Corwindyl paste was a vibrant blue unguent. It was created by grinding Corwindyl herbs and combining them with a small quantity of oil. Its scent was both tangy and sweet, and it provided a gentle warming sensation along with minor pain reduction. Lexo Sooger, a masseur, employed it as a hand treatment; his daughter, Lula Sooger, would apply the paste to the knuckles and tendons of his hands.