Ya Mong Salet Phangphon is the deep green Thai balm made with Barleria lupulina, a bushy Acanthus-family plant from the hills of India and South East Asia whose crushed leaves have long been used in traditional Eastern practice and in massage. Unlike the red warming balm, this one has a cooling character, and Thai practice reaches for it on tired backs and legs. A pea-sized drop covers more than 100 square centimetres, so a 50 g tin lasts a long time.

Benefits

• Made with Barleria lupulina, the Thai Salet Phangphon herb
• Cooling green balm traditionally used in Thai massage
• Soothing for tired, overworked backs and legs
• Supports normal circulation in the skin where applied
• Very economical ‚ a pea-sized drop covers over 100 cm¬≤

How to Use

External use only. Apply a small amount (a pea-sized drop covers more than 100 cm² of skin) and rub into the area 1–3 times a day. Wash your hands thoroughly afterwards. Avoid contact with the eyes, nose and mouth, which can cause a harmless but unpleasant burning sensation; remove from skin with vegetable oil or a nourishing cream, and from the eyes with clean petroleum jelly. Store away from direct sunlight at 15–30°C.

Ingredients

Barleria lupulina extract (Barleria lupulina) in a traditional Thai balm base.

Product Details

• Form: Herbal Balm
• Size: 50 g
• Brand: Erawadee
• Made in: Thailand