Herbal Foot Soak Liquid Mugwort Cinnamon Warm Foot Bath Pack 40ml x 10 Bags No Boiling

Herbal Foot Soak Liquid, a ready-to-use Chinese foot bath liquid known in TCM as Ai Ye Rou Gui Pao Jiao Ye (艾叶肉桂泡脚液), featuring mugwort leaf (Artemisia argyi) and cinnamon bark (Cinnamomum cassia). This liquid herbal pack requires no boiling and is diluted into warm foot bath water. In TCM tradition, mugwort is warm in nature and cinnamon is associated with warming the channels, making this blend traditionally favored for relaxing foot soaks. For external foot care use only.

Key Selling Points

• Ready-to-use herbal foot soak liquid requiring no boiling or decocting
• Features mugwort leaf and cinnamon bark, a classic warming TCM pairing
• Convenient 40ml single-use liquid sachets for consistent foot baths
• Traditionally associated with warming the feet and supporting relaxation
• Suitable for home foot care routines for general adult use

Quality & Sensory

The liquid typically has a warm amber to brown tone with the characteristic herbal aroma of mugwort and a spicy-sweet cinnamon note. When diluted in warm water, it typically produces a gently fragrant, soothing foot bath with a mild warming sensation on the skin.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Evening warm foot soak at home after a long day
• Cold-season foot care routine with warm water
• Relaxing foot bath before bedtime
• Shared family foot spa sessions using one sachet per basin

Traditional Uses

In TCM practice, mugwort leaf (Ai Ye) is traditionally used in external washes and foot baths, and cinnamon bark (Rou Gui) is traditionally associated with warming the yang and dispelling cold. Foot soaking with warming herbs has long been a folk custom, especially in autumn and winter or after exposure to cold and damp conditions. Traditionally, one sachet is added to a basin of warm water for a 15-20 minute soak.

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