Non-lonic surfactant solubilized high catechin content emulsion
AssigneeWilliam Edwin Driessen
InventorWilliam Edwin Driessen
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Abstract
The present invention solves the problem that skin or coat treatment products which use catechin extract in a “cat-ionic” or “an-ionic” base have tended to be unstable. The problem addressed is the precipitation and color change (darkening) in just a few hours/days where products would not be commercially viable due to extremely short shelf life. The Non-Ionic Surfactant Solubilized High Catechin Content Emulsion invention achieves an efficacious level of catechins (in ranges up to and over 2% by weight) as a proper emulsification method for the high catechin content in a skin, scalp, or coat treatment that does not separate or darken and has a much longer shelf-life.
Claims17
Water based stable composition comprising about greater than 2% catechins with a surfactant.
Method of deodorizing treatment for humans or animals comprising:
- mixing into a stable mixture, an amount about greater than 2% of catechins into a water soluble emulsion with a surfactant;
- and applying said soluble emulsion to an animal or human.
Method making a deodorizing treatment for humans or animals comprising:
- mixing into a stable mixture, an amount about greater than 2% catechins into a water soluble emulsion with a surfactant;
- and bottling or otherwise packaging for human or animal use.
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