JPS60165902A - Beauty pack material, its production and use - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention involves making perforations in a ready-made film at the areas corresponding to the eyes, nostrils and lips, and then wetting the flexible film with a thin layer of dry glue that is harmless to the skin. The present invention relates to a cosmetic puncture material that is brought into close contact with the face or a wet face, a method for producing the same, and a method for using the same.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a beauty method that involves applying a puncture agent to the skin has been practiced. This punk beauty method is a basic cosmetic for skin conditioning that tightens sagging skin, adsorbs and removes dirt on the skin surface, and smooths the skin. The layer that the pack covers the skin is dense and has low permeability. Therefore, air is blocked, and sebum components constantly secreted from the skin surface are accumulated under this layer without undergoing air oxidation, which moisturizes and softens the epidermis. In addition, the intercellular spaces and skin pores are widened to promote absorption of the active ingredients of the puncture agent.

Moreover, at this time, the temperature of the skin in that area increases, which increases blood and lymph circulation, promoting skin function, and as the stomata and pores expand, waste products and dirt are removed.

Therefore, the punk beauty method is the most effective beauty method, and the refreshing feeling after finally washing your face is exceptional.

Because the blowout beauty method has such outstanding effects, various types of beauty backing agents are currently on the market, and various publications have described methods for preparing beauty backing agents using readily available materials.

However, both of these methods involve applying a muddy puncture agent to the face, letting it dry, and then washing it off or peeling it off.

Although the pack beauty method is such an excellent beauty method,
The reason why it is still not fully utilized is that it takes time to apply this slurry, and it is complicated to use, such as not being able to speak until it dries. Furthermore, in order to prepare a pack at home using familiar beauty ingredients such as eggs and fruit juice, it is necessary to knead them with udon flour, etc., and such bank ingredients are time-consuming and have a long shelf life. It takes a lot of time to wash the face, and in actual use it is not as easy as recommended in various publications.

The present inventor researched a method to easily obtain the puncture effect without applying mud on the face, and applied a dry thin layer of a glue that is harmless to the skin or a dispersed glue powder to a flexible film. By providing a thin layer and making openings with a larger mutual arrangement than that corresponding to the eyes, nostrils and lips, it can be wetted or left wet after washing the face, or We have completed an easy-to-use cosmetic puncture material that adheres to the face and produces a banking effect just by applying it to the face coated with basic cosmetics containing medicinal ingredients.

According to the present invention, a sufficient pack effect can be obtained by simple means without using any special medicinal ingredients. In addition, foods containing medicinal ingredients of your choice, medicinal herbal extracts,
If you apply natural active ingredients such as drugs to your face, you can expect a desired synergistic effect. Furthermore, if you use small pieces cut into arbitrary shapes that cannot cover the entire face, you can cover the necessary areas rather than the entire face if the skin is particularly rough locally, such as around the cheeks, eyes, and lips. Beauty packs can only be applied to the skin.

The present invention will be explained in detail below.

The film according to the invention has a thickness of 5 to 50 μm, preferably 8 to 50 μm.
It is 20μ thick. If it's too thick, it won't stick firmly to your face. Plastic materials such as polyacetate, polybutadiene, ionomer, polyamide, polyvinylidene chloride, ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer, polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyester, etc. are used as they are, or these non-porous materials are randomly sanded. A large number of fine perforations may be formed by pressing the rough surface to provide air permeability. In addition, as a hydrophilic plastic,
Polyvinyl alcohol, ethylene vinyl acetate copolymers, etc. can also be used. Furthermore, paper composites and processed paper products are also possible, such as cellophane paper, Western paper fibers, woven fabrics, Japanese paper fibers, and fibrous plastics made into thin paper shapes, or those processed with a thin plastic coating. Any thin, flexible film, breathable or non-breathable, can be used.

After the breathable film is closely attached to the face, as the paste dries, it creates tension on the skin and promotes the back effect. On the other hand, a non-breathable film does not dry out the wet paste, but increases the effect of enlarging skin pores and secreting and accumulating sebum.

The perforations provided in the film, including the eyes, nostrils, and lips, must be larger than the actual openings or openings.

If any of these areas are covered, discomfort and difficulty in breathing will increase. Both eyes may have separate perforations, or in some cases continuous perforations. When providing two independent perforations, it is desirable that the distance between the eyes be wider than the actual distance. For the nose, it is sufficient to have one hole large enough to accommodate both nostrils, and it is desirable that the distance between the eyes and nostrils be wider than the actual distance. As for the mouth,
A perforation larger than the actual lip area is provided at a distance of δ1 from the actual distance between the nostril and the lips.

