OEM Custom Xanthium Nasal Oil with Centipeda 10ml Herbal Nose Care Moisturizing External Use

Custom Xanthium Nasal Oil, known in TCM as Cang Er Zi You (苍耳子油), is an external herbal oil blend featuring Xanthium sibiricum fruit and Centipeda minima (E Bu Shi Cao, 鹅不食草). This 10ml herbal nose care oil is traditionally associated with warming, dispersing, and supporting nasal comfort in TCM theory. It is designed for external application only, typically applied around the nostrils or used as a gentle nasal-area massage oil. The herbal aroma and moisturizing feel make it suitable for dry nasal passages and seasonal nasal discomfort as a traditional topical care product.

Key Selling Points

• External herbal nasal oil featuring Xanthium fruit and Centipeda minima
• Known in TCM as Cang Er Zi You (苍耳子油) for traditional nose care
• 10ml compact size for personal daily external use
• Herbal aroma with moisturizing feel for dry nasal passages
• OEM custom formulation available for private label production

Quality & Sensory

This herbal nasal oil typically presents as a golden to amber-colored oil with a distinct herbal aroma from Xanthium fruit and Centipeda minima. The texture is smooth and oily, intended for external application around the nostrils. It is not designed for drinking or tasting. The moisturizing feel helps soothe dry nasal areas when applied topically.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External application around the nostrils for nasal comfort
• Gentle nasal-area massage with a small amount of oil
• Topical use for dry nasal passages in dry or cold seasons
• OEM private label production for herbal care brands

Traditional Uses

In TCM theory, Xanthium fruit (Cang Er Zi) is traditionally used to disperse wind and open the nasal passages, while Centipeda minima (E Bu Shi Cao) is associated with clearing the nose and supporting respiratory comfort. This oil blend is traditionally applied externally around the nostrils to help soothe dryness and nasal stuffiness. It is not intended for internal consumption. Traditional topical use often involves a small amount applied gently to the nasal area as needed.

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