Are there any ingredients worth paying attention to before first use?

The gel-balm contains several ingredients that can cause an individual reaction in some people, so it is worth doing a short test before the first full application.

Menthol is one of the most noticeable ingredients in terms of sensation. It gives a pronounced cooling effect that most people find pleasant, but on very sensitive skin it can cause a slight burning sensation; the gel is not applied to damaged skin. If the skin on your legs is prone to irritation, start with a small area.

Propolis is a bee product. People who are allergic to bee products (honey, wax, royal jelly) should be cautious and check their reaction in advance.

Sweet clover, butcher's broom and Japanese pagoda tree extracts are plant ingredients that, in rare cases, may cause a contact reaction in people who are hypersensitive to certain plants.

To test, apply a small amount of gel to the inside of your wrist or the crook of your elbow and wait 24 hours. If no redness, itching or burning appears, the product will most likely suit you.

The product is for external use only: avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes; it is not used if you are hypersensitive to any of its ingredients, and if an allergic reaction occurs, stop using it and see a doctor. If you have pronounced vascular changes, persistent swelling or pain in your legs, it is worth consulting a specialist before using any cosmetic products on this area.