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Sapropelic muds in cosmetic industry
Eco-Sapropel company offers balneal sapropelic muds
and products on their basis under Pelosilt trade mark
as raw material for cosmetic industry
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Russia
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Belarus
Poland
Ukraine
Unlike other muds (sulphide, mount,
peat) affecting human body by mineral
complexes, sapropelic muds achieve their
balneal goals thanks to unique organic
substances. These substances softly and
at the same time efficiently detoxify and
feed human skin with nutrients. As a result
immune system is strengthened, cell and
nerve tissue is regenerated, and metabolic
activity increases. Being discovered not
long ago sapropelic muds still remain almost
unknown to general public. The lake Sudobl
is considered to be one of the richest balneal
mud deposits in Belarus.
Sapropelic muds from the lake Sudobl are
fresh water silts generated as the result
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Our business proposal has become
available as the result of over 40 years
scientific researches carried on sapropels
from Lake Sudobl (Belarus).
It has been experimentally proved that
sapropels with organic content of
70-90% can be regarded as unique
biodynes of different origin. High
concentration of organic components
in sapropels allows using them both in
cosmetic and pharmaceutical formulae.
of flora and fauna decomposition into a
valuable bioactive product that have a great
relevance to a human body. As a rule, the
majority of cosmetic compounds contain
one or two plant extracts. Fresh water muds
represent a priceless collection of water life
substances accumulated and preserved
within all human history.
Our company extracts black and green
sapropelic muds from the lake Sudobl.
These muds, though being very similar
in their basic components, are differently
originated in the type of their formation and
content. Black muds contain a lot of humic
acids, green muds are rich in chlorophyll and
carbohydrates.
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Black sapropelic muds (composition)
Green sapropelic muds (composition)
0
0
4%
lipids
10%
lipids
30%
humic acids
8%
humic acids
15%
easily hydrolysable compounds
40%
easily hydrolysable compounds
21%
minerals
12%
minerals
30%
bio-chemical steady organic mass
30%
bio-chemical steady organic mass
100
100
Black sapropelic muds have their black
gamma colour because of the humic acids.
The muds are distinguished by domination
of mineral substances containing oxides,
salts, infusorial (diatomic), bleaching, blue,
green and ochreous fine dispersed clays,
micro and macroelements. High content
of fatty and humic acids, triterpenoids
and resins allows black sapropelic muds
to gently detoxify the skin beneficially
stimulating cell regeneration and nervous
system. Black sapropelic muds are
excellent for oily greasy skin and for hair
growth stimulation masks. Dermatological
conditions: chronic skin diseases,
neurodermatitis, seborrhea, black heads etc.
Green sapropelic muds, olive in
colour, possess high antioxidant and
regeneration qualities thanks to carotene
and beta-carotene, tocopherols,
flavonoids, phospholipids, chlorophyll
and enzymes. They contain moderate
amount of humic acids including aliphatic
acids. In lipid rate green sapropelic
muds twice exeed other organic
sapropelic substances. These muds
are recommended for normal, dry, and
sensitive skin. Dermatological conditions:
chronic skin and head skin diseases,
psoriasis, dermatosis, eczema, burn
healing etc.
Humic asids and sapropelic lipids
Chemical compounds found in the lake
Sudobl fresh water silts are distinguished
by the outstanding combination of
carbohydrates, proteins (about 20),
phytosteroids, oils, waxes, vitamins,
and humic acids. Even any of these
components taken separately can serve as
a valuable cosmetic ingredient whereas,
combined together, they present a priceless
assortment generated by Nature.
Being the basic and most important
sapropelic mud component humic acids
act as biodynes and detoxify at the cell
level, thus determining mud balneal and
cosmetic properties. Sapropelic lipids are
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other important substances for human cells.
Rich in beta-carotene, retinol, bioflavonoids,
chlorophyll, saturated and unsaturated
fatty acids with high gram molecular weight
and phospholipids, they facilitate tissue
regeneration and increase cell matrix
metabolic processes. They are a kind of
glue keeping cells together.
