Angelica dahurica was first recorded in "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" and was listed as a middle grade. It is said to "longen the skin, moisturize the skin, and can be used as facial fat." According to the chemical composition and pharmacological effects of Angelica dahurica, combined with psoralen, it can treat vitiligo. It can also treat itchy skin, tinea scabies, athlete's foot, facial dark spots, etc. At the same time, Angelica dahurica can also whiten the skin and protect against sun and ultraviolet rays. The anti-freckle dew used with Angelica dahurica and psoralen, and the anti-freckle dew used with ginseng and camphor have certain effects on blackheads. It can also be made into cosmetics such as athlete's foot lotion, sunscreen lotion, and Angelica dahurica shampoo. Angelica dahurica shampoo or shampoo can treat tinea capitis and dandruff. People who have a lot of dandruff can use it to wash their hair once every 3 to 4 days. The effect will be seen after several times.

Dahurian angelica has a strong aroma and has long been used as a raw material and seasoning for light industry. The plant can also be used to extract aromatic oil and is a raw material for daily chemical products. In the foreign trade of traditional Chinese medicine, it is exported to Japan, Southeast Asia and other places.