The gel is designed to be practical for use on different parts of the body, and its light texture that absorbs quickly can be appealing for facial application. However, you need to take extra care. The product cautions specify you must avoid the eye area and mucous membranes entirely.
Menthol provides a cooling sensation, which some may find pleasant, but it can also be irritating, especially on thinner facial skin. The combination of botanical extracts like arnica, calendula, and comfrey is intended for irritated or overworked skin, but if you have a history of skin sensitivity or allergies, it's wise to test the gel on a small, less noticeable area of your face (like your jawline) first and wait 24 hours for any reaction.
It is only for use on intact skin. If you have broken skin, cuts, or active acne lesions on your face, do not apply the gel to those areas.
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