Wintergreen Balm

Wintergreen is probably best known for its distinctive medicinal mint aroma; If you've used a pain-relieving gel or cream with that unique "sports rub" aroma, chances are it contains wintergreen.

When applied, this ointment is easily absorbed by the skin, and the presence of methyl salicylate in wintergreen induces numbness and anesthetic effect, providing pain relief in a specific area. It also stimulates circulation around affected tissues and muscles, bringing a warm sensation to the skin. Wintergreen also boosts mental well-being.

Wintergreen oil is extracted from the glossy oval evergreen leaves of Gaultheria procumbens. The low-growing shrub that is part of the Ericaceae plant family thrives best in rich, organic soils and shady locations, such as on mountains or forests in cool, moist regions, primarily in the northeastern states. United States and Canada. It also has beautiful white flowers, which turn into wonderful bright red berries that birds and other wildlife feast on. Native Americans actually chewed wintergreen when walking long distances to increase their stamina and breathing capacity.

Usage tips :

Apply a small amount to the desired area and massage. Renew the application twice a day.

When using for the first time, it is recommended to apply a small amount to a test area.

Precautions for use :

. Essential oils are powerful, use them with care.

. Not recommended for pregnant, breastfeeding women and children.

. Do not use on open wounds or broken skin.

. Do not apply to mucous membranes (ears, nostrils, eyes, etc.)

. Keep out of reach of children and pets.

. Store away from light and heat.

. Close the bottle tightly after use.

. This product does not replace your medical treatment.

. In the event of an incident: If an essential oil itches, burns you or has been applied to an unwanted area, rinse with vegetable oil! If an ingested essential oil causes you inconvenience, absorb vegetable charcoal. In case of serious symptoms, contact your local poison control center or emergency room.

. For any use of essential oils, hydrosols, plants or plant powder for therapeutic purposes, consult a health professional.