Methods and Compositions for Enhancing Hair Quality Using Blackberry Extract
AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc.
InventorsElizabeth Bruning, Euen Thomas Graham Ekman Gunn, Frank Liebel, Samantha Tucker-Samaras, Dina VanWyck, Delores Santora
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Abstract
Compositions and methods for inducing hair growth and improving hair quality utilizing extracts of blackberry in an amount effective to induce hair growth when applied topically to an area of the skin on which hair growth is desired.
Claims8
A method of enhancing hair growth by applying to the scalp, the skin, the eyelashes, eyebrows, mustache region or beard region of a patient a topically active composition comprising a concentration of at least 90 mg extract/ml of solution but less than 300 mg/ml of a Rubus fruticosus extract, which increase hair coverage to the scalp after daily application for at leastseven days.
A topical composition for enhancing hair growth comprising at least 90 mg/ml less than 300 mg/ml of a Rubus fruticosus extract.
A topical composition for enhancing hair growth comprising at least 120 mg/ml less than 300 mg/ml of a Rubus fruticosus extract.
A topical composition for enhancing hair growth comprising at least 250 mg/ml less than 300 mg/ml of a Rubus fruticosus extract.
A composition for enhancing hair growth on the scalp, the skin, the eyelashes, eyebrows, mustache region or beard region of a patient comprising a concentration of at least 90 mg extract/ml of solution but less than 300 mg/ml of a Rubus fruticosus extract and at least 1 weight percent of carbomer by weight of the composition.
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