This effective magnesium butter is a must-have to combat sinus, respiratory, and muscle woes this winter. Enjoy the incredible relaxation magnesium brings with the added support of clearing congestion so you can breathe easily this winter.
Soothe your sinuses and your mind with Winter Mag Rub - a natural alternative to replace your usual chest rub!
Apply to your chest, neck, throat back and under the nose to inhale the subtle aromas and relieve congestion.
This refreshing blend does wonders when applied to your feet at bedtime!
Winter Mag Rub is bound to be a new household favourite, helping your family combat the ills and chills this winter.!
100% Natural Ingredients - Made in Rotorua, NZ
*Certified Biogrow Organic
Shea Butter*, Extra Virgin Coconut Oil*, Magnesium Oil, Jojoba Oil*, Candelilla Wax, Vitamin E, Grapefruit Seed Extract, Menthol, Essential Oils of Eucalyptus*, Tea Tree*, Peppermint* and Chamomile
More about some of our key ingredients:
Magnesium Oil
We know and love magnesium for its potential to relieve pain, aid sleep and bring a sense of calm to the body and mind.
Menthol
Cooling on the skin, soothing and delightfully minty, menthol crystals bring a refreshing aroma to any topical product they're added to. Perfect for our winter blend!
Eucalyptus Essential Oil
An incredible decongestant which also works wonders for mental clarity, aiding concentration and focus. Stimulates circulation so a great helping hand for sore muscles.
Peppermint Essential Oil
This waft of freshness helps clear congestion and heat, and has local anaesthetic and antiseptic properties.
Tea Tree Essential Oil
Tea Tree has immune stimulating properties to boost natural defences in addition to its direct action on contact with infectious bugs. Used in a vaporiser or steam inhalation Tea Tree can quickly help ease respiratory congestion and fortify immune defences.
Chamomile Essential Oil
Great for the skin and even better for the mind, chamomile joins the party to calm your nerves, promote restful sleep, and soothe your muscles.
