Natural Indigo Balm 25g 青黛膏

Natural Indigo Balm

Historical Background

Historical records from a 16th-century Chinese medical encyclopedia, Bencao Gangmu, show people have been using natural indigo (Qing Dai) on skin for over 1,200 years. Back in the Tang Dynasty (around 752 AD) – that’s about the same time Vikings first attacked England – healers wrote about its cooling properties in their medical handbook Waitai Miyao.

Suitable For:

• Supports the healing of blood-heat type eczema, rosacea, herpes, and psoriasis and more
• Reduces redness, itchiness, and oozing of affected skin
• Offers antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties
• A traditional remedy for sensitive and irritated skin

How to Use

Apply 2-3 daily on cleansed skin

Precautions

• Not suitable for individuals with G6PD deficiency
• Suitable for adults & children
• Conduct a patch test prior to first use
• Avoid application on open wounds or severe infections
• Consult a GP if pregnant or using alongside steroid creams
• Store below 25°C, away from direct sunlight
  • Our clinic’s balms are made from natural ingredients with no chemical additives, preservatives, or mineral oils.
  • If stored in a warm environment, the balm may develop oil spots or become softer – this is a normal occurrence and does not affect its use.
    If the balm softens due to direct sunlight, you may place it in the fridge (0°C to 7°C) for around 5–10 minutes to allow it to solidify and return to its original state.