode, or the preparation method comprises the steps of adding all the raw materials into clean water with the weight 5-8 times the total weight of the raw materials, boiling for 10-30 minutes, adding the powdery viable yeast, fermenting in a sealed container for more than 7 days, thereby obtaining the liquid lotus leaf and tea bran shampoo.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a plant shampoo, which is a pure natural detergent. The skin cleansing and hairdressing detergent not only has good sterilization and disinfection effects, but also repairs damaged hair, prevents hair loss, and has hair growth effects. Background technique [0002] Tea bran is the pomace of tea oil fruit [Latin scientific name] Camellia oleifera Abel after pressing tea oil, also called tea dry or tea seed cake. In ancient times when there were no chemical shampoos, our ancestors would use tea bran to boil water to wash their hair. They used it until the 1960s and 1970s. Later, various chemically synthesized shampoos appeared, and people Only then did I give up this kind of tea bran shampoo that was soaked and boiled and inconvenient to use. Modern scientific research has found that tea bran is indeed a rare natural shampoo and hair care raw material. Tea bran contains 12-17% tea saponin, 8.75% protein, and 6-9% oil. The compa...

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Problems solved by technology

In ancient times when there were no chemical shampoos, our ancestors would use tea bran to boil water to wash their hair. They used it until the 1960s and 1970s. Later, various chemically synthesized shampoos appeared, and people I just gave up this kind of tea bran shampoo that is soaked and boiled and inconvenient to use