Mint Mulberry Leaf Cicada Slough Foot Soak Blend Bo He Sang Ye Chan Tui 7g Jar Dried Herbal Soak

Mint Mulberry Leaf Cicada Slough Blend, known in TCM as Bo He Sang Ye Chan Tui (薄荷桑叶蝉蜕), combines Mentha haplocalyx leaves, Morus alba leaves, and Cryptotympana pustulata slough. This hand-selected dried mix is traditionally associated with dispersing wind-heat and easing skin discomfort. In TCM theory, mint is pungent and cool, mulberry leaf is sweet and bitter, and cicada slough is sweet and cold. Traditionally used in foot soaks and external herbal baths.

Key Selling Points

• Three-herb TCM blend of mint granules, mulberry leaf granules, and cicada slough
• Botanical sources include Mentha haplocalyx, Morus alba, and Cryptotympana pustulata slough
• Hand-selected new-season dried herbs in a convenient 7g jar
• Traditionally associated with dispersing wind-heat and soothing the skin in TCM practice
• Suited for external foot soaks and herbal bath infusions

Quality & Sensory

Typically the mint granules appear deep green with a cool, refreshing aroma, mulberry leaf granules are green to yellow-green with a mild grassy scent, and cicada slough pieces are light brown to reddish-brown, lightweight, and brittle. When steeped in hot water, the blend typically releases a fresh, slightly herbal fragrance.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External foot soak by steeping the blend in hot water
• Herbal bath infusion for relaxing soaks
• External compress or wash prepared from the strained infusion
• Seasonal wellness ritual during warm or humid weather

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, mint, mulberry leaf, and cicada slough are traditionally used together to disperse wind-heat and benefit the skin and eyes. Cicada slough is traditionally associated with dispelling wind and relieving itching, while mint and mulberry leaf are traditionally used to clear the head and eyes. This blend is commonly prepared as a foot soak or external wash, steeped in hot water and used once cooled to a comfortable temperature.

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