Highly recommend!
Been obsessed with this lately, can’t wait to see how this clears up my skin!
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Jing is a science-backed Traditional Chinese Medicine formulary built for people who read the study before they buy. We've reviewed 49 TCM herbs across 4,800+ studies and published the results in full — evidence ratings, clinical dossiers, mechanisms of action, dosage guidance, drug interactions, and contraindications. Every efficacy claim links directly to PubMed. Every safety signal is documented. Including the herbs we decided not to sell. The western supplement industry has spent decades telling people what herbs do without explaining why, citing tradition over trials, and burying the studies that didn't work out. We built the opposite: a living formulary where the evidence rating changes when the science changes, weak trials are flagged as weak, and transparency is the product — not a marketing layer on top of it. Jing has protocols designed for specific physiological goals — DHT modulation, cortisol regulation, collagen synthesis, testosterone support — each with curated herb stacks, mechanisms, and dosage guidance grounded in peer-reviewed research. Ancient formulas. Modern proof.
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Been obsessed with this lately, can’t wait to see how this clears up my skin!
I recently started researching ways to improve my skin health and overall complexion, I decided to give it a try and incorporate it into my routine. So far, I've noticed positive changes in the appearance and feel of my skin.
Ordered the Skin Mix and it has been doing wonders!! I have it with my morning matcha latte and a bit of honey and it does the trick. My skin has become less oily which helps me so much with my daily makeup now.
Highly recommend!
this product deserves MORE hype!! actually surprised me how glowy my skin looks after a couple weeks. I have EXTREMELY dry skin and nothing helps, I have to consistenly spray water onto my face (especially in winter)
another good thing is you can mix this into any drink and food without ruining its taste and texture! I have to make my own herbal tea every week to help and this saves so much time. highly recommend if you’re busy!!
How convenient the Skin Mix was to incorporate into my morning daily smoothie. Jing Herbal gave me the reassurance in what I was putting into my body to help my skin. Looking forward to the results in the coming weeks.
I've been adding this into my morning smoothie, and it blends in really well without leaving any noticeable texture. Tastes great too! Really easy way to improve my diet
I switched from another powder that I hated drinking every day as I dreaded the taste and texture. Jing is the different, its neutral and delicious. I can't wait to add Jing to my smoothies every morning .
Having struggled with skin all my life, this product has done wonders!
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