Product details
Six original source choices
Reference product code MS-CAT-A31FD61250. The captured source offers three differently named concentrated herbal hair/scalp rinse liquids. Each comes as a single 40 ml liquid sachet or a kraft carry box containing 8 sachets of 40 ml (320 ml total nominal fill). The names “He Shou Wu dark-hair”, “ginger hair-strengthening” and “ginseng hair-nourishing” are original seller variant names and marketing, not verified hair-color, hair-loss or regrowth effects.
| Seller-named formula | Single reference | Box reference |
|---|---|---|
| He Shou Wu direction | 1 × 40 ml sachet | 8 × 40 ml sachets / carry box |
| Ginger direction | 1 × 40 ml sachet | 8 × 40 ml sachets / carry box |
| Ginseng direction | 1 × 40 ml sachet | 8 × 40 ml sachets / carry box |
The gallery group photo is a brand-removed illustrative edit of the source package photo; it is not final private-label artwork. The source six SKU photos and full ingredient panels remain in the private sourcing record. Confirm the exact chosen artwork and inner-pack dimensions on a physical sample.
Botanicals pictured by the original seller
These are image-panel ingredient names, not a verified complete ingredient declaration or tested concentration. The seller shows:
- He Shou Wu direction: He Shou Wu, Bai Zhu, soap pod, Fu Ling and Ze Xie.
- Ginger direction: old ginger, lemongrass, soap pod, Chuan Xiong and Huang Qi.
- Ginseng direction: ginseng, privet fruit, soap pod, She Chuang Zi and Dang Gui.
Botanical identity, INCI naming, plant part, extraction solvent, preservative/fragrance system, percentage and allergen profile need the maker’s bill of materials and target-market review. The pictured ingredient lists do not show mugwort, while the seller caution panel mentions mugwort sensitivity. The complete formulation therefore remains unresolved; the catalog series name is not an ingredient declaration. The image’s herb pictures and brown liquid texture alone do not prove formula composition.
Seller presentation and original use panel
The manufacturer positions this as a slow-prepared, concentrated brown liquid that can be diluted without boiling, for salon scalp services, hair washing or home rinsing. Its “quick use”, hair-feel and appearance claims are seller advertising, not measured clinical or cosmetic performance.
The source panel illustrates opening 1–2 sachets into a basin of warm water, adjusting water temperature to comfort, washing/rinsing hair (optionally with a little shampoo), massaging for about 3–5 minutes, then towel drying or blow drying. Another source panel says to keep packages in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. These are translated original instructions, not an approved market-specific use label.
The original caution panel calls this an external-use product, says not to ingest or place where children can access it, and warns against use around meals, after alcohol, during pregnancy or with serious heart disease, or when sensitive to mugwort or other listed ingredients. It notes some herbal sediment may occur. The source title mentions postpartum salon use while the warning panel restricts pregnancy; no postpartum suitability is established by either statement. Ask for destination-market ingredient, microbiology, stability, patch/sensitivity and label review.
Use the original reference or request customization
Quote this code plus one of the three formula directions and either single sachet or 8-sachet box. For private label, specify complete formula/INCI, target market, fill tolerance, sachet film, box artwork, fragrance, directions, warnings, test requirements and carton. Confirm a production sample, batch records, MOQ, price and lead time before approval.
Source-listed origin
The original product listing records its origin as Nanyang, Henan, China. This is seller-provided listing information; the production site and raw-material provenance for a specific order should be confirmed against the selected sample and batch records.