Badger Oil Burn Ointment Huanyou Shangao Traditional Topical Care Cream for Skin Comfort

Badger Oil Burn Ointment, known in Chinese folk practice as Huanyou Shangao (獾油烫伤膏), is a traditional topical care cream based on badger oil, a classic ingredient in northern Chinese household herbal remedies. In traditional use, badger oil is regarded as moistening and skin-nourishing, and such ointments are traditionally applied to minor burns, scalds, hot oil or hot water contact, and dry or irritated skin. This product is supplied as a finished topical ointment for external use only, offered with customizable specifications for wholesale and OEM buyers.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Chinese folk remedy ointment based on badger oil
• Designed for external care of skin exposed to heat, hot oil, or hot water
• Smooth ointment texture suited to topical application on the back and body areas
• Produced by a Chinese manufacturer with OEM and custom-label options
• Finished topical product, ready to use without further preparation

Quality & Sensory

Typically a pale yellow to amber ointment with a smooth, greasy texture and a mild, characteristic animal-oil aroma. It spreads easily over the skin and leaves a light protective oily film after application.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply externally to the back or other body areas after minor heat or hot water contact, following the product instructions
• Keep at home as part of a traditional household skin care kit
• Use in kitchens or workshops where hot oil and hot water contact is common
• Offer as a customizable OEM topical product for herbal retail lines

Traditional Uses

In Chinese folk practice, badger oil has long been kept in rural households as a skin-moistening oil, traditionally rubbed onto areas affected by scalds, chapped skin, or roughness. Ointments made from it are traditionally associated with soothing and protecting the skin surface after minor burns. Such remedies were commonly applied in thin layers one or more times daily, always as an external preparation rather than an internal one.

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