Plants with a story to tell.

Herbal Library

Apple

The apple tree, Malus domestica, is a widely cultivated member of the rose family.Apples are enjoyed fresh, baked, dried, or gently cooked, making them...

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Jujube

The jujube tree, Ziziphus jujuba, is a deciduous species cultivated in warm regions of Asia and other parts of the world. Also known as...

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Rosemary Leaf

Read about rosemary, brought to China during the Cao Wei period, included in our hair serum for its fresh herbal aroma and aromatic scalp...

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Aloe Vera

Learn about aloe vera, introduced to China during the Tang Dynasty, used in our hair serum for lightweight hydration and soothing scalp care.

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Ginger

Explore ginger, an aromatic rhizome valued in China since around 500 BC, added to our hair serum for its bright, warming sensory experience.

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Turmeric

Discover turmeric, a warm botanical used in Chinese herbal traditions since 659 AD, now included in our hair serum for its comforting scalp ritual.

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Wolfberry

Discover Wolfberry (Lycium barbarum L.), a nourishing fruit treasured in Asian herbal traditions, inside our botanical library.

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Jasmine

Timeless jasmine brings soothing sensory experience to your daily skincare.

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American Ginseng

A concise introduction to American ginseng and how it differs botanically from Asian ginseng.

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Lemon

Discover lemon’s bright citrus aroma, its connection to fragrant Chinese citrus traditions, and its place in modern botanical rituals.

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Blueberry

Explore blueberry’s deep color, fruit character, Chinese berry traditions, and the modern study of polyphenols and anthocyanins.

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Chamomile

Explore chamomile’s soft floral character, its connection to Chinese chrysanthemum traditions, and its role in gentle botanical rituals.

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