Aekprathom White Balm is crafted from a vast, intricate blend—more than 90 ingredients harmoniously united to deliver its distinctive warmth and soothing power. At the heart is Cinnamomum camphora L., the camphor laurel, complemented by the earthy glow of patchouli oil and a treasury of medicinal plants drawn from the pristine mountain forests of Thailand. The exact formulation remains a closely guarded secret, preserved as a careful, time-honored ritual by the makers. Each component is chosen to work in concert, creating a timeless remedy that embodies the land’s rich botanical heritage.
How to use
- Clean the area, then apply a generous amount of balm and massage with soft, circular motions until fully absorbed. Use 2–3 times daily on the affected area.
- Colds & flu: rub a small amount onto the feet at night for comforting warmth.
- In cold weather: use as an inhalation or rubbing aid. Add 1 drop of balm to hot water (not boiling) and inhale the steam under a towel over a bowl.
- Cold symptoms: rub the chest and legs, and apply to temples, under the nose, and at the base of the neck for soothing relief.
- Headache, fatigue, weakness, & stress: apply to the temples, base of the neck, between the eyebrows, and at the pulsation points for targeted relief.
- For total relaxation: give yourself a light full-body massage with a dab of balm.
- Musculoskeletal conditions: apply to the painful area and gently massage until absorbed, 1–3 times daily.
- For athletes: use to ease muscle tension and support recovery.
- For healthy skin: use only a very small amount, as it can be intensive for some skin types.
Important safety notes
- If you bruise or have intact skin, a burn-like sensation can occur in some people. If burning appears, do not wash with water. Gently blot with a dry tissue, apply a neutral oil to calm the area, then re-wet and apply aloe vera gel or a soothing cream.
- If irritation persists, discontinue use and consult a professional.
- Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children.
