Anti-aging Chinese herbal medicinal composition, preparation method and use thereof

Abstract

The invention provides a Chinese herbal medicine composition with the function of resisting ageing. The composition is characterized in that the composition is extracted from the following raw materials by weight portion: 20 to 60 portions of ganoderma lucidum, 10 to 35 portions of dried solomonseal and 8 to 30 portions of rhodiola root. The invention also discloses a method for preparing the Chinese herbal medicine composition and application of the Chinese herbal medicine composition. The Chinese herbal medicine composition has the effects of moistening the skin, increasing the skin elasticity, preventing the skin ageing and resisting irradiation; moreover, the composition has no stimulation to the skin, so that the composition can be directly applied to the skin or added to cosmetics.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of natural medicine chemistry and cosmetics, in particular to a Chinese herbal medicine composition for anti-aging, a preparation method and application thereof. Background technique [0002] At present, most anti-aging cosmetics at home and abroad use biochemical preparations and synthetic compounds as their main function support additives. With the requirements of nature, safety and environmental protection, green cosmetics are becoming more and more popular. However, the existing cosmetics supplemented by natural products or plant extracts on the market are mostly based on the pharmacological research of single medicines, without the guidance of Chinese medicine theory, and lack of research on compound prescriptions. Moreover, most of the anti-aging cosmetics of Chinese herbal medicines on the market are simple combinations of single herbal extracts without the guidance of Chinese medicine theory; or the extraction pro...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the existing cosmetics on the market that use natural products or plant extracts as additives are mostly based on the pharmacological research of single herbs, without the guidance of traditional Chinese medicine theory, and lack of research on compound prescriptions

Moreover, most of the anti-aging cosmetics of Chinese herbal medicines on the market are simple combinations of single Chinese herbal medicine extracts, without the guidance of traditional Chinese medicine theory; or the extraction process is a simple superposition of single medicines, which cannot complement each other.