In TCM, hair vitality is closely linked to the Liver and the Kidneys: nourish the roots first, and the length follows.
What it does best: nourishes the hair and the scalp with four complementary botanicals, centred on He shou wu with prepared Rehmannia, black sesame and horsetail.
Best for: seasonal shedding, thinning hair, or anyone looking for one comprehensive daily formula.
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The ideal companion to your routine: a few minutes of massage each day, with rounded sandalwood teeth and a lightweight shape that is easy to take anywhere.
The five blacks formula: mulberry, black goji, He shou wu, black sesame, ginger. A root-focused formula that supports hair vitality, shine and natural colour. In capsules, or as a tea to decoct.
One of the best-known herbs in the Chinese pharmacopoeia for hair care. In TCM it is traditionally used to tonify the Liver and the Kidneys, systems closely associated with hair vitality, and for seasonal shedding, hair density and early greying. Available in two formats.
For applying a serum, treatment or oil directly to the scalp. The 1 ml applicator makes precise, section-by-section application easy.
Massage and moxibustion: Bian stone tips massage the scalp and the nape, with optional warming use.
For infusion: a symbol of youth in Asia, camellia has a long tradition of use in beauty rituals for both skin and hair.
The mushroom extract: in TCM, Zhu ling is traditionally associated with fluid balance, and fits into a broader hair-care routine.
A five-black breakfast porridge: sesame and black beans, a gentle everyday ritual for shine and natural colour.
