Mild low-stimulation-type soap

Abstract

The invention provides a mild low-stimulation-type soap. The soap is prepared from the following components by weight: 5-8 percent of olive oil, 10-16 percent of lindera communis seed kernel oil, 6-7percent of aloe, 12-18 percent of sodium laurel alcohol ether sulphate, 1-5 percent of cocoamidopropyl betaine, 6-12 percent of liquid sodium hydroxide, 2-6 percent of glycine, 8-10 percent of tea saponin, 3-7 percent of sodium chloride, and the balance of deionized water; and then the soap is prepared by means of neutralizing, boiling, and dropwise adding and stirring. The fruit and vegetable cleaning agent is easy to get, does not hurt hands during use, and is environmentally friendly and pollution-free.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of daily-use chemical products, in particular to a mild and low-irritation soap. Background technique [0002] Handwashing is a cornerstone of public health, and new hygienic behaviors and public health services were major factors in the rapid decline in infectious disease mortality in wealthy countries in the late 19th century. Along with the isolation and safe disposal of faeces and the provision of adequate quantities of purified water, hand washing with soap or hand sanitizer is one of the most effective ways of preventing diarrheal disease (cutting infection rates by up to half), and it is also the cheapest. In addition, washing hands with soap can limit the spread of respiratory diseases (reducing the infection rate by up to a quarter). Also, washing your hands with soap or hand sanitizer is a powerful barrier against other diseases (eg, worms, eye infections like trachoma, skin infections like impeti...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, most soaps on the market contain triclosan. Long-term use of soap containing triclosan will cause the accumulation of this substance on the skin. adversely affect

Triclosan’s damage to human kidneys exceeds its meager antibacterial effect, and long-term use may cause cancer; and some soaps have high alkali content and strong degreasing and decontamination capabilities, but they are also irritating to the skin. Repeated use It can make the skin dry, rough and peeling quickly