Arnica Oily Macerate 100ml

• Arnica oil macerate has anti-inflammatory, analgesic and healing properties, making it an excellent natural remedy for relieving muscle pain, bruises and contusions.
• Used pure, it helps soothe inflammation, reduce swelling and promote tissue healing.
  
• When combined with essential oils, its benefits can be amplified: tarragon essential oil, for example, reinforces its antispasmodic effect to relieve abdominal cramps, while niaouli or lemon eucalyptus essential oil accentuates its action against muscle and joint pain.

PURE USE:

• Muscle and joint pain treatment: Apply a few drops of arnica macerate directly to painful areas (muscles, joints) and massage gently until completely absorbed. Ideal after physical exertion to relieve aches and pains.
• Bruising Relief: Apply a small amount of arnica macerate to affected areas 2 to 3 times daily to help reduce bruising and inflammation.
• Treatment for heavy legs: Massage your legs with the arnica macerate, moving up from the ankles to the thighs to stimulate circulation and relieve the feeling of heavy legs.

USE WITH ESSENTIAL OILS:

• Muscle Pain Blend: Add 5-10 drops of niaouli or lemon eucalyptus essential oil to 10 ml of arnica macerate. Apply this blend to sore muscles and massage gently.
• Joint Blend: Mix 5 drops of lemon eucalyptus essential oil and 5 drops of lavender essential oil in 10 ml of arnica macerate. Massage painful joints to reduce inflammation.
• Abdominal pain mixture: Add 5 to 10 drops of tarragon essential oil to 10 ml of arnica macerate. Apply this mixture to the stomach and massage gently.
• Care for heavy legs: Mix 5 drops of niaouli or peppermint essential oil in 10 ml of arnica macerate. Massage your legs from the ankles to the thighs to stimulate blood circulation and bring a feeling of freshness.

• Do not ingest.
• Keep out of reach and sight of children and animals.
• Do not take at the same time as anticoagulants so as not to increase the risk of bleeding.
• It is advisable not to use it on open wounds.
• People allergic to Asteraceae should seek medical advice before use.
• Best stored in a cool place, below 10°C, away from light and heat.

• History: Arnica ( Arnica montana ), also known as Tabac des Vosges or Quinquina des pauvres, is a perennial plant of the Asteraceae family. It is renowned for its powerful anti-inflammatory, analgesic and healing benefits.
• Plant part: Flowering tops.
• Processing method: Maceration of 5% of dry plant in linoleic sunflower oil.
• Chemical composition: Sunflower oil (linoleic acid = Omega-6 and oleic acid = Omega-9), arnica flowering tops, palmitic acid, stearic acid.
• Origin: France.
• Brand: Compagnie des Sens.
• Packaged in: France.
• DDM: See on the original bottle.