Active Components:

Devil’s claw: It owes its name to the four hard appendages on the fruit, which can cause injuries to animals, forcing them to make “devilish” movements.

Arnica: this mountain plant grows spontaneously in the Alpine regions and is known for its properties. It is rich in substances and essential oils that are allies of well-being.

Boswellia: It is a tree native to India whose resin is used to obtain an extract with topical properties.

Menthol: When you come into contact with menthol, for example by applying an ointment, it gives a sensation of freshness. In addition, topically it has a soothing action.

Aloe vera gel: An opalescent gel is obtained from the fleshy part of the Aloe leaves. It contains several substances including mucilage, vitamins, minerals, saponins and glycoproteins.

Curcuma: Herbaceous, perennial plant, of which the rhizome is mainly used. It is currently also being used in the Italian cuisine. Topically, it creates a feeling of well-being in the area where it is applied.

Cinnamon: It is one of the most well-known and used spices in the world due to its unmistakable fragrance and