Herbal Heat Therapy Paste Hong Hua Ai Cao Ni Jiu 700g Warming Topical Massage for Back Shoulder Neck and Legs
$13.01
Description
Herbal Heat Therapy Paste, known in Chinese as Hong Hua Ai Cao Ni Jiu (红花艾草泥灸), is a black topical mud-style paste made with beeswax and a herbal blend traditionally featuring safflower and mugwort. In TCM practice, warming external pastes are traditionally applied to areas of discomfort such as the back, shoulder, neck, and legs. This 700g jar is intended for external massage and heat-style care only, not for ingestion.


Key Selling Points
- Traditional mud-style heat therapy paste for external topical use
- Features safflower and mugwort in a herbal beeswax base
- 700g jar suited for repeated application on back shoulder neck and legs
- Black paste texture designed for warming massage care
- Herbal formulation rooted in TCM external care traditions


Quality & Sensory
Typically a dense black paste with a smooth spreadable texture and a warm herbal aroma from mugwort and other botanicals. It softens when warmed and is applied externally to the skin.


Technical Specifications
| Product Type | Herbal heat therapy paste |
|---|---|
| Chinese Name | 红花艾草泥灸 |
| Pinyin | Hong Hua Ai Cao Ni Jiu |
| Ingredients | Beeswax base with herbal blend including safflower and mugwort |
| Form | Black paste |
| Net Weight | 700g |


Usage Scenarios
- External warming massage on the back
- Topical care for shoulder and neck areas
- Application to legs and joints after physical activity
- Seasonal cold-weather body care routine


Traditional Uses
In TCM external care, mud-style herbal pastes combining mugwort and safflower have traditionally been warmed and spread over areas of stiffness or cold sensation. Practitioners historically applied such pastes to the back, shoulders, neck, and legs during cold seasons, often paired with gentle massage until the paste cooled.

FAQ Q&A
Q: What is this product?
A: It is a 700g black herbal heat therapy paste made with a beeswax base and a herbal blend featuring safflower and mugwort, intended for external topical use.
Q: What is its traditional value?
A: In TCM tradition, warming mud pastes with mugwort and safflower are traditionally applied to areas of cold sensation or stiffness such as the back, shoulder, neck, and legs.
Q: How is it commonly used?
A: Warm the paste, apply it externally to the desired area, and massage gently as part of a topical care routine. It is for external use only and should not be ingested.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Color | gong nuan hot moxibustion cream 700g, yishen hot moxibustion cream 700g, wet cold and hot moxibustion cream 700g |
| Specification | Herbal formula |
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