A traditional Thai herbal ointment with a story that fits Chaima Herbal: its origins, simplicity and a respectful approach to natural raw materials are at the heart of it.
The existing Chaima page places the ointment in the same Thai cultural context as Kalmegh: a conscious, natural and simple way of living.
According to the information previously published by Chaima, the herbal ointment comes from an environment associated with the Santi Asoke movement, where simplicity, natural living and a conscious approach to raw materials play an important role.
Chaima Herbal is not about selling medical claims. What interests us are the origins, traditional herbal culture and everyday use for external care.
The previous product page describes Thai herbal ointments as part of everyday life, for example in massage and relaxation. The ointment is also mentioned in connection with Gua Sha.
The traditional use is described as providing a pleasantly cooling and refreshing sensation on the skin. This wording refers to traditional use and not to medical treatment.
Listed as a component in the available product information.
Listed as a component in the available product information.
Listed as a component in the available product information.
Listed as a component in the available product information.
These details come from the previous Chaima page and refer to the original product. They do not automatically apply to any later small-format Chaima edition.
The previous page envisages filling the ointment into smaller glass containers of around 50 ml, intended as a convenient size for use at home or while travelling.
We still need to confirm whether the 50 ml Chaima Edition will be produced in this form, whether the product is already available and which final details belong on the Chaima label.
The idea on the previous page was a convenient small-format container instead of the original 200 g package. We are keeping that idea in the draft, but deliberately do not yet present it as a finished product for sale.
Both products share a connection to traditional Thai herbal culture, while remaining clearly separate products.