Mulberry leaves is a Chinese herbal medicine, the efficacy and effect of washing hair with mulberry leaves is still unclear. Mulberry leaves are sweet, bitter and cold in nature, with the efficacy of evacuating wind-heat, clearing the lungs and moisturizing dryness, clearing the liver and improving eyesight (clearing liver fire to promote vision recovery), which is suitable for both wind-heat colds and flu or dry heat injury to the lungs due to fever, itching of the pharynx, coughing phlegm, phlegm, yellowish phlegm and other conditions, and also used for the liver hyperactivity (hyperactivity of the liver yang, which causes dizziness, dizziness, headache, headaches, etc.), resulting in headache, dizziness, redness, and pain in the eyes. Mulberry leaves are mainly used in decoctions, pills, or water to wash the eyes to exert medicinal effects, for example, it is often combined with chrysanthemum, forsythia, mint and other traditional Chinese medicines, and decocted to treat wind-heat colds or the first signs of warm diseases. And chrysanthemum, Xia Gu Cao, cassia seeds, cicada metamorphosis, to treat the liver fire caused by eye redness, astringent pain, tears. It can also be decocted and washed to relieve eye discomfort. In conclusion, the efficacy and effects of mulberry leaves for hair washing are not clear. However, mulberry leaves are cold in nature, so patients with spleen deficiency and loose stools should not take them. If necessary, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital and use it under the guidance of a professional physician.