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A herbal cream with turpentine and burdock for the feet
A cosmetic cream with turpentine, burdock root and lanolin, enriched with camphor and fir and juniper essential oils. Thanks to its active ingredients, it gently hydrates, softens and nourishes the skin where it is applied. Turpentine and burdock are traditionally used in joint balms.
turpentineand burdock root
lanolinsoftens the skin
2–3× a daymassage in from the bottom up
100 mlcosmetic cream
Who it's for
For feet, heels and foot joints that ask for care
You'd like to give your feet, heels and foot joints regular massage and care.
You like traditional herbal creams with turpentine, camphor and a coniferous scent.
The skin on your feet needs softening and nourishing.
The cream contains bee venom and lanolin. If you are allergic to bee products or lanolin, don't use it; during pregnancy and breastfeeding, talk to a doctor.
The cream is skin care. If you have swelling, redness or pain that does not ease, see a doctor.
What it does for you
Traditional herbs in a cosmetic cream
On the skin where it is applied, it gently hydrates, softens and nourishes.
Lanolin has softening and moisturising properties.
Menthol gently calms the skin.
Turpentine and burdock are traditional ingredients of balms, which have long been used on joints.
Camphor is traditionally used when massaging strained muscles and joints.
Fir and juniper essential oils give the cream a coniferous, forest scent.
Ethoxydiglycol helps the active ingredients penetrate the deeper layers of the skin.
Key ingredients: turpentine, burdock, lanolin, camphor and fir and juniper essential oils
Turpentine
Turpentine
a resinous ingredient from conifers
traditionally used in joint creams and balms
one of the cream's main active ingredients
Greater burdock
Arctium Lappa Extract
burdock extract
a traditional herb of folk medicine
together with turpentine, it forms the heart of the cream
Lanolin
Lanolin
a natural wax from sheep's wool
has mainly softening and moisturising properties
softens the skin of the feet
Camphor
Camphor
traditionally used when massaging muscles and joints
a distinctive, fresh scent
a classic of herbal balms
Fir and juniper essential oils
Abies Sibirica Oil
Siberian fir oil
a coniferous, forest scent
round off the massage ritual
Other active ingredients
MentholGently calms the skin.
Bee venomA traditional ingredient of creams and balms for joints and muscles.
Sweet clover and capsicumMelilotus Officinalis Extract, Capsicum Frutescens ExtractHerbal extracts that complete the cream's formula.
Corn oilCorn OilA plant oil that nourishes the skin.
How to use
Three steps, two to three times a day
1Take a small amount of cream and apply it evenly to the skin.
2Gently massage it in from the bottom up until absorbed.
3Repeat 2–3× a day.
What to expect
What you will feel during the massage
As you apply itThe cream massages in easily and you'll smell the herbal scent of camphor, turpentine, fir and juniper.
With regular useThe skin of your feet is hydrated, softened and nourished, and the massage becomes a small ritual. Every body is different.
In a nutshell
Everything important in one place
Texture
cosmetic cream, massages in easily
Pack size
100 ml
When
2–3× a day
Where
feet, heels and foot joints, massage in from the bottom up
Caution: For external use only. Do not apply to broken skin; avoid the eyes and mucous membranes. Do not use if you are allergic to bee products or lanolin.
Questions
What you ask most often
How do I use the cream?
Apply it evenly to the skin and gently massage it in from the bottom up. Use 2–3× a day.
Why massage it in from the bottom up?
That's what the manufacturer recommends. A massage from the feet upwards feels pleasant and spreads the cream well.
What's in the cream?
Turpentine and burdock, lanolin, camphor, menthol, fir and juniper essential oils, bee venom, sweet clover and capsicum extracts and corn oil.
Can I use it if I'm allergic to bees?
No. The cream contains bee venom. If you have sensitive skin, try it on a small area first.
Will it replace a visit to the doctor?
No. It's a cosmetic cream, care for the skin. If swelling, redness or pain doesn't go away, see a doctor.
Your routine
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1
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