Chinese Herbal Hair Rinse Pack Ce Bai Ye Sang Ye Ku Ding Cha 15g Powder Bag Traditional Botanical Hair Wash

Chinese Herbal Hair Wash Pack, a traditional blend of Mulberry Leaf (Sang Ye 桑叶, Morus alba), Ilex Kuding Tea (Ku Ding Cha 苦丁茶, Ilex kudingcha) and Oriental Arborvitae Leaf (Ce Bai Ye 侧柏叶, Platycladus orientalis). This 15g non-woven powder bag is prepared from whole botanicals for external hair rinsing. In TCM theory these herbs are traditionally associated with scalp care and hair nourishment. Not for internal use as a medicine.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional three-herb blend of Sang Ye, Ku Ding Cha and Ce Bai Ye for herbal hair washing
• Contains Oriental Arborvitae Leaf, Mulberry Leaf and Kuding Tea in whole botanical form
• 15g powder packed in individual non-woven bags for convenient single-use rinsing
• In TCM tradition these herbs are traditionally associated with scalp and hair care
• Sourced from Anhui and supplied as a raw agricultural botanical product

Quality & Sensory

The powder typically appears greenish-brown with a fresh herbal aroma. Arborvitae leaf contributes a slightly resinous note, mulberry leaf a mild grassy character, and kuding tea a gentle bitterness. When steeped in hot water the rinse typically turns a light amber-green.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Steep the bag in hot water, cool to a comfortable temperature and use as a final hair rinse
• Simmer the bag briefly and apply the cooled liquid as a scalp rinse after shampooing
• Use as a traditional herbal hair wash during seasonal hair-care routines
• Suitable for home salon-style herbal rinsing with a single-use bag

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, Ce Bai Ye has long been used in herbal hair rinses, often combined with Sang Ye and Ku Ding Cha for washing the hair and scalp. The herbs are traditionally associated with supporting the appearance of healthy hair and a comfortable scalp. Preparation typically involves steeping or briefly simmering the bag, cooling the liquid, and pouring it through the hair as a final rinse.

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