Herbacin is often affectionately referred to as "German chamomile" by consumers in China, because it entered the Chinese market one step earlier than Camier, and registered "German chamomile" as a trademark in 2011. In the Chinese market, He Benqing can be said to be the pioneer in promoting the chamomile brand, which not only successfully made Chinese consumers form a cognitive concept of chamomile ingredients, but also allowed Camier and Carlimin, who also focused on German chamomile, to have a leverage when they entered the Chinese market.
 
Founded in 1905, He Benqing's popularity and market share in Germany are not as good as those of Camier, but his success in overseas markets has also won him a good reputation. Compared with Kang Mier, He Benqing's hand cream styles are relatively fewer, and the main styles are classic and soft, and they are also the two most popular. Both use glycerin as a base moisturizer and have little other moisturizing ingredients. The classic model has a relatively light texture, moderate moisturization, basically no obvious greasy feeling after application, the fragrance is fresh and natural, and the fragrance lasts for a long time. The texture of the soft skin is relatively refreshing, but it is not as moisturizing as the classic model, and it is more suitable for spring and summer use for people with dry hand skin.
 
In the Chinese hand cream market, the reason why German chamomile is popular is that in addition to the successful marketing of the brand, the lower price has also attracted a lot of fans, and it has become a parity representative of imported hand cream, and a single 20ml can be easily started for only 20 yuan.