YuKachun Brand Story
Yukachun: A Century-Long Dialogue of Botanical
Yu（Imperial）: Originating from the imperial court, it signifies the finest. In ancient times, "Yu Yong" (Imperial Use) denoted supreme status, and "Yu Ci" (Imperial Bestowal) represented great honor. Starting with this character, we symbolize that our products are as rare and precious as ancient court secrets, offering every user a hall-of-the-great care experience.
Ka（Vessel）: Resembling a container, embodying balance. It captures the very moment an oil drop falls, and holds a legacy across the Pacific—connecting the roots of a century-old American formula, yet rejuvenated by the wisdom of the East.
Chun（Pure）: Pronounced like "pure," its meaning returns to truth. It emphasizes that every drop of our herbal essential oil is a zero-additive, fermented herbal extract, conveying the brand's unwavering belief in nature's authenticity.
Yukachun is more than just a name; it is a profound dialogue about nature, heritage, and fusion.
Origins: A Formula Letter from 1945
It all began with a discovery by our founder, Mr. Chen Guangsheng, a Chinese-American from a family of traditional medicine practitioners. Living in the U.S. for many years, he observed the advanced and systematic approach of local women towards body wellness. Behind this, a legendary name often appeared: Dedaier Bourgeois.
The Bourgeois family, French hereditary nutritionists serving the royal court, migrated to San Francisco in 1790 due to turmoil. Dedaier was born in 1945, inheriting ancestral wisdom and revealing a talent for wellness. Using her family's secret recipes, she created an initial series of "Essential Oils for Body Care." Her journey was difficult until a turning point: she successfully adjusted an ancestral formula to help a noblewoman suffering from chest congestion. Following this success, she launched an improved version—the "Breast Relief Herbal Essential Oil." With French finesse, she gradually earned a reputation in North American beauty circles and officially founded the Dedaier brand in 2001.
Homecoming: Reimagining with Eastern Wisdom
Dedaier's story deeply moved Mr. Chen, a fellow traveler in a foreign land. He saw how her formulas relieved countless women—chest congestion with "Breast Relief," stiff shoulders with "Shoulder Soothe." A conviction grew: If these formulas could be brought back to the East, combined with millennia of Chinese herbal wisdom and modern technology, they could help Chinese women with similar issues.
Undeterred by hardship, he visited repeatedly and eventually secured the rights to the Bourgeois family recipes. In 2013, he returned to China with these formulas. He consulted senior TCM experts to deeply discuss the Chinese physique and modern health needs. Based on extensive research, Mr. Chen improved the formulas, selecting natural, pollution-free herbal ingredients. He integrated herbal fermentation and modern low-temperature extraction technology to maximize the retention of active ingredients.
In 2018, the first drop of herbal extract, fusing Eastern and Western wisdom, was born in Fuzhou, Fujian, China—marking the birth of Yukachun. The brand not only continues classics like "Breast Relief" and "Shoulder Soothe" but has further developed "Menopause Nourish" and "Womb Warmth" series, building a more comprehensive wellness system.
Today: From a Drop of Oil to a Sanctuary of Health
Yukachun uses technology to overcome the absorption limitations of traditional essential oils, allowing herbal energy to work more gently and effectively on the body and mind. Every product undergoes rigorous testing, earning the trust of numerous Chinese users with visible results. Our products are even exported to Japan, Vietnam, Argentina, and Peru.
Today, Yukachun has established its own production park, safeguarding the purity of every step from raw material to finished product with 100,000-grade cleanrooms and food-grade standards. We always believe: True health originates from resonance with nature.
Future: Letting Health Be a Gentle Everyday
Yukachun will continue to delve into the power of botanicals, using Eastern pure aesthetics to show the world—that the power of plants can be so gentle, yet so profound.