The reason why the arrangement is larger than the actual opening or manufactured area is because the face has complex and deep unevenness, and the beauty bank material needs to adhere to every corner of these unevenness. . The present invention does not require the film to have elasticity that perfectly follows the contours of the face, but in addition to the flexibility and adhesion of the film, the lubricity resulting from the dissolution of the glue makes it possible to
Partial folding is performed to create wrinkles, resulting in a shape that matches the unevenness of the face. Therefore, when using the cosmetic puncture material of the present invention, the perforations should be aligned with the eyes, nostrils, and lips, and if the film is too large, it should be wrinkled by creasing it. It adheres closely to the contours of the face, creating a bank effect.

In addition, if a part of the face has particularly rough skin, it is possible to use a small piece that is sized to suit that area, but in this case, it is also possible to use a small piece that is larger than the area that requires puncture. It is necessary to make a hole that is larger than the opening and the manufacturing part. Needless to say, in the case of only the forehead and cheeks, no perforation is necessary.

The appearance of the cosmetic punk material is preferably transparent, or semi-transparent with a slight color such as sky blue, pink, or skin color, or fibrous paper or material with a certain feel.

Thickening agents include hydrophilic thickening agents that develop stickiness on the skin with a small amount of moisture, such as pregelatinized powder, sodium polyacrylate, CMC, methylcellulose, ceratin, casein, and gum arabic. etc. Further, although the viscosity is somewhat insufficient, there are polyvinyl vinyl L:I lidone, polyacrylic acid, and others that have affinity with polyvinyl chloride and polyethylene and are soluble in non-aqueous solvents.

Such an IWI material is coated, sprayed, impregnated, or deposited on one side of the film, dried, and used as a beauty pack on a wet or wet face.

In addition, when a lipophilic paste is used, it is suitable for applying a generous amount of water-in-oil emulsion, cream, etc. to the face after washing the face.

The above-mentioned thickeners such as pregelatinized starch, sodium polyacrylate, and CMC have high viscosity, and even if used in small quantities, they will develop sufficient viscosity with just a small amount of water, so they are desirable thickeners, but they are not commonly used. Since plastic films are generally hydrophobic, it is difficult to apply the aqueous solution uniformly in a thin layer.
Solvents such as polyvinylpyrrolidone, which are expensive but have an affinity for hydrophobic films such as alcohol,
Suspend a highly viscous glue in a low-concentration alcohol solution that dissolves in water, and apply or spray it onto a plastic film to ensure a small amount of the glue. can be attached to.

Alternatively, a small amount of glue may be injected into various fibers to form a thin paper, and this thin paper may be used as is, or a thin layer of plastic may be laminated on one side.

The present invention will be specifically described below with reference to Examples.

Example 1 Using a 10μ thick film made of low density polyethylene,
．． A solution prepared by suspending 3% 200 to 300 mesoyu sodium polyacrylate powder in a 5% isopropyl alcohol solution of holvinylpyrrolidone was applied. The amount of sodium polyacrylate deposited was 7 g per IM. After the isopropyl alcohol was evaporated, 50 sheets were stacked with a mount between each sheet and cut into pieces of 30 i:m in length and 25 cm in width.
Perforations slightly larger than the actual eyes, nostrils, and lips were provided in a region that was enlarged from the mutual arrangement of the eyes, nostrils, and lips.

To use, apply the thin layer of glue to your wet face after washing, with the thin layer facing towards your face. The plastic film is thin and flexible, and the glue exhibits lubricity and viscosity due to moisture, so it was possible to locally shift the film to any desired position and make it adhere. The perforations are wider than the actual mutual arrangement of the eyes, nostrils, and lips, so if you move them to the actual positions of the eyes, nostrils, and lips while folding them,
Wrinkles are formed locally so that the overall shape of the cosmetic bag material of the present invention matches the ridges of the nose, the bulges of the cheeks, and the irregularities around the eyes and mouth of each individual's face. Further, the wrinkled portions are in a state where the films are adhered to each other due to the viscosity of the glue. It is possible to take a bath or perform other daily tasks in this state, and after leaving it for a certain period of time,
When the film was peeled off, it was easily peeled off, and washing the face gave a refreshing feeling after applying the pack.

In some cases, applying any beauty products such as egg white, egg yolk, whole egg, fruit juice, milk, aloe extract, nutritional cream, etc. to the face and then applying beauty puncture materials may cause these beauty products to penetrate into the epidermal tissue. Penetration was promoted and a synergistic effect was obtained.

Example 2 6% of gelatinized sludge was applied to Blaine cellophane paper with a thickness of about 15μ
After applying the aqueous solution at 50 g/m and drying, a cosmetic puncture material was manufactured in the same manner as in Example 1.

In this example, since the cellophane paper moistened during use has dimensional fluctuation and water permeability, the paste dries after the pack material is brought into close contact with the face, resulting in dimensional shrinkage and tension on the skin. . Because it was dry, there was some resistance when removing it.

