Skin ointment formulation
OwnerDiana Jean Stroebeinventor
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Abstract
An ointment formulation for treating a skin of a mammal includes an occlusive and nourishing ingredient in an amount configured to reduce moisture evaporation from and seal the skin, and supply amino acids to the skin. The formulation also includes an anti-pruritic ingredient in an amount configured to reduce itching of the skin. Additionally, the formulation includes an antiseptic and anti-oxidant providing ingredient in an amount configured to protect the skin against infection. Furthermore, the formulation includes a moisturizing ingredient in an amount configured to soothe and reduce dryness of the skin. A method of generating an ointment formulation to treat a skin disorder is also disclosed.
Claims20
An ointment formulation for treating a skin of a mammal, the ointment formulation comprising:
- an occlusive and nourishing ingredient in an amount configured to reduce moisture evaporation from and seal the skin;
- an anti-pruritic ingredient in an amount configured to reduce itching of the skin;
- an antiseptic and anti-oxidant providing ingredient in an amount configured to protect the skin against infection;
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- a moisturizing ingredient in an amount configured to soothe and reduce dryness of the skin.
A method of generating an ointment formulation for treating a skin of a mammal, the method comprising:
- selecting an occlusive and nourishing ingredient Lanolin in an amount configured to reduce moisture evaporation from and seal the skin;
- adding an anti-pruritic ingredient Zinc Oxide in an amount configured to reduce itching;
- adding an antiseptic and anti-oxidant ingredient coconut oil in an amount configured to protect the skin against infection;
- adding a moisturizing ingredient petroleum jelly in an amount configured to soothe and reduce dryness of the skin;
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- mixing thoroughly the ingredients Lanolin, Zinc Oxide, coconut oil, and petroleum jelly to generate the ointment formulation.
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