Infantile moisturizing cream prepared by utilizing microporous filtration, concentration and extraction technology

Abstract

The invention discloses an infantile moisturizing cream prepared by a microporous filtration, concentration and extraction technology. The infantile moisturizing cream is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 1-4 parts of vitamin E, 5-10 parts of hyaluronic acid, 4-8 parts of emulsifier, 25-40 parts of glycerinum, 2-4 parts of sodium hyaluronate, 30-50 parts of milk, 50-80parts of deionized water and 20-40 parts of plant extract. According to researches and development of the infantile moisturizing cream prepared by utilizing the microporous filtration, concentration and extraction technology, the microporous filtration, concentration and extraction technology is utilized to prepare the plant extract in ingredients of the moisturizing cream, and ensures that impurities in the extract can be removed while the extract is sterilized in the preparing process, so that the extract quality is improved, and the moisturizing cream has good effect and is safe when the extract is mixed with other ingredients.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of research and development of moisturizing cream, and in particular relates to a moisturizing cream for infants prepared by using microporous filtration concentration extraction technology. Background technique [0002] The skin of infants and young children differs significantly from adult skin in structure, function, and composition. It is generally accepted that a baby's skin structure and function are still in a state of continuous growth and improvement for at least one year after birth. Compared with adult skin, the stratum corneum of infant skin is thinner, and the horny cells are smaller, and the skin's hydration ability is not perfect. The stratum corneum contains more water, but the moisturizing factor is less, so more attention should be paid to the skin in infants and young children. moisturizing protection. Moreover, since the skin of infants and young children is more fragile, sensitive and ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] As people's requirements for the quality and performance of skin care products are getting higher and higher, there are more and more types of moisturizing creams that can be used by infants and young children, and the effects are different. However, the current moisturizing creams are in the process of adding plant extracts. , most of which are directly filtered after crushing and stirring or filtered after cooking. The extract still contains impurities and some bacteria, which will affect the quality and effect of moisturizing cream, and even cause harm to infants and young children in severe cases.