Infant hair shampoo

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of personal care articles, in particular to infant hair shampoo which consists of the following substances in parts by weight: 15-25 parts of olive oil, 15-20 parts of a fructus kochiae extract, 10-15 parts of a loquat leaf extract, 15-25 parts of a barley extract, 10-15 parts of a barley extract liquid, 5-10 parts of protein hydrolysate, 8-12 parts of sodium lactate, 10-15 parts of a matricaria chamomilla extract, 5-8 parts of citric acid, 0.5-1 part of flavoring rose essence, 5-8 parts of pure sorbide, 8-12 parts of natural glycine betaine and 5-12 parts of plant essential oil. The infant hair shampoo provided by the invention is made from purely natural plant extracts, is free of chemical substance, does no harm to infants, is gentle and tearless in formula, is free of infant eye irritation, is faintly acid as the pH value is 6.5, can form a protection membrane to protect head skin of the infants, and is capable of remarkably reducing skin eczema, improving symptoms of dryness and itching of hair of the infants, providing hair nutrition, balancing grease and deeply cleaning scalps.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of washing and care, in particular to a baby shampoo. Background technique [0002] The skin of infants and young children is delicate and easily damaged, so products for infants and young children should try to use less or no chemicals that have an impact on skin health. Shampoos and some soaps can have a bad effect on the baby's memory, because shampoos and soaps contain dihydroxydiethylamine, dihydroxydiethylamine and similar substances will be absorbed by the scalp and enter the brain, and eventually they will inhibit the brain. The ability of cells to absorb choline and various B vitamins, thereby affecting the formation of cells related to memory. These substances have little effect on the adult brain, but dihydroxydiethylamine has a significant effect on the formation of fetal and infant brains in the womb. adverse effects. [0003] At present, there are many types of baby shampoos, and the main added ingredi...

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Problems solved by technology

Shampoos and some soaps can have a bad effect on the baby's memory, because shampoos and soaps contain dihydroxydiethylamine, dihydroxydiethylamine and similar substances will be absorbed by the scalp and enter the brain, and eventually they will inhibit the brain. The ability of cells to absorb choline and various B vitamins, thereby affecting the formation of cells related to memory. These substances have little effect on the adult brain, but dihydroxydiethylamine has a significant effect on the formation of fetal and infant brains in the womb. adverse effects