Old Ginger Foot Soak Balls with Ai Cao Herbal Foot Bath Dissolving Balls 10 Pieces

Old Ginger Foot Soak Balls, known in TCM as Lao Jiang (老姜) with Ai Cao (艾草), are dissolvable herbal foot bath balls for external use. In TCM theory, ginger is warm and acrid, entering the Lung, Spleen, and Stomach channels, while mugwort is warm and bitter. Traditionally used to warm the feet and support a comfortable soak, these quick-dissolving balls are placed in warm water for a soothing foot bath.

Key Selling Points

• Old ginger and mugwort herbal foot soak balls for external foot bathing
• Quick-dissolving ball form that disperses easily in warm water
• Traditional TCM warming herbs associated with foot care routines
• 10 balls per box for convenient single-use foot baths
• Suitable for home foot soaking and general adult use

Quality & Sensory

The balls are typically compact and dry with a warm, spicy ginger and herbal mugwort aroma. When placed in warm water they dissolve readily, releasing a light herbal scent. The soak water is typically clear to slightly cloudy with a warming, aromatic character. This product is for external foot soaking only and is not intended for drinking.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• External foot soak at home
• Warm foot bath after a long day
• Seasonal warming foot soak in cooler weather
• Relaxing evening foot care routine

Traditional Uses

In TCM folk practice, old ginger and mugwort are traditionally used in warm foot soaks. Ginger is considered warming and is often paired with mugwort for external foot bathing. These balls are simply dissolved in warm water for a foot soak, traditionally associated with warming the feet and supporting comfort, especially in cooler seasons.

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