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Red tiger balm 19g
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€15,00
An ancient herbal ointment, Tiger Balm is a natural remedy with analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Red Tiger Balm is mainly used for muscle and joint pain. It is ideal for athletes who want to warm up their muscles quickly before an intensive workout or to relax tired muscles after exercise.
It is also suitable for people who suffer from joint pain.
Which balm should you choose?
There are two different types:
Red balm: mainly used topically for muscle and skeletal pain and rheumatism, and can also be used preventively before sports or strenuous work.
White balm: mainly used topically for mosquito bites, itching, colds, coughs, headaches, and inhaled for sinusitis.
Differences between original Red and White Tiger Balm:
In its original version, this balm has a warmer red colour.
The red colour is due to the presence of ammonium hydroxide. This version has a stronger, more intense effect. It is usually applied for muscle and joint pain or to relieve rheumatism.
Applying this product to the skin tends to create an intense warming sensation.
The lighter white version is useful for reducing symptoms associated with conditions such as headaches and nasal congestion. It can also be an effective natural remedy for relieving itching caused by mosquito bites.
Ingredients:
The exact composition of Tiger Balm is a mixture containing the following ingredients:
- camphor (between 17 and 25%),
- menthol (8 to 12%)
- cajeput oil (between 6 and 8%)
- mint oil (between 8 and 10%),
- clove oil (between 1 and 2%)
- blackcurrant oil in red balm (between 1 and 2%)
- eucalyptus oil in white balm.
- Paraffin is also used to bind the ointment (40–42% of the product).
Weight: 19 grams
Origins
It was originally made around 1870 in Burma by a Chinese herbalist named Aw Chu Kin.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 of the ointment.
Imitations of the balm now exist, and copies of the product can be found on the market.
Red tiger balm 19g
€15,00
Out of stock
An ancient herbal ointment, Tiger Balm is a natural remedy with analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties.
Red Tiger Balm is mainly used for muscle and joint pain. It is ideal for athletes who want to warm up their muscles quickly before an intensive workout or to relax tired muscles after exercise.
It is also suitable for people who suffer from joint pain.
Which balm should you choose?
There are two different types:
Red balm: mainly used topically for muscle and skeletal pain and rheumatism, and can also be used preventively before sports or strenuous work.
White balm: mainly used topically for mosquito bites, itching, colds, coughs, headaches, and inhaled for sinusitis.
Differences between original Red and White Tiger Balm:
In its original version, this balm has a warmer red colour.
The red colour is due to the presence of ammonium hydroxide. This version has a stronger, more intense effect. It is usually applied for muscle and joint pain or to relieve rheumatism.
Applying this product to the skin tends to create an intense warming sensation.
The lighter white version is useful for reducing symptoms associated with conditions such as headaches and nasal congestion. It can also be an effective natural remedy for relieving itching caused by mosquito bites.
Ingredients:
The exact composition of Tiger Balm is a mixture containing the following ingredients:
- camphor (between 17 and 25%),
- menthol (8 to 12%)
- cajeput oil (between 6 and 8%)
- mint oil (between 8 and 10%),
- clove oil (between 1 and 2%)
- blackcurrant oil in red balm (between 1 and 2%)
- eucalyptus oil in white balm.
- Paraffin is also used to bind the ointment (40–42% of the product).
Weight: 19 grams
Origins
It was originally made 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 of the ointment.
Imitations of the balm now exist, and copies of the product can be found on the market.
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