Lesser celandine extract
- a plant known in folk tradition as frog's stone, which gave the balm its name
- a traditional herb in folk joint balms
- associated with the release of muscle tension
Frog's Stone with horse chestnut, red grape and camelina oil 75 ml For joint and muscle pain, eases tension and swelling
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Product detailed description
Frog's Stone balm
A herbal balm for massaging joints, back and muscles
Frog's Stone balm combines lesser celandine extract, known in folk tradition as frog's stone, with extracts of horse chestnut seed, butcher's broom root and red vine leaves. They are complemented by camelina oil, troxerutin and menthol. It is traditionally used on joints, for a gentle massage of the joints, back, lower back and muscles that long for a moment of comfort.
- lesser celandineknown in folk tradition as frog's stone
- camelina oilwith vitamins D and K
- 75 mlbalm
- 2–3× a dayuntil fully absorbed
Who it's for
For joints and muscles that ask for care
- You like a herbal massage of your joints, back and muscles after a demanding day.
- You are looking for a traditional balm with lesser celandine, horse chestnut and red vine leaves.
- You want to treat yourself to a a moment of comfort two to three times a day.
- The balm is skin care. If swelling, redness or pain does not subside, see a doctor.
- Do not apply it to broken skin or mucous membranes. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor before use.
What it does for you
Herbs from folk tradition in one balm
- It is suitable for a gentle massage of the joints, back, lower back and muscles.
- The massage brings a feeling of eased muscle tension.
- Through massage, it supports blood flow to the skin in the treated area.
- Menthol gives the massage freshness, while citral and limonene add a soft citrus scent.
- Camelina oil softens and nourishes the skin.
- It massages in easily until fully absorbed.
Key ingredients: lesser celandine, horse chestnut, red vine leaves and camelina oil
Horse chestnut seed extract
- a traditional ingredient of herbal balms
- complements lesser celandine and troxerutin
- cares for the skin during massage
Red vine leaf extract
- together with butcher's broom root extract
- plant extracts that complement each other in the balm
- care for the skin
Camelina oil
- contains vitamins D and K
- carries omega-3, omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids
- softens and nourishes the skin
Other active ingredients
- TroxerutinA flavonoid derived from rutin that complements the plant extracts.
- MentholGives the massage a fresh note.
- GlycerinSoftens the skin and protects it from drying out.
How to use
Three steps, two to three times a day
- 1Take a small amount of balm.
- 2Apply it with light massaging movements and massage in until fully absorbed.
- 3Repeat 2–3× a day.
What to expect
What you will feel during the massage
- During the massageThe balm massages in easily until fully absorbed, and you'll notice the freshness of menthol and a soft citrus scent.
- With regular useA massage two to three times a day becomes a little ritual for your joints and muscles. Every body is different.
In a nutshell
Everything important in one place
- Texture
- balm, massages in until fully absorbed
- Pack size
- 75 ml
- When
- 2–3× a day
- Where
- joints, back, lower back and muscles, with a light massage
- Herbs
- lesser celandine, horse chestnut, butcher's broom, red vine leaves
Ingredients and safety
Contents: 75 ml. Ingredients: water, glycerin, isopropyl palmitate, hydrogenated castor oil, lesser celandine extract, horse chestnut seed extract, butcher's broom root extract, red vine leaf extract, red milk-cap mushroom extract, camelina oil, troxerutin, menthol, acrylates/C10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer, triethanolamine, alcohol, sodium benzoate, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, limonene, citral.
Caution: For external use only. Do not apply to broken skin, and avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes.
Questions
What you ask most often
How do I use the balm?
Apply a small amount with light massaging movements to the areas that need care and massage in until fully absorbed. Apply 2–3 times a day.
Why is it called Frog's Stone?
After lesser celandine, a plant known in folk tradition as frog's stone. Its extract is the main ingredient of the balm.
What else does the balm contain?
Extracts of horse chestnut seed, butcher's broom root and red vine leaves, camelina oil with vitamins D and K, troxerutin and menthol.
Will it replace a visit to the doctor?
No. It is skin care and massage. If swelling, redness or pain does not subside, see a doctor.
Who makes the balm?
We offer it in our e-shop as a partner product; it is not made in our own production.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Herbal creams, balms |
|---|---|
| Weight: | 0.01 kg |
| EAN: | 4820183472243 |
| ? #VLASTNOST#Ficaria verna, horse chestnut extract: | |
| ? #VLASTNOST#Camelina oil with vitamin D: | |
| ? #VLASTNOST#Red grape extract: | |
| ? #VLASTNOST#Traditionally used for joints: | |
| ? #USP#A traditional ritual for your joints: | |
| ? #USP#A warm embrace of herbal massage: | |
| ? #USP#A moment of relief in every touch: | |
| ? #USP#Nature's strength for your body: |