Green Herb Balm Mint Cooling Ointment 50g Box for Refresh and Outdoor Itch Relief

Green Herb Balm, known in Chinese as Qing Cao Gao (青草膏), is a mint-scented topical balm traditionally used in TCM-inspired folk practice for cooling, refreshing, and soothing skin after insect bites. It is a finished external-use paste, not an edible herbal tea or decoction. In TCM theory, mint-like aromatics are associated with dispersing, cooling, and clearing the head. Apply only to intact skin and avoid eyes, lips, and broken skin.

Key Selling Points

• Traditional green herb balm in a 50g boxed format
• Mint aroma provides a fresh cooling sensory effect
• Traditionally used externally for insect bite itch and bumps
• Suitable for year-round outdoor and warm-weather use
• External topical paste intended for skin application only

Quality & Sensory

This balm is typically a green-tinted semi-solid paste with a smooth, waxy texture and a strong fresh mint aroma. On skin it feels cooling and slightly greasy, then settles without heavy residue. It is not intended for drinking or tasting.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Apply to intact skin after insect bites
• Use on temples or wrists for a cooling refresh
• Carry for outdoor travel and warm-weather activities
• Apply to skin before or after time outdoors
• Use as a household topical balm for occasional itch

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese folk practice, green herb balm is applied externally to cool and refresh the skin. It is commonly used after insect bites, on bumps, and during warm seasons when skin feels hot or itchy. A small amount is rubbed onto intact skin as needed. It is not traditionally taken internally.

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