In cosmetics, the name 'scorpion venom extract' refers to a processed peptide fraction, not raw venom. The ingredient is included because it produces a noticeable warming and tingling sensation when applied to the skin. That sensory effect makes massage feel more intensive and can create a pleasant feeling of looseness in tense areas.
The gel also contains chondroitin sulphate and glucosamine as skin-conditioning ingredients, plus a herbal extract base that adds to the overall massage profile. Together, these give the product a light texture that absorbs quickly, so it works well when you want a massage gel without a heavy, greasy finish.
Because the warming and tingling can be quite pronounced, start with a small amount if you are not used to this type of product or if your skin is sensitive. Apply only to intact skin and keep the gel away from your eyes and mucous membranes. If redness, burning or another unwanted reaction appears, stop using it. This is a cosmetic product designed to enhance massage, not a medicine.