Old Beijing Herbal Foot Soak Pack with Mugwort Ginger and Safflower Ready to Use Foot Bath

Old Beijing Herbal Foot Soak Pack, known in TCM as Lao Bei Jing Pao Jiao Bao (老北京泡脚包), is a blended foot bath sachet traditionally made with Ai Ye (艾叶, Artemisia argyi), Lao Jiang (老姜, Zingiber officinale), and Hong Hua (红花, Carthamus tinctorius). In TCM theory, these herbs are associated with warming, dispersing, and invigorating properties. The coarse herbal pieces are packed for direct soaking without decoction, offering a convenient traditional foot bath for home use.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional Old Beijing style foot soak blend with mugwort, aged ginger, and safflower
• Contains Ai Ye (艾叶), Lao Jiang (老姜), and Hong Hua (红花) as identifiable herbal ingredients
• Coarse cut herbal pieces in ready-to-use sachets, no boiling or decoction required
• Designed for foot soaking at home as a warm traditional herbal bath
• Available in 30 g x 30 sachets per bag and a 20 g x 10 sachet children's bath pack

Quality & Sensory

The blend typically shows coarse dried herbal pieces with green-brown mugwort, pale yellow ginger slices, and reddish safflower threads. The aroma is warm, pungent, and herbal. When soaked in hot water, the liquid turns amber to brown with a strong herbal scent and a warming, spicy note.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External foot soak at home
• Warm foot bath after cold exposure
• Seasonal warming foot soak in autumn and winter
• Relaxing evening foot soak
• Children's bath pack for external bath use

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, Ai Ye, Lao Jiang, and Hong Hua are traditionally used in external foot baths. Ai Ye is associated with warming and dispersing, Lao Jiang with warming the middle and scattering cold, and Hong Hua with invigorating blood and opening channels. The blend is commonly soaked in hot water for foot bathing, often in cooler seasons or after exposure to damp and cold.

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