Absorbent article comprising a fragrance and an odor control composition
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsJose Enrique Betancourt, Misael Omar Aviles
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Abstract
This application generally relates to absorbent articles comprising aqueous-based odor control compositions and non-complexed perfume compositions, applied in patterns which do not substantially overlap, and methods of making the same.
Claims17
A disposable absorbent article comprising a topsheet, a backsheet, and an absorbent core disposed between the topsheet and the backsheet, the disposable absorbent article further comprising:
- an aqueous-based odor control composition, which comprises a perfume complexed with a methylated beta-cyclodextrin (m-BCD), and a non-complexed perfume composition, which comprises a non-complexed perfume and an organic solvent, wherein the odor control composition and the non-complexed perfume composition do not substantially overlap.
A method of making a disposable absorbent article having an aqueous-based odor control composition and a non-complexed perfume composition, the method comprising the steps of:
- obtaining a topsheet material;
- obtaining a backsheet material;
- obtaining an absorbent core material;
- placing the absorbent core material between the topsheet and the backsheet material;
- obtaining one or more optional materials which are disposed between the topsheet and the absorbent core and/or the absorbent core and the backsheet;
- providing an aqueous-based odor control composition, which comprises a perfume complexed with a methylated beta-cyclodextrin (m-BCD);
- providing a non-complexed perfume composition, which comprises a non-complexed perfume and an organic solvent;
- applying a pattern of the aqueous-based odor control composition to at least one of the topsheet, the backsheet, the absorbent core, or the optional materials and applying a pattern of the non-complexed perfume composition to at least one of the topsheet, the backsheet, the absorbent core, or the optional materials, wherein the odor control composition pattern and the non-complexed perfume composition pattern do not substantially overlap.
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