Isatis indigotica, as a Chinese medicine, also has a very literary name. Zou Lisi, a teacher from the School of Pharmacy of Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine, told the reporter that Banlangen is a natural cosmetic, and its leaves are more popular with young women in Xinjiang.
Zou Lisi picked a leaf and crushed it and said, "Isatis indigotica is also called Isatis indigotica. Pour it into the juice and apply it to your eyebrows to make them look thicker and more beautiful. There are eyebrow pencils made of it on the market. "
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Banlangen is a thrush artifact in Xinjiang.
Women in Xinjiang have used Ottoman grass juice to thrush since childhood. This grass juice has the effect of blackening eyebrows and is a natural beauty product. Osman, Uighurs call it "food for eyebrows". This plant is actually called Radix Isatidis.
Isatis indigotica and Osman are just different uses of one plant. This biennial herb Isatis indigotica has dark green leaves and can be planted in front of and behind the house, so it is very easy to survive. Every summer, there are vendors from southern Xinjiang selling Osman grass on the streets around Erdaoqiao in Urumqi.
Eyebrow linking is a very popular way to insert eyebrows in Xinjiang. According to legend, Uighur mothers believe that the smaller the distance between their daughters' eyebrows, the closer they will get married in the future, so that mother and daughter can avoid the pain of long-distance love.
So, on the seventh day after her daughter was born, the mother smeared her daughter's tender eyebrows with Osman grass juice. When my daughter grows up, her eyebrows become black, bright and beautiful. So in Xinjiang, Banlangen is a thrush artifact that has been circulating for a long time.
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