Jin Zhu Lü Yun Oil,From *The Compendium of Medical Formulas* (Volume 83), citing *The Complete Book of Essential Remedies*.,
Jin Zhu Lü Yun Oil
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Formulas Name : Jin Zhu Lü Yun Oil
Chinese Name : 金主绿云油
Drug Formulation
Vitex fruit, southern myrrh, chebulic myrobalan pulp, rhododendron flower, white angelica root, agarwood, aconite root, saposhnikovia root, raspberry, raw rehmannia root, Poria cocos, sodium silicate, lotus seed grass, and cinnamon bark—all in equal parts.
Source
From *The Compendium of Medical Formulas* (Volume 83), citing *The Complete Book of Essential Remedies*.
Processing
Add 3 qian of Selaginella tamariscina, thoroughly cleaned and sun-dried; finely chop all ingredients, roast until black, place in a wide paper bag, and store in a porcelain jar.
Instructions for Use
For each dose of 3 qian, soak the herbs in half a jin of fragrant oil and seal with thick paper for 7 days. After each time you comb your hair, dip your fingers in the oil and rub the crown of your head until it feels warm, allowing the oil to penetrate the hair follicles. Within 10 days, hair will regrow in bald spots, and red hair will turn black. When used by women, it prevents baldness and makes hair as black as lacquer; for those who are already bald, hair will regrow within ten days.
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Terminology Proofreading: [Cheng Bo] | August 26, 2026 Reviewed by: [Wang Zhongxiang, Associate Chief TCM Physician (China)] | August 26, 2026
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Jin Zhu Lü Yun Oil