LianMei «Dandruff & Irritation» – Head lotion
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The LianMei Scalp Lotion is a water-based lotion specifically designed for scalp care. Our unique herbal formula is enhanced with the addition of Ku shen (sophora root), bai ji li (burdock fruit), and can er zi (Siberian burdock). These ingredients offer soothing properties that can help restore the scalp’s equilibrium. The LianMei Scalp Lotion is ideal for managing scalp flakiness. Gently part the hair and apply the lotion to the affected areas of the scalp. It is best to leave it on overnight for optimal results. This lotion is an excellent treatment for daily use on affected scalp areas. Regular application can help maintain the scalp and reduce dandruff formation.
Ingredients (INCI) Aqua, Alcohol, Urea, Potassium sorbate, Dictamnus desycarpus root bark, Sophora flavescens root, Kochia scoparia fruit, Phellodendron chinense bark, Rheum palmatum root, Xanthium Sibiricum Fruit, Tribulus terrestris fruit, Anthemis nobilis fl ower oil, Boswellia carterii gum oil.
Dandruff can often be successfuly controlled using a scalp lotion. Thorough application is important. Part the hair carefully and apply the lotion to the affected areas. For best results, leave on overnight. Apply daily to affected areas of the scalp.
LianMei Body Cream is well tolerated by all skin types. This product contains no parabens or polyethylene glycol and is petroleum-free. Avoid contact with the eyes. Use during pregnancy is not recommended.
| Chinese Name | Latin Name | Western Name |
|---|---|---|
| bai zhi | Angelicae Dahuricae Radix | Dahurican Angelica Root |
| bai xian pi | Dictamni Cortex | Dictamnus Root Bark |
| di fu zi | Kochiae Fructus | Kochia Fruit |
| huang bai | Phellodendri Chinensis Cortex | Phellodendron Bark |
| da huang | Rhei Radix et Rhizoma | Rhubarb Root and Rhizome |
| cang er zi | Xanthii Fructus | Xanthium Fruit |
| guo xiang ju | Chamaemelum nobile | Roman chamomile |
| la ju | Helichrysum italicum | Immortelle |
| mei gui cao | Cymbopogon martinii | Palmarosa |
