Ai Ye Lao Jiang Foot Soak Pack Mugwort and Old Ginger Herbal Foot Bath Bags 30g x 10 Bags Gift Box

Mugwort and Old Ginger Foot Soak Pack, known in TCM as Ai Ye Lao Jiang (艾叶老姜), combines dried Artemisia argyi leaves with sliced Zingiber officinale rhizome. In TCM theory, mugwort is warm and pungent-bitter while ginger is warm and pungent, and both are traditionally associated with dispelling cold and dampness. This external-use herbal foot bath is steeped in hot water for a warming soak and is not for drinking.

Key Selling Points

• Classic mugwort and old ginger pairing long used in Chinese foot bath practice
• Made from dried Artemisia argyi leaves and Zingiber officinale rhizome slices
• Pre-portioned 30g raw-herb bags for convenient single-use foot soaks
• Presented in a gift box suitable for home, hotel, and spa settings
• Traditionally associated in TCM with warming the body and dispelling cold and dampness

Quality & Sensory

The pack typically contains cut mugwort leaves and ginger slices in muted green and pale yellow tones with a fibrous, dry texture. When steeped, it releases a warm herbal aroma with spicy ginger notes, and the soak water typically turns light amber with a pungent, warming character.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Evening foot soak at home after a long day
• Warming foot bath during cold or damp seasons
• Hotel and spa foot care service
• Gift box for wellness-minded friends and family

Traditional Uses

In traditional Chinese practice, mugwort leaf (Ai Ye) and dried old ginger are among the most common herbs for foot baths, often simmered or steeped in hot water before soaking. The pairing is traditionally associated with warming the channels, supporting circulation in the feet, and dispelling cold and dampness, especially in winter or after exposure to rain. It is commonly used as a simple nightly wellness ritual rather than a medicinal treatment.

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