Achy Achy Sore Muscle Bath Soak

• Sore muscles? Did a little more than you wanted during your workout or workout? Or did you simply use muscles that you had forgotten about? We have what you need. Slip into our Achy Achy Sore Muscles Soak and let the tension melt away.

Description

Luxury bath salts containing Dead Sea salts and magnesium flakes for true muscle relaxation. pH balanced so as not to cause irritation, even on the most delicate skin and membranes (yes, we are talking about those). With pure organic copaiba, arnica and peppermint essential oils to relax and relieve sore, overworked or tired muscles.

pH balanced - no citric acid or sodium bicarbonate which can irritate the skin and contribute to UTIs.
Magnesium flakes + Dead Sea salts to relax and soothe muscles and tension.
Arnica oil to reduce inflammation and soothe muscle and joint pain.

Dosage

Adults: Fill your bathtub with hot water.
Add at least 100g (1/5 pack) of Achy Achy Sore Muscle Soak under running water and swirl.
Submerge yourself in the water and breathe deeply. Soak and relax for at least 20 minutes.
Drink water or herbal tea before, during and after bathing.
Dry yourself gently.

Hot or lukewarm baths should not be used by people with certain medical conditions (including those who are pregnant or breastfeeding) unless advised to do so by a doctor. Keep out of reach of children.

Nutritional information

Ingredients: Magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt), Maris Sel (Dead Sea salt), magnesium chloride (magnesium flakes), arnica montana oil, copaiba oil, mentha piperita (peppermint) oil.

Adultes : Remplissez votre baignoire d'eau chaude.Ajoutez au moins 100 g (1/5 de paquet) de bain de trempage pour muscles endoloris Achy Achy sous l'eau courante et faites tourner.Immergez-vous dans l'eau et respirez profondément. Trempez-vous et détendez-vous pendant au moins 20 minutes. Buvez de l'eau ou une tisane avant, pendant et après le bain.Essuyez-vous délicatement.Les bains chauds ou tièdes ne doivent pas être utilisés par les personnes souffrant de certaines maladies (y compris celles qui sont enceintes ou qui allaitent), sauf sur les conseils d'un médecin. Tenir hors de portée des enfants.