Dandruff-removing traditional Chinese medicine shampoo

Abstract

The invention discloses a dandruff-removing traditional Chinese medicine shampoo. The shampoo is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 6-12 parts of lucid ganoderma, 30-45 parts of Chinese honeylocust fruit, 6-10 parts of rhizoma atractylodis, 8-17 parts of fructus cnidii, 9-20 parts of basil oil, 5-12 parts of pulsatilla chinensis regel, 6-12 parts of abrus cantoniensis hance, 5-12 parts of cudrania cochinchinensis kudo et masam, 8-17 parts of shiny-leaved yellowhorn wood and 9-15 parts of trikeraia hookeri. Compared with existing shampoo, the shampoo has the advantages that the raw materials are selected from natural traditional Chinese medicinal herbal components, and are safe to hair and scalp without irritation; and the compound traditional Chinese medicine is reasonable in compatibility, has multiple effects of removing dandruff, controlling oil, relieving itching, repairing and the like, and can be used for completely repairing scalp and restoring scalp health to achieve the effect of long-acting dandruff removing. The shampoo provides a certain basis to development and application of compound traditional Chinese medicinal herbal dandruff removing products, and has the effects of promoting micro-circulation of scalp blood and improving scalp metabolism.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an anti-dandruff traditional Chinese medicine shampoo, which belongs to the field of daily chemicals. Background technique [0002] Hair care and hair care are more and more valued by people, and some hair or scalp problems that often occur in hair care and hair care have been puzzling people, such as excessive oil secretion, dandruff or dry and split ends of hair. About 60% of adults in our country are troubled by excessive oil dandruff to varying degrees, and 15% of them have severe symptoms. Although there are many kinds of anti-dandruff and anti-fat products on the market, 70% of the users think that the effect is not ideal. At present, most shampoos on the market use antifungal agents (such as zinc pyrithione ZPT) as anti-dandruff agents. Common anti-dandruff agents on the market are salicylic acid, zinc pyrithione (ZPT for short), piroctone olamine Salt (trade name Octopirox), Climbazole (trade name Climbazole), etc. T...

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Problems solved by technology

These anti-dandruff agents all belong to chemical anti-dandruff agents, which not only have a single treatment approach, but also have problems such as sensitization, irritation and instability, and have a large degree of damage to the cuticles of the hair, resulting in long-term use. Dry and split ends of hair, especially for damaged hair such as perm dyeing