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The Elixir brand body cream-balm combines two traditional ingredients: comfrey, a powerful regenerating helper, and bee venom. With a gentle massage it improves blood circulation where applied and brings relief and comfort to joints, muscles and ligaments. Shea butter and fir oil soften and scent the skin.
4.5 out of 52 ratings
comfreya traditional regenerating plant
75 mlcream-balm
Elixirbrand
Who it's for
For joints, muscles and ligaments in need of relief
You have tired or strained joints and you want to give them relief and comfort.
After a sprain or strain you are looking for traditional care with comfrey.
You like a calm massage, a few minutes just for yourself and your body.
Do not apply to damaged skin, mucous membranes, eczema-affected areas or open wounds.
Do not use if you are intolerant to any of the ingredients, including an allergy to bee products.
What it does for you
The traditional strength of comfrey and bee venom
It supports tissue renewal, including joints and bones.
It helps ease swelling and contributes to a feeling of lightness.
Improves blood circulation where applied.
It helps ease signs of inflammation and discomfort in the joints.
Brings relief from pain in joints, muscles and ligaments.
Comfrey is traditionally used for sprains, dislocations and strained ligaments, also as a compress.
The creamy texture with shea butter massages in well and softens the skin.
Key ingredients: common comfrey and bee venom
Common comfrey extract
Comfrey Extract
a powerful traditional regenerating remedy, also known as knitbone
supports the renewal of strained tissues, especially bones
has a soothing and stimulating effect
used for sprains, dislocations and strained ligaments
Bee venom
Bee Venom
traditional apitherapy, also known from medical practice
acts mainly on the nervous and vascular systems
supports blood flow where applied
helps ease painful sensations
Other active ingredients
Shea butterShea ButterNourishes and softens the skin, and helps the balm spread pleasantly.
Fir essential oilFir Essential OilGives the balm the coniferous scent of a forest.
Corn oilCorn OilA plant oil in the base of the cream.
How to use
A gentle massage 3–4 times a day
1Take a small amount of the cream-balm.
2Apply it evenly to the area that needs relief.
3Massage gently for 4–5 minutes. Repeat 3–4 times a day.
What to expect
What you will feel during the massage
During the massageThe cream spreads well, your skin is supple and you will notice a delicate coniferous scent.
With regular useA few minutes of massage three to four times a day is a moment of care just for you. Every body is different.
Caution: Contraindications: individual intolerance to any of the cream’s ingredients. Do not apply to damaged skin, mucous membranes, eczema-affected surfaces or open wounds. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water. Country of origin: Ukraine. Use by the date shown on the packaging.
Questions
What you ask most often
How often should I use the balm?
3–4 times a day. Apply it evenly to the area that needs relief and massage gently for 4–5 minutes.
When should I reach for it?
When strained joints, muscles or ligaments bother you, for example after a sprain or strain. Comfrey is traditionally used for this as a compress too.
Is there really bee venom in the balm?
Yes (Bee Venom). Bee venom acts mainly on the nervous and vascular systems and helps ease painful sensations. If you are allergic to bee products, do not use the balm.
Can I put it on a graze or a wound?
No. Do not apply it to damaged skin, mucous membranes, eczema-affected areas or open wounds.
What is comfrey?
A medicinal plant, also known as knitbone. It is a powerful traditional regenerating remedy that supports tissue renewal, especially of bones and ligaments.
How should I store it?
At a temperature of +5 to +25 °C. Use by the date shown on the packaging.
