There is no definite efficacy in washing hair, but it is usually taken as a decoction to nourish the liver and kidneys, and should be used in accordance with the doctor’s instructions.
The method of use is to decoct the soup for internal use, or made into a paste, pills, powder for internal use, or pounded juice to take. Externally, it can be pounded and applied externally, or powdered and applied, or pounded and stuffed in the nose.
Mo dry lotus has the effect of cooling blood, stopping bleeding, nourishing the liver and kidney. It is used in treating yin deficiency of the liver and kidney, soreness and weakness of the waist and knees, premature whitening of hair, loose teeth, dizziness and tinnitus, epistaxis, vomiting of blood, urination of blood due to yin deficiency and blood heat, blood leakage, blood dysentery, and bleeding from trauma. People with spleen and kidney deficiency and coldness should be cautious in taking Murraya odorata.
The efficacy of Murraya odorata for hair washing has not been confirmed and should be regulated under the guidance of a doctor.