Liquid tiger balm 28ml

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Liquid tiger balm, also known as tiger oil, is the liquid version of red tiger balm with one variation.

Ideal for covering large areas, this oil penetrates the skin quickly, allowing it to benefit immediately from its properties.

Apply with circular massage to the painful area.

Tiger oil (tiger balm liniment) is an age-old formula that has proven effective in over 70 countries. It differs from tiger balm only in its form and its higher concentration of methyl salicylate, but it is nevertheless made from the same ingredients as classic balms.

However, it differs in its liquid form. This product was developed to make it easier to treat large areas, as the balm in the tin may not be sufficient in such situations, especially when multiple applications are required.

Liquid tiger balm is a warming oil used in gentle circular massages to counteract the daily aches and pains that cause discomfort throughout the day. Many people suffer from joint problems and find it difficult to find a natural remedy to relieve them quickly. Furthermore, the muscles and tendons strained by our demanding lifestyles are often weakened, as are the muscle cramps we experience.

Tiger oil is used for the local treatment of all types of muscle and joint pain and is intended for external use only. To use it, simply pour a sufficient amount into your hands before applying it to painful areas.

It is also easy to use, as you can adjust the amount according to the area being treated. Simply massage the affected area for about 5 minutes to allow the liniment to relieve the pain. When used on the back, pain is quickly reduced, and you can reapply the oil if the pain returns.

Ingredients: 

The exact composition of tiger balm is a mixture made with the following quantities of:

  • Methyl salicylate 38%
  • Camphor 15%
  • Menthol 8%
  • Eucalyptus oil 6%
  • Lavender oil 8%

Weight: 28 ml

Origins

It was originally created around 1870 in Burma by a Chinese herbalist named Aw Chu Kin. He created this ointment by mixing together various natural ingredients. It is said that on his deathbed he asked his sons to perfect the recipe for this balm.

His sons took over the business and moved to Singapore, where Haw Par Corporation was later founded. The company owns the registered trademark for the ointment.

Imitations of the balm now exist, and copies of the product can be found on the market.

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