Tot Herba Rosemary and Arnica Body Treatment 100ml

Facilitates relaxation in trauma areas without open wounds

Tot Herba · 100 ml

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Body treatment with Rosemary and Arnica by TotHerba Authex, specially formulated to apply with a pleasant massage, the composition lubricates the skin with a pleasant sensation without leaving a greasy result and without stains. It is indicated for external use in trauma without injury, bruises, stiffness, sprains, bruises, bruises, bruises, rheumatic pain and algias in general. Excellent choice for before and after sport in acupressure and relaxation massages. Rosemary oil gives it stimulating, decongestive and toning properties. While Arnica is resolving and vulnerary. In addition, the addition of Peppermint and Camphor are decongestant, soothing and stimulate blood circulation.

Apply a layer and spread with soft massages, directly on the affected areas, as many times as necessary. The action is intensified with the application of heat (infrared, blankets, heat in general). It is also indicated to apply on acupuncture and acupressure points.

Arnica (Arnica montana) is a plant with anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antibacterial properties. It has been used topically (on the skin) since ancient times when macerations were made with its flowers as a natural remedy.

Arnica extract relieves muscular discomfort, and small bruises, and is useful in supporting muscle and joint recovery after physical exercise. It also has antiseptic properties.

In cosmetics, it helps to reduce small bruises or swelling after dermatological treatments.

It is not recommended for people who are hypersensitive to plants of the Compositae family. It should not be applied directly to open wounds.

Depending on the concentration, it is not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding (except for some cosmetics tested at this stage and with low concentrations). When in doubt, consult a healthcare professional.