Banna Tiger Thai Herbal Balm 50 g — Pack of 2

2 × 50 g Tiger balm jar. Total net content: 100 g.

Banna Tiger Thai Herbal Balm is an aromatic semisolid balm for controlled application during a local body-massage routine. This reference is the 50 g jar.

Formula and function

• This is the Banna Tiger reference, supplied under Banna branding; it should not be confused with the separate Haw Par Tiger Balm brand.
• A semisolid balm stays where a small amount is spread and allows a short, local massage. It is different from a liquid massage oil for longer gliding strokes over larger body areas.
• The balm’s aromatic ingredients and sensory intensity must be checked on its own label. The complete formula is not inferred from the animal name, colour or a different Banna balm.
• The 50 g jar is the compact format for small, controlled applications. It contains one named reference throughout, rather than mixed balms.

Choosing this reference

Choose the exact named reference you already use, then choose jar size. No bone-healing, arthritis-treatment or systemic circulation claim is assigned to this massage product.

How to use

1. Test a small area first. Start with clean, dry, intact body skin.
2. Take a small amount and massage a thin layer gently over a limited area, following the jar’s dose and frequency.
3. Wash hands after application. Do not layer different balms together, cover tightly or add a heating pad. Close the jar promptly.

Choosing the Tiger reference

This is Banna’s Tiger-labelled balm. Select it by the Banna name and the exact jar reference when repeating a previous purchase. Its semisolid format suits a small, local massage application. The individual label is the guide to the aromatic blend, sensory character and permitted use.

Texture and controlled local application

A semisolid balm is useful when you want to keep a small amount in a particular body area during massage. Take a little with clean fingertips and spread it as a thin film. It softens as it is distributed by the hands, allowing gentle local movements without the flow of a liquid oil. Keep the massage comfortable and adjust the amount rather than repeatedly adding a thick coating.

What to expect during a massage routine

The immediate experience is the balm’s texture, aroma and individual skin sensation. Sensory intensity varies with the particular formula and the user; a stronger sensation is not a reason to rub harder or extend application. Use on healthy, intact body skin according to the jar, and keep it away from the face and delicate areas. A balm can fit a simple home massage after an active day, but the product name does not establish a treatment for an injury or persistent pain.

Handling and storage between uses

Keep the lid and rim clean, close the jar promptly and prevent bath water entering it. Use clean hands or a clean scoop instead of repeatedly dipping in with wet fingers. Let the product settle before covering the area with ordinary clothing, taking care about transfer to fabrics. Do not apply a tight wrap or additional heat. Follow the label for the permitted amount, application frequency and age restrictions.

Care and precautions

External body use only. Avoid eyes, face, mucous membranes, open wounds, burns and irritated skin. Do not combine with heat or a tight dressing. Stop if burning, rash or discomfort develops. Check the exact jar for ingredients and restrictions; seek advice before use in pregnancy or breastfeeding. Keep securely away from children and do not use on young children unless the label permits it.