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A two-piece set: a 4 oz spray of Zechstein magnesium chloride with arnica and lavender, plus a relief roller for targeted application. The spray absorbs fast and is non-greasy; the roller suits smaller joints. It competes with plain magnesium oils on the added arnica and the roller, but the salt can sting on broken skin and the scent is strong.
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Lowest price we've seen: $16.00 on Nov 11 at Cerqular. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Owners like the fast absorption and the convenience of the roller for hands and feet. Some find the salt sting unpleasant on sensitive skin and the lavender scent strong.
The spray blends Zechstein magnesium chloride, Arnica Montana oil, Clary Sage and Bulgarian Lavender essential oils, and distilled water in a supersaturated solution. The magnesium chloride is mined from the site of the ancient Zechstein Sea in the Netherlands.
The formula is non-greasy, absorbs quickly and leaves little residue. It comes in a 4 oz glass bottle with a spray nozzle. Because the solution is a salt, it can cause temporary stinging, so it should be kept off open skin.
To use it, shake well, spray directly onto achy joints and muscles, and rub in thoroughly. It can also be used on the hands, feet, elbows and ankles, on bruises, and during a massage to cover larger areas. The ingredients were tested by third-party labs that hold ISO 17025 certification.
