Preparation method for anti-dandruff itching-relieving blackening alopecia-preventing hair-beautifying liquid

Abstract

The invention provides a preparation method for an anti-dandruff itching-relieving blackening alopecia-preventing hair-beautifying liquid, which relates to the field of the cosmetics industry. A formula for the liquid comprises 10 to 20 g of dried white mulberry root-bark, 10 to 20 g of dried Chinese torreya fruit, 10 to 20 g of dried walnut and 20 to 40 g of fresh pine needle. The preparation method comprises the following steps: respectively triturating dried white mulberry root-bark, dried Chinese torreya fruit, dried walnut and fresh pine needle; mixing the above-mentioned triturated medicines, pouring the mixed medicines into water in a bottle, carrying out slight stirring, covering the lid of the bottle and placing the bottle in a cool place; carrying out stirring once to three times every day; and allowing a herb residue to substantially settle to the bottom of the bottle so as to prepare a faint yellow water solution with delicate fragrance, carrying out filtration by using a gauze so as to allow soaked water to be filtered out, filling the water which is filtered out into a small bottle with a nozzle and taking out the filtered water as needed. The liquid provided by the invention allows dandruff to be substantially reduced and the scalp not to be itching any longer, eradicates the phenomenon of alopecia and enables the hair to be black and glossy after continuous usage of the liquid for 7 to 15 d; and the liquid has a hair growth promoting effect.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of the cosmetic industry, in particular to a formulation of an anti-dandruff and antipruritic Wuze anti-hair loss liquid and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] According to the survey, more than 50% of people in my country have more or less dandruff and itchy scalp. Modern medicine believes that dandruff is a subclinical inflammatory scalp disease. There are adhesive substances between normal stratum corneum cells. Once the scalp is inflamed, the adhesion between cells will no longer be tight, resulting in dandruff, which makes the scalp itchy. Modern scientific research has further proved that Malassezia furfur is most closely related to dandruff: people with dandruff have significantly more Malassezia on the scalp than those without dandruff, and with the increase in the severity of dandruff, Malassezia The density of bacteria will also increase. Other studies have found that dandruff is ...