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A warming massage gel with chondroitin and bee venom
A gel for joints and body with chondroitin, glucosamine and bee venom, complemented by camphor, allantoin, shrubby cinquefoil extract and oils of fir, eucalyptus, juniper and cedar. During massage it warms and soothes, supports circulation in the skin and scents it with pine needles.
warmsbee venom and camphor
chondroitinand glucosamine
4 oilsfir, eucalyptus, juniper, cedar
100 mlgel
Who it's for
For joints and muscles that long for warmth
You like a warming massage of strained joints and body.
You are looking for a gel with chondroitin, glucosamine and bee venom all in one.
You like the the scent of pine needles: fir, juniper, cedar and eucalyptus.
Contains bee venom and camphor: do not use if you are allergic to bee products. Do not use on mucous membranes or open wounds; not for children. If pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a doctor.
The gel is skincare. In case of swelling, redness or pain that doesn't subside, see a doctor.
Benefits
What it does for you
As you massage, it pleasantly warms and soothes it.
Bee venom supports blood flow to the skin in the massaged area.
It combines chondroitin and glucosamine, a pair well known in joint care.
Allantoin cares for the skin during massage.
Fir, eucalyptus, juniper and cedar give your massage the scent of the forest.
The gel spreads evenly with ease , and applying it twice a day is enough.
Key ingredients: chondroitin, glucosamine, bee venom and camphor
Chondroitin and glucosamine
a pair of substances the body naturally uses in cartilage and connective tissue
a classic in massage gels for joints
in the gel together with bee venom
Bee venom
supports local circulation in the skin
has a warming effect
a traditional ingredient in joint balms
Camphor
contributes to the warming sensation
a distinctive, refreshing scent
a classic in massage products
Silver fir, eucalyptus, juniper and cedar
essential oils of conifers and eucalyptus
give the gel the scent of the forest
round off the massage ritual
Other active ingredients
Shrubby cinquefoilA herbal extract, one of the gel's ingredients.
AllantoinCares for the skin.
How to use
Three steps, twice a day
1Take a little gel.
2Apply it evenly to the areas that need care, such as your shoulder, back or knee.
3Massage in lightly. Repeat 2× a day.
What to expect
What you will feel during the massage
During the massageThe gel pleasantly warms and soothes the skin. You will smell fir, eucalyptus, juniper and cedar.
With regular useA massage twice a day as a little ritual for joints and body. Every body is different.
"I've only been using it for a short time, but it seems to be helping me."
Caution: Do not use in case of individual intolerance or hypersensitivity to any of the gel's ingredients, on mucous membranes or open wounds, or for children. Contains bee venom; do not use if you are allergic to bee products.
Questions
What you ask most often
How do I use the gel?
Apply it evenly to the areas that need care 2× a day and massage in lightly.
Does it warm or cool?
It warms. Bee venom and camphor pleasantly warm the skin during massage, and the gel soothes at the same time.
Why chondroitin and glucosamine?
They are substances the body naturally uses in cartilage and connective tissue, and they are classics in massage gels for joints. In the gel they are complemented by bee venom, camphor and essential oils.
What does it smell like?
Of pine needles and forest: silver fir, juniper, cedar and eucalyptus, with a distinctive note of camphor.
Can I use it if I'm allergic to bees?
No. The gel contains bee venom. Before first use, try it on a small area of skin.
Will it replace a visit to the doctor?
No. It is skincare and a warming massage. In case of swelling, redness or pain that doesn't subside, see a doctor.