Tiger Balm White (21 g)

A small jar that’s been within reach for generations — simple, familiar, and quietly effective. Tiger Balm White is a go-to for everyday relief, offering a blend of herbal ingredients that work together to ease tension and discomfort without the need for pills. Formulated with camphor, menthol, cajuput oil, and clove oil, it creates a cooling and warming sensation on the skin that helps increase blood flow and soothe sore areas. Whether it’s a headache, tight shoulders, or post-workout soreness, it delivers targeted relief in a way that feels quick, direct, and easy to use. What Makes It Special Fast-acting herbal ointment for everyday discomfort Cooling-warming sensation helps ease tension and soreness Versatile use for headaches, muscle aches, and congestion Compact and easy to carry Made with traditional herbal ingredients A long-trusted remedy across generations Common Uses Headaches Muscle aches, sprains, and strains Stuffy nose and cold discomfort Minor itch relief Occasional flatulence discomfort How to Use For Headache: Apply a small amount to temples or forehead Gently massage in circular motions Repeat after 30 minutes if needed For Stuffy Nose: Rub onto chest 3–4 times daily Apply a thin layer on the sides of the nose if needed Wash hands thoroughly after each use. Key Ingredients Camphor: Provides a cooling, soothing sensation Menthol: Refreshes and helps relieve tension Cajuput Oil: Traditionally used for comfort and relief Clove Oil: Adds warmth and balance Dementholised Mint Oil: Enhances the cooling effect The Story of Tiger Balm The story begins in the 19th century in Rangoon (Yangon), where herbalist Aw Chu Kin founded a small apothecary, Eng Aun Tong — the Hall of Everlasting Peace. His remedies were rooted in traditional knowledge passed down through generations. After his passing, his sons, Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par, carried on the work, refining an ancient herbal formula once used in imperial China. Together, they transformed it into a widely trusted ointment known as “Ten Thousand Golden Oils.” By the early 1900s, the product was renamed Tiger Balm and expanded across Southeast Asia, eventually becoming a globally recognized remedy — still rooted in the same blend of tradition, practicality, and everyday care.