V.DIKUL TIBETAN JOINT GEL BODY BALM 100ML - KorolevFarm EU
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- V100000003163
- EAN:
- 4610082740778
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Valentin Dikul Tibetan balm is a body-care balm for the joints, formulated to help care for the joints and support comfort and mobility.
Properties:
- has a warming, soothing effect on the muscle and joint area;
- helps support metabolism and local blood circulation;
- supports the comfort of the joints.
Active ingredients: sea buckthorn oil, mumio (shilajit), bee venom, menthol, aloe vera extract, ginseng extract, comfrey extract, ginkgo biloba extract, fireweed extract, marsh cinquefoil extract, ginger extract, dandelion extract, tea leaf extract, pine extract, sage extract, vitamin A, vitamin E.
Directions: rub the balm firmly into the area for about three minutes. For the care of the back or joints, apply the balm with light massaging movements. Course: up to 6 weeks.
Not suitable for: Caution! Do not use in case of sensitivity to the ingredients.
Storage: Store at +5 °C to +25 °C out of reach of children.
NET WEIGHT 100 ml
What it is
V.Dikul Tibetan Deep-Action Joint Balm is a warming body balm for joints and muscles, usually chosen when movement feels stiff after physical strain, long periods of sitting, cold weather, or age-related loss of flexibility. It is designed for topical use and combines plant extracts with classic warming and toning ingredients that create a more mobile, loosened feeling in the applied area.
How the formula works
The formula works mainly through local stimulation. The area first feels cooled, then warmed by rub-in massage and aromatic plant components, a contrast that can make it feel less tense and easier to move.
- Menthol gives an immediate cooling sensation, followed by a warming effect from massage and aromatic plant components.
- Bee venom is traditionally used in joint and muscle balms because it promotes a pronounced warming sensation on the skin.
- Mumio, a mineral-rich resin used for centuries in Central Asian traditions, is often included in balms aimed at active people and those who want more ease in movement.
Herbal and skin-softening components
The herbal part of the composition adds another layer, alongside ingredients that soften the skin and reduce the dry, tight feel that stronger warming formulas sometimes cause.
- Ginger, ginseng, ginkgo biloba, sage, pine, plantain and dandelion extracts are commonly used in external products for massage of overworked areas.
- Sea buckthorn oil, aloe vera, and vitamins A and E help soften the skin and reduce the dry, tight feel of stronger warming formulas.
This makes the balm suitable not only for the knees, shoulders, back, neck, or elbows, but also for repeated use over several weeks when a richer texture is preferred over a fast-evaporating gel.
When people choose it
People usually fit this kind of joint and muscle balm into their regimen after everyday activity or exertion, such as:
- walking, gardening, or training;
- working in a cold environment;
- when the body feels “stuck” in the morning.
A firm rub-in massage is part of how the product performs, because the mechanical action itself improves the sense of looseness in the area. The “Tibetan” concept here refers to a multi-herb balm style inspired by traditional warming body applications rather than a medicinal claim.
Important notes
Because this is an intensive topical formula, keep the following in mind:
- Avoid applying it to irritated or damaged skin.
- Wash hands after use and keep away from eyes and other sensitive areas.
- If you react strongly to bee products, menthol, or herbal warming balms, patch testing first is a sensible step.
Specifications
| Product type | Balm |
|---|---|
| Application area | Body |
| Cosmetic concern | Joint & muscle pain |
| Action / Effect | Repair/regeneration, Pain-relieving, Soothing |
| For whom | Unisex |
| Formulation features | Ayurvedic |
Delivery - terms and prices
After placing an order, delivery is processed on business days. Package design and product images may differ. We dispatch orders within 1–2 working days. Transit time depends on the carrier: within Estonia and to Finland usually up to 3 days, to Latvia 3–4 days, to Lithuania 4–5 days, to Poland up to 7 days. Omniva International Post shows its own lead time for each service.
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- Posti FI parcel locker / pick-up point6.17 €
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- Romania - pick-up point (PUDO)from 3.61 €
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Dispatch 1–2 working days; in transit: Estonia and Finland up to 3 days, Latvia 3–4 days, Lithuania 4–5 days, Poland up to 7 days.
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