Ya mong daeng ‚ red balm ‚ is the warming member of the Thai balm family, built on stick lac, the red resin secreted by the lac insect (Kerria lacca) and harvested across Thailand, Laos and India. Rubbed into the skin it gives the deep, spreading heat that Thai massage therapists reach for at the end of a session. This is the 90 g aluminium tub, the size massage shops and households buy, and a pea-sized amount covers more than a hand's width of skin.

Benefits

• Warming red balm in the classic Thai tradition
• Soothing for tired, overworked muscles after activity or sport
• Gives a pleasant, long-lasting feeling of warmth where it is applied
• Supports joint comfort and easy movement as part of a massage routine
• Goes a long way ‚ a pea-sized drop covers a large area

How to Use

External use only. Apply a small amount ‚ one pea-sized drop is enough for more than 100 cm¬≤ of skin ‚ and massage into the area one to three times a day; covering the area with a cloth afterwards holds the warmth in. Wash your hands thoroughly after use. Do not apply to damaged or irritated skin, and avoid contact with the eyes, nose and mouth. Store away from direct sunlight at 15‚Äì30¬∞C. Follow the directions on the package.

Ingredients

Stick lac resin oil (Kerria lacca), at least 28% in a genuine red balm, in a traditional Thai balm base.

Product Details

• Form: Herbal Balm
• Size: 90 g
• Brand: Erawadee
• Made in: Thailand