Example 3 10 g of fine powder of gum arabic was injected into each thin Japanese paper, and the paper was stacked with a mount in between in the same manner as in Example 1, and perforations were made for both eyes, nostrils, and lips. When used against the face in the same manner as in Example 1, the same effects as in Example 2 were obtained.

Patent applicant Asahi Kasei Industries Co., Ltd. agent Patent attorney Sada Suzuki Written amendment May 22, 1932 Patent Office Commissioner Kazuo Wakasugi 1 Indication of case Patent application No. 21965 of 1982 2 Invention Name: Beauty puncture material, its manufacturing method and method of use 3, relationship with the amended person's case Patent applicant address: 1-2-6 Dojimahama, Kita-ku, Osaka-shi, Osaka Name (
003) Asahi Kasei Kogyo Co., Ltd. 4, Agent ■150 Address 5, 29-31 Sakurago-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Date of notice of reasons for refusal Voluntary action 6, Subject of amendment Detailed description of the invention in the specification 7, Amendment Contents of the full specification, page 13, line 11, insert human text.

[Example 4] On the paper fiber side of a composite of 5μ thick plain cellophane paper and Western paper fibers (approximately 10μ thick), 200 to 300 mesh of 3% polyacrylic was added to an alcoholic solution of 0.5% polyvinylpyrrolidone. A liquid in which acid soda powder was suspended was applied. The amount of sodium polyacrylate deposited was about 10 g per IM. After the alcohol has evaporated, 50 sheets are stacked with a mount between each sheet, cut into 30 cm long and 25 cm wide, and the actual eyes and nostrils are enlarged from the mutual arrangement of the eyes, nostrils, and lips. A perforation was made that was slightly larger than the area and the lips.

To use, the beauty pack material was soaked in water and pasted in the same manner as in Example 1 with the paper fiber side facing the face.

In this example, the film material is a composite of paper fibers and cellophane, so it is difficult to curl due to moisture.
Even if it is soaked in water beforehand, it maintains enough rigidity to allow it to be applied to the face, and has the advantage that moisture spreads quickly and evenly over the entire surface of the film. Moreover, paper fibers feel good on the skin and cause less discomfort during use. After coming into close contact with the face, moisture passes through the paper fibers and cellophane and evaporates, resulting in
% dimensional shrinkage was also added, giving tension to the skin.

There was some resistance when peeling it off, and I was left with a refreshing feeling after banking. ” ” 2

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1) A flexible film having on one side a dry thin layer of a glue that is harmless to the skin or a thin layer in which fine powder of the glue is dispersed, and which is attached to both eyes of a human face. , a cosmetic bank material in which perforations are provided in a mutual arrangement that is larger than the mutual arrangement corresponding to the nostrils and lips, and these perforations are larger than the respective openings or parts of the eyes, nostrils and lips. (2) The film is a soft quaternary film in which fine powder of a glue that is harmless to the skin is dispersed in the gaps of a thin nonwoven fabric made by entangling fibers in a paper-like manner. Beauty bank material. (3) A flexible film with a dry thin layer of a glue that is harmless to the skin or a thin layer of dispersed fine powder of the glue on one side is applied to the eyes, nostrils and lips of the human face. providing perforations while maintaining a mutual arrangement that is larger than the corresponding mutual arrangement;
A cosmetic puncture material in which these perforations are larger than the respective openings or parts of the eyes, nostrils, and lips, and the cosmetic puncture material is cut to a size that cannot cover the entire face, and the cosmetic puncture material is cut to a size that does not cover the entire face, and the holes are larger than the openings or parts of the eyes, nostrils, and lips. A cosmetic bank material for local area, in which at least one area around each part of the body is left uncovered. (4) After applying an aqueous solution of a hydrophilic glue to one side of the flexible film and drying it, make holes larger than the openings or parts of the eyes, nostrils, and lips of a human face. A method for manufacturing a beauty bag material in which holes are made while maintaining a mutual arrangement that is larger than the mutual arrangement corresponding to the lip and lip parts. (5) A non-aqueous solution in which fine powder of a hydrophilic paste, which is harmless to the skin, is suspended in a non-aqueous solution of a lipophilic and hydrophilic paste, which is harmless to the skin, is applied to one side of the flexible film. After applying and drying, make perforations larger than the respective openings or parts of the eyes, nostrils, and lips of the human face, and make a mutual arrangement that is larger than the mutual arrangement corresponding to the eyes, nostrils, and lips. A manufacturing method for beauty bank materials that maintain and drill. (6) Apply a flexible film on one side of the face with a dry thin layer of a glue that is harmless to the skin or a thin layer of dispersed fine powder of the glue, or apply it to the wet face; Alternatively, a method of using a cosmetic puncture material that involves applying an effective ingredient to the face, leaving it for a certain period of time, and then peeling it off.