Lao Hei Gao Black Herbal Plaster Patch with Mugwort for Neck Shoulder Back and Legs Topical Wellness Care

Lao Hei Gao Old Black Plaster (老黑膏) is a traditional Chinese topical plaster patch made with mugwort (Ai Ye, 艾叶, Artemisia argyi) on a non-woven fabric backing. In TCM practice, mugwort is traditionally associated with warming the channels and supporting comfortable muscles and joints. This hand-prepared black herbal patch is applied externally to the neck, shoulders, waist, or legs for everyday wellness care. For external use only.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional black herbal plaster known as Lao Hei Gao (老黑膏) for topical wellness care
• Made with mugwort (Ai Ye, 艾叶, Artemisia argyi), a classic herb in TCM external applications
• Hand-prepared dark herbal paste on a breathable non-woven fabric backing
• Suitable for neck, shoulder, waist, and leg areas during massage and daily care routines
• Sourced directly from the manufacturer with stock available for wholesale and dropshipping

Quality & Sensory

The patch typically features a dense, glossy black herbal paste layer on a soft non-woven fabric sheet. It carries the characteristic warm, herbal aroma of mugwort and other traditional plaster ingredients. The paste is typically thick and adhesive, designed to hold firmly on the skin during wear.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply externally to the neck or shoulder area after long hours of desk work
• Use on the lower back or waist during daily wellness and massage routines
• Place on legs or knees after physical activity or exercise
• Suitable for home care, massage parlors, and wellness centers

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese external therapy, black plasters (hei gao) have long been applied to the skin over areas of muscle and joint discomfort. Mugwort (Ai Ye) is traditionally used in moxibustion and topical applications, where it is associated with warming the meridians and dispelling cold and dampness. Such plasters are commonly used in folk practice for the neck, shoulders, waist, and legs as part of seasonal and everyday care.

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