White Tiger Balm

Tiger balm is a skin product found in the Chinese pharmacopoeia. Its ingredients and its method of manufacture are typically assimilated to the famous traditional Chinese medicine which is based on its use with the aim of relieving many discomforts. While Tiger Balm originated in China, it was actually a Burmese herbalist who finalized its final formulation in the 1870s. Tiger Balm is now available in many countries and widely used for its varied benefits. Its active ingredients such as mint, clove or cajeput make it a natural and effective product. It is found in two versions, composed of the same ingredients in different quantities for distinct fields of application. This is because the ingredients in Tiger Balm Red such as camphor and clove exhibit a warming effect, while the eucalyptus in Tiger Balm White has a cooling effect.

Usage tips :

The white tiger balm with its soothing and refreshing action is best applied to areas that have received a blow or shock, for example. Massage is not always necessary, but rigorous application is beneficial. Depending on the nature of the discomfort, an application of Tiger Balm 3 to 4 times a day is recommended.

Precautions for use :

. Prohibited for pregnant and breastfeeding women and children under 7 years old

. Wash hands after use.

. Do not apply near mucous membranes (ears, nostrils, eyes, etc.)

. Do not apply to sensitive, injured or irritated skin.

. External use only.

. Keep out of reach of children and pets.

. Store away from light and heat.

. Close the jar well after use.

. If you are under medical or homeopathic treatment, seek advice from a health professional before use.