Weleda massage oil with arnica 10ml

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Warm and relaxing effect on your muscles

10 ml

Description

Doing sports has multiple benefits. Regular physical activity is a very beneficial practice that helps prevent health problems. Your muscles are strong and you feel agile, and it also has positive effects on your character due to the amount of endorphins that we generate when we do sports. For this reason, it is important to take care of our muscles that can be damaged during exercise.

Weleda massage oil with arnica is an oil with medicinal properties that help you prepare and soothe your muscles before and after exercise. Your skin stays hydrated and its warming effect will relax your muscles.

So that nothing deprives you of exercise.

Instructions for use

Apply a small amount of oil to slightly damp skin. Massage gently until completely absorbed. Daily use after shower or bath.

Composition

Sunflower oil, olive oil, natural essential oils, oil extract (sunflower oil) from arnica flowers and birch leaves, natural essential oils (mainly rosemary and lavender).

Pharmaceutical Advice

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.

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