| abstract |
Process includes rinsing hair after washing, etc. with water (esp. warm water) from a pressure source. Rinsing water flows to a water-release point such as a shower head. Water flow is strongly accelerated before it reaches the head, and CO2 is independently used directly on the rapidly flowing water, in a process where the CO2 pressure and the water pressure can be independently controlled, in two preliminary chambers, automatically and independently of the speed and pressure in the flowing water. Water produced contains H2CO3 giving a pH of the water of 5-7. Process for treating the skin by partial full or shower bath using CO2-enriched water produced as before, using conditions which give a CO2-gas flow of 350-1500 mg/l at the shower head, is also described. USE/ADVANTAGE - Process removes dirt etc. from the hair without damaging hair. The CO2-impregnated water has the healing properties of natural sparkling spring water |