How should the balm be applied, and to which areas? — Children’s warming balm-rub with fir & sea buckthorn 2+, 45 ml — AromaSaules

The balm has a dense, gliding texture designed specifically for rubbing in: it spreads easily in a thin layer and is well suited to a short massage rather than ordinary moisturising.

The most common areas of application:

• Feet — the skin here is thick and responds well to rubbing.
• Back and shoulders — especially after a walk in the cold.
• Chest — during an evening massage as part of a relaxing ritual.

Application is simple: apply a small amount of balm to clean skin and rub it in gently with light massaging movements. For children, a thin layer without firm pressure is enough — a child's skin reacts to aromatic components more actively than an adult's.

The balm fits easily into an evening ritual after a bath or a walk: the warmth after a bath enhances the sensation from the conifer and camphor components, and the massage itself helps you wind down.

It is important to avoid applying it to irritated skin, mucous membranes and the area around the eyes.