The correct use of mugwort essential oil is as follows:

Use hot water of 45 to 60 degrees into the bath tub, submerge the ankles, and then drop 3 to 5 drops of mugwort essential oil, wrapped in a towel after the bath and submerge your feet in the pot for 15-20 minutes. If you have cold hands and feet, it is recommended to extend to 25 minutes. When the water temperature drops, add hot water and mugwort essential oil in the same proportion.

Mugwort Introduction:

Mugwort (scientific name: Artemisia argyi? Levl. et Van), is a plant of the family of Asteraceae, Artemisia, perennial or slightly semi-shrubby, the plant has a strong aroma. The main root is obvious, slightly thick and long, up to 1.5 cm in diameter, with many lateral roots. Stems solitary or few, 80-150(-250) cm tall. Leaves thickly papery, grayish-white pubescent above, and with white glandular dots with small pits.

Heads ellipsoid, 2.5-3(-3.5) mm in diameter, sessile or nearly so. Achenes long ovoid or oblong. Flowering and fruiting July-October.

Distributed in Mongolia, Korea, Russia (Far East), and China; widely distributed, almost throughout China except in very arid and alpine regions. Cultivated in Japan. Born in low to medium altitude areas of wasteland, roadsides, riversides and slopes, but also in the forest steppe and grassland areas, local areas for the dominant species of plant communities.