Cosmetic preparations
AssigneeOmorovicza Cosmetics Limited
InventorsStephen De Heinrich, Colette Margeurite Louise Haydon
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Abstract
Cosmetic preparations and formulations are described, comprising high concentration (from at least 75% to at least 95%) of thermal mineral waters within the aqueous portion of the formulation. In preferred embodiments, the thermal mineral waters are rendered more bioavailable by pre-fermentation with a microorganism such as the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Formulations are also described in which at least a portion of the thermal mineral water is incorporated into phospholipid liposomes.
Claims14
A cosmetic formulation wherein at least 75% of the water content comprises a thermal mineral water, at least part of said thermal mineral water comprising thermal mineral water in which the mineral content has been rendered more bioavailable by the culturing within it of microorganisms said microorganism comprising a yeast, wherein at least part of said thermal mineral water is contained within a liposome.
The cosmetic formulation wherein at least 75% of the water content comprises a thermal mineral water, at least part of said thermal mineral water comprising thermal mineral water in which the mineral content has been rendered more bioavailable by the culturing within it of microorganisms said microorganism comprising a yeast, the yeast comprising Saccharomyces cerevisiae and wherein at least part of said thermal mineral water is contained within a liposome.
A cosmetic formulation wherein at least 75% of the water content comprises a thermal mineral water, at least part of said thermal mineral water comprising thermal mineral water in which the mineral content has been rendered more bioavailable by the culturing within it of microorganisms, said microorganism comprising a yeast and at least part of said thermal mineral water has been rendered more bioavailable by the culture of microorganisms within it and is contained within a liposome.
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