Mugwort Foot Soak Discs Ai Ye Bing 9cm Childrens Herbal Foot Bath with Sichuan Pepper Rose Ginger

Mugwort Foot Soak Discs, known in TCM as Ai Ye Bing (艾叶饼), are compressed discs of Ai Ye (艾叶, Artemisia argyi) from Nanyang, blended with Sichuan pepper, rose, and ginger. Traditionally used in TCM for external foot soaking, mugwort is considered warm and aromatic, associated with dispersing cold and supporting comfortable circulation. The 9 cm discs are wrapped in cotton paper for convenient home use, including children's foot baths.

Key Selling Points

• Compressed Ai Ye Bing discs made from Nanyang mugwort
• Blended with Sichuan pepper, rose, and ginger for warming foot soaks
• 9 cm disc form wrapped in cotton paper for easy single-use preparation
• Designed for external foot bath use including children's foot soaking
• Traditional TCM herb associated with warming and dispersing cold

Quality & Sensory

The discs are typically dry, tightly compressed, and greenish-brown with visible herbal fibers. Aroma is warmly herbal and camphor-like from mugwort, with subtle spicy and floral notes from pepper and rose. When soaked in hot water, the liquid releases a strong herbal scent and a mild warming character.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External foot soak for adults
• Children's foot bath with adult supervision
• Seasonal warming foot soak in cooler weather
• Relaxing evening foot soak after daily activity

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, Ai Ye (艾叶) is traditionally used externally in warm foot soaks, often combined with warming herbs such as ginger and Sichuan pepper. These discs are placed in hot water to release their aromatic properties for a warming foot bath. Rose is traditionally included for its gentle floral character. Soaks are commonly used in cooler seasons or after exposure to cold.

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