Chinese medicine shampoo

Abstract

The present invention discloses a Chinese medicine hair washing agent. It is made up by using (by weight portion) 10-20 portions of Chinese yam, 10-20 portions of mulberry root bark, 10-20 portions of lyceum berry, 10-15 portions of complanate astragalus seed, 10-15 portions of Solomon's seal root, 10-15 portions of alisma tuber, 5-15 portions of corn silk and 1000 portions of water through the processes of decoction for three times, filtering bottling and high-pressure sterilization.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to cosmetics, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine shampoo. Background technique: [0002] In the existing shampoo preparation technology, chemical substances are generally used as additives for anti-dandruff and anti-itching. Its development can be divided into three stages: the earliest is sulfur, salicylic acid, etc. Although they have bactericidal effect, they have no anti-dandruff effect. Not ideal, and very irritating; Next is the antidandruff and antipruritic agent represented by selenium disulfide and ZPT (zinc pyrithione). The difficulty of the shampoo production process is overcome, and the prepared shampoo is not easy to be stable, and it also has certain side effects on the human body; at present, the anti-dandruff and antipruritic agents that people are more respected include magnesium dipyridinethione sulfate (MDS), campanolin (Climbazol) and the Octopirox [IUPAL named as: 1-hydroxyl-4-methyl-6-(2,4,4-tr...

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[0002] In the existing shampoo preparation technology, chemical substances are generally used as additives for anti-dandruff and anti-itching. Its development can be divided into three stages: the earliest is sulfur, salicylic acid, etc. Although they have bactericidal effect, they have no anti-dandruff effect. Not ideal, and very irritating; Next is the antidandruff and antipruritic agent represented by selenium disulfide and ZPT (zinc pyrithione). The difficulty of the shampoo production process is overcome, and the prepared shampoo is not easy to be stable, and it also has certain side effects on the human body; at present, the anti-dandruff and antipruritic agents that people are more respected include magnesium dipyridinethione sulfate (MDS), campanolin (Climbazol) and the Octopirox [IUPAL named as: 1-hydroxyl-4-methyl-6-(2,4,4-trimethylpentyl)-2(1H)-pyridone- 2-aminoethanol], but the production technology of this kind of antipruritic is difficult, the production process is complicated, the price is expensive, and the safety problem of chemical substances has not been completely overcome

[0003] As the additives of shampoo nutritional ingredients, vitamins, animal and plant hydrolyzed proteins, lanolin, glucose derivatives, animal and plant extracts, etc. have appeared in the prior art. Although these materials have a certain effect of nourishing hair quality, but Restricted by hair absorption, the effect is not outstanding, and the stability and compatibility of these substances in shampoos are poor, and the price is relatively expensive, which makes them restricted to a certain extent in shampoo formulations

[0004] In the past few years, cosmetics have begun to develop towards the trend of "returning to nature", and have begun to study shampoos containing traditional Chinese medicine additives, making them safe, non-toxic, non-irritating, and can protect and nourish hair, relieve itching and relieve itching. However, as far as the shampoo containing traditional Chinese medicine additives has been raised at present, there are mainly two deficiencies in two aspects: the one is that the effect of the added Chinese medicine ingredients is single at present, and most of them are nutritional shampoos for growing and nourishing hair, such as Publication No. CN1031022 patent application for hair nutrition shampoo containing herbs and traditional Chinese medicines and substances that promote the penetration of active ingredients. There are more than ten kinds of Chinese medicine ingredients, but they are all nutritional ingredients for hair growth and hair growth. The agent uses the chemical substance dimethyl sulfoxide, which has a stimulating effect on the scalp itself, and cannot fundamentally solve the problem of anti-dandruff and anti-itching; second, in the manufacturing process of shampoos containing traditional Chinese medicine, most of the traditional Chinese medicine additives use The decoction or brewing method is used to prepare the medicinal juice. The former causes a large loss of medicinal ingredients, while the latter has a complicated process and is difficult. Moreover, the medicinal juice obtained by the method has a small drug concentration and is compatible with other components of the shampoo. poor sex