In which situations is the Loodu St John’s wort ointment suitable, and how should it be used? — St. john’s wort ointment

The Loodu St John's wort ointment is intended for external use — it is applied to specific areas of the body: arms, legs, the trunk area. It is most often used at moments when the body has had a noticeable load: after a long walk, work in the garden, a workout or a busy day on your feet. It is also chosen when there is a feeling of tightness, dryness or slight discomfort on the skin.

The formula based on olive oil and beeswax creates a protective layer on the surface of the skin, which helps to retain moisture and softens the feeling of tightness. The texture is dense — this is not a light gel but a rich balm that stays on the chosen area and does not run.

It is convenient to apply the ointment to a spot: a small amount is rubbed into the area with gentle movements. According to the label, the ointment is applied in a thin layer to the skin of the limbs or body as needed 2–3 times a day. It is handy to keep the ointment at home, at the summer house or to take on a trip — the 40 ml format is compact.

Before the first use it is recommended to apply a small amount of the ointment to a limited area of skin and wait a few hours: plant extracts may sometimes not suit very sensitive skin. Do not apply the product to mucous membranes, into the eyes or to areas with pronounced irritation. If you have chronic skin conditions or take medicines, consult a specialist before use.