For centuries in Japan BAYU has been widely known as a home remedy for burns, dry skin, cuts, chapped skin and hemorrhoids. BAYU has been used safely without a doctor’s prescription, as it can be used in food and there are no side effects. Traditional Chinese medicines also recommend using BAYU to treat eczema and acne.

BAYU contains high levels of unsaturated fatty acids. The ingredients of BAYU is extremely close to that of human sebum, as the composition of fatty acid in BAYU and human sebum is very similar. Because of this reason BAYU is quickly absorbed deep into the skin and soothes, protects and moisturizes the skin without being greasy. It also improves blood circulation.

Fast and deep absorption into the skin
BAYU itself looks quite greasy, but it is absorbed quickly after you apply it to the skin. This is because the ingredients of BAYU are extremely close to human sebum and that the oil can penetrate the skin and keeps the cells truly moisturized.
Antioxidative and sterilizing effects
While BAYU creating a protective barrier on the surface of the skin, it prevents the oxidation by penetrating and entrap the air inside the cells. In this condition bacteria is isolated from the air and sterilized.
Healing burns
BAYU has been widely known because of this power of healing burns. The oil soothes the burned area and remove the heat. It also reduces the risk of scarring.
Improve blood circulation by keeping the skin warm
A small amount of BAYU (like the tip of a mathstick) can spread over an entire arm. The oil keeps the warmth inside the skin and gives it a massaging effect and improves the blood circulation.
High in unsaturated fats
Generally animal fats are high in saturated fatty acids and it can be the cause of the high blood cholesterol. BAYU, however, contains 63% of unsaturated fatty acids which help lower the blood cholesterol level.