Is it safe for sensitive skin or for use during pregnancy?

The product contains menthol and camphor, which are well-known cosmetic ingredients but can cause tingling, redness, or irritation on very reactive skin. If you have a history of sensitivity to cooling gels, essential oils, or topical menthol products, apply a pea-sized amount to a small area on the inner forearm and wait 15–20 minutes. No reaction means it's likely fine for your legs. The label advises against use near the face or nostrils of children under 2 years — this is a standard precaution for menthol/camphor products because their airways are more sensitive to strong vapors. For pregnancy and breastfeeding: this is a cosmetic, not a medicinal product, and no specific safety data for those periods is provided. As with any topical product containing active sensory ingredients, it's sensible to consult your midwife, GP, or pharmacist before regular use while pregnant or nursing. Store at room temperature, cap tightly after each use, and discard if the texture, smell, or color changes.