Plant regulation function lotion

Abstract

The present invention relates to a plant regulating functional liquor. It is made up by using (by wt%) 16-18% of ginkgo nut, 1-3% of saussurea tridactyla, 9-11% of tussilago flower, 8-10% of salvia root, 9-11% of cuscuta seed, 7-9% of ganoderma, 14-16% of cyperus root, 17-19% of leonurus and 10-12% of licorice root through a certain preparation process.

Description

Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the field of cosmetics, in particular to a conditioning and skin care functional liquid (trade name: Plant Opsonin Distillate LC901) extracted from traditional Chinese medicine. Background technique [0002] At present, the formulations used in cosmetics are mainly based on chemical raw materials and additives. Cosmetics using Chinese medicine extracts as raw materials and functional liquids are mainly domestic brands, and some foreign brands have also begun to use natural plant extracts as functional additives. [0003] Due to the color and smell of Chinese medicine extracts, their use in cosmetics has always been restricted. Cosmetics that use Chinese medicines as raw materials use certain extracts of some Chinese medicinal materials as functional additives, but the added extracts are only used as functional additives. The auxiliary part is used in supplementary applications, and the main function is the added chemical add...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Due to the color and smell of traditional Chinese medicine extracts, their use in cosmetics has always been restricted. Cosmetics that use Chinese medicine as raw materials use certain extracts of certain Chinese medicinal materials as functional additives, but the added extracts are only used as functional additives. The auxiliary part is in the supplementary application, and the main role is the added chemical additives

[0004] Chinese medicine is unique to China. One of the biggest differences between it and Western medicine is that Chinese medicine emphasizes the use of compatibility between various Chinese herbal medicines, such as the theory of monarchs, ministers and assistants in Chinese medicine theory, and the current additives used in cosmetics are only Chinese medicines. A certain ingredient in Chinese medicine lacks the theoretical basis of traditional Chinese medicine, and whether a certain ingredient in Chinese medicine has an effect still lacks a theoretical basis. It only uses the concept of natural extraction, and its main effect still depends on chemically added ingredients.