US 2012/0058070 A1Published application

Method for producing a hair shine cosmetic, and hair shine cosmetic product

OwnerDenivaldo Gonçalves Da Silvainventor

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Abstract

A hair shine cosmetic product and a method for producing same are disclosed. The product is composed of sunflower glycerides, water, sunflower seed extract, a plant mixture, preservatives, citric acid and a fragrance, besides silica or Antil 200 (hydrogenated and polyethoxylated glyceryl palmate with 200 ethylene glycol units, combined with polyethoxylated glyceryl cocoate with 7 ethylene glycol units). The production method comprises weighing the components, mixing the sunflower glycerides, water, sunflower seed extract and plant mixture for at least 30 minutes under constant stirring, slowly spraying the silica or Antil 200, heating the resultant mixture to 50° C. and keeping it at this temperature for at least 60 minutes, reducing the temperature to 25-30° C., adding the preservative, citric acid and fragrance.

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MANUFACTURING PROCESS FOR A COSMETIC PRODUCT TO PROMOTE HAIR SHINE, comprising:

first an accurate pre-weighing of all items needed for production of this product;
next, sunflower glycerics are introduced in a lined mixing tank equipped with turbine stirrer;
moderate stirring is employed and deionized water, WS sunflower seed extract, and WS Botanical mixture are slowly added to the mixture;
the mixture is stirred for at least 30 minutes;
slow spraying of silica;
the mixture is heated to 50° C.;
after reaching 50° C., the temperature is kept uniformly at this temperature for at least 60 minutes;
a homogenizer is used to form a consistent solution;
reduction of the solution temperature, keeping it between 25° C.-30° C. while stirring concomitantly and moderately;
maintaining the temperature between 25° C.-30° C.,
the preservative, the 25% citric acid solution and the fragrance are slowly added, one at a time, mixing for 30 more minutes before separating samples for mixture analysis.

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