Lipid extract composition
free fatty acids
phospholipids
lecithins
phytosterols
phytosterol complex ethers
glyceride
carotenoids, xanthan derivatives, chlorophyll
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%
33
11
7
4
3
12
1
Lake biomass contains
algaes (fuano bacteria, filamenfito-zooplankton
plant pollen and
water plants (stratiotes aloides,
tous, golden, diatomic algaes)
disputes
pond weed, elodeas, lillies
Biomass decomposition and bottom development are accompanied by microbiological activity under the influence
of wide spectrum of micro-organisms transforming organic remains into sapropelic mud.
Conditions: O2 deficiency
Conditions: O2 exceed
Biomass (atmospheric state) preserves original
component in its initial form.
Green Sapropelic muds (olive colour gamma)
Muds contain the maximum amount (more than 10%)
of bioactive lipids rich in sterols, carotenoids,
and active chlorophyll.
Share of minerals is insignificant (up to 15%).
Biomass undergoes deep biological decomposition
and transforms into.
Black Sapropelic muds
Muds accumulate large amount of new biological
substances, active humic acids with increased rate of
oxyds, salts, micro and macroelements, fine dispersed,
infusorial, bleaching, blue, green and ochreous clays.
General physical and chemical characteristics of Pelosilt™
moisture %
93 – 95
ash content %
from 12,7 to 27
particles over 0,25 mm %
9 – 14 in dry matter
fine powder fractions
54
(less than 0,05 mm) %
1,01 – 1,10
density g/cm3
ultimate shear resistance
310 Pа
pH factor
6,3 – 6,6
nitrogen content in dry
3,5 – 5,5
matter %
Vitamins, mg/kg (DS):
А
В1
В2
В12, (мkg\kg)
Organic matter composition
lipids %
water soluble compounds %
easily hydrolysable compounds %
reducing %
monosaccharids %
humic compounds %
humic acids %
hardly hydrolysable compounds %
non-hydrolysable residue %
proteins %
enzymes, catalase activity cm3 O2/g
nitrates, nitrites mg/kg (DS)
pesticides mg/kg
benzpyrene mkg/kg
radionucleids
Mineral (ash) composition, % in dry matter
9,2 – 10,7
SiO2
(including amorphous SiO2 up to 30%)
2,4 – 3,5
Fe2O3
0,5 – 2,6
Al2O3
CaO
1,4 – 3,5
MgО
0,2 – 0,8
0,3 – 0,4
K2O
0,2 – 0,5
P2O5
0,3 – 1,5
SO3
Microelements, mg/kg:
B
I
F
Co
Cu
Zn
Cr
V
Ni
Cd
Mn
Mo
Pb
As
up to 10,6
5,5
up to 5,0
up to 1,0
up to 3,0
up to 30
10 – 20
2,4 – 2,8
1,0 – 12,6
up to 1,0
160 – 400
1,0 – 3,5
0,3 – 0,6
0 – 5,0
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19,8 – 21,0
4,2 – 5,6
1,9 – 4,0
25 – 128
5,6 – 9,8
4–6
25 – 37
8 – 30
5 – 15
12 – 41
9 – 25
8 – 14,7
left residue
12 – 16
16 – 30
0,41
0 – 141
not more 4 – 5
no, or background gamma
emanation
Mud solution, mg/l
Na + K
Ca
Mg
Cl
HCO3
SO4
рН
dichromate
oxidizability О2/l
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Mud extract
56 – 112
20 – 45
10 – 20
9 – 45
20 – 180
100 – 257
6,8 – 7,4
170 – 200
Lake water
10 – 45
19 – 45
0,9 – 5,6
1,7 – 10,7
71,5 – 140
29 – 106
6,3 – 6,6
30 – 50
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www.pelosilt.com