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EMA'S HERBS - Hot Tiger Balm includes a blend of special oils and herbs that relieves pain by helping increase the blood circulation. Such oils as camphor and eucalyptus increase the blood flow on the surface of the skin, which gives the balm its hot feeling and reduces pain to bring relief. The balm soothes many different ailments, such as muscle, neck and joint pain, arthritis, headaches and respiratory problems. Making Hot Tiger Balm at home is convenient and allows you to add the purest ingredients that suit your desired level of heat intensity. Add more oils to increase the effect or add less for a low-intensity balm appropriate for minor problems Things You'll Need 1 oz. beeswax 1/4 cup almond, coconut or olive oil Double boiler 10 drops camphor essential oil 9 drops peppermint essential oil 7 drops eucalyptus essential oil 5 drops clove essential oil 5 drops cinnamon essential oil Small glass container with lid Instructions- 1 Combine 1 oz. beeswax and 1/4 cup almond, coconut or olive oil in a double boiler on low heat. 2 Stir the mixture until it melts. The beeswax and oils should combine as the beeswax melts. 3 Pour the mixture into a glass container. Do this before adding the essential oils, because the oils tend to evaporate quickly, so you should close the lid of the container as soon as you add them. 4 Add 10 drops camphor essential oil, nine drops peppermint essential oil, seven drops eucalyptus essential oil, five drops clove essential oil and five drops cinnamon essential oil to the melted beeswax mixture, and quickly stir. Complete this step before the beeswax cools and hardens, because it will be difficult to add the essential oils at that point 5 Close the lid tightly, and let the Hot Tiger Balm cool down and thicken before applying it to the affected area with your fingers. The consistency of the balm should be cream like. | Facebook

Homemade natural tiger balm (without petrolatum like the original).