How should the gel be used for massage at home?

For massage, the gel is applied directly to the skin — to the back, legs, shoulders, neck or other areas where tension builds up after a working day or exercise. A small amount of the product is spread over the palms, and then you work with light stroking or kneading movements. The gel lets your hands glide over the skin, making movements smoother and more comfortable.

Bischofite — a natural mineral rich in magnesium — is traditionally used in relaxing body treatments, so this gel fits naturally into an evening ritual after a workout or a busy day. The spruce and pine extracts enhance the feeling of freshness during the massage and leave a light forest scent on the skin.

A few practical points: do not apply the gel to damaged, irritated or inflamed skin. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. The gel is not used in cases of hypersensitivity to its components; if an allergic reaction occurs, stop using it and see a doctor. After two weeks of use, a 1-month break is recommended. If your skin is sensitive, do a preliminary test on a small area — for example, the inside of the wrist — and wait a few hours before full use. After the massage, the gel can be left on the skin — it absorbs without feeling sticky or heavy.