100 g of balm for external use contains:
Menthol crystal 28 g.
Camphor 8.88 g.
Peppermint oil 22.9 g.
Eucalyptus oil 0.1 g.
Clove oil 0.46 g.
Cinnamon oil 0.38 g.
Liquid paraffin or Vaseline oil

Menthol and camphor cause irritation of the nerve endings of the skin, causing a slight burning and tingling sensation, have a mild local analgesic effect, and also have antiseptic properties.
Clove oil has an antiseptic effect and protects against infections.
Cinnamon oil has an antiseptic effect in the treatment of diseases of the upper respiratory tract.
Peppermint oil has refreshing, antiseptic and analgesic properties. As a strong antiseptic, it is used for colds and flu, inflammation of the respiratory cavities, cough, bronchitis, runny nose and irritation of the respiratory tract, as well as for inflamed skin conditions and irritations.

Soothes headaches and repels most insects. Increases the body's resistance.

Eucalyptus oil exhibits antiseptic properties. It has, first of all, antibacterial and antiviral effects.
Used in the treatment of respiratory tract infections, cough, bronchitis, inflammation of cavities, and runny nose. Has anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects.

A small amount is applied to individual areas and rubbed into the skin:
for headaches - in the area of the temples and back of the head;
with a runny nose - under the nostrils;
for colds - in the chest, back, abdomen;
for insect bites - at the site of the bite.