Preparations for a massage

Pharmacist's advice

To achieve maximum effect, we recommend applying massage preparations to clean, slightly damp skin after a warm shower, as the pores are then open and better absorb nutrients. If you have problems with muscle or joint pain, choose gels with a cooling or heating effect, depending on the type of injury, and massage them with gentle, circular upward movements to further stimulate lymphatic drainage and circulation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Can massage oils clog pores on the skin?
High-quality massage oils from our offer are mostly non-comedogenic, which means they allow the skin to breathe. If you have extremely oily, acne-prone skin, we recommend using lighter lotions or gels instead of heavy herbal oils.

2. How often can I use gels with a heating or cooling effect?
These specialized gels can be used 2 to 3 times a day, locally on the painful area. It is important not to apply them to damaged skin, wounds, or mucous membranes, and be sure to wash your hands thoroughly after each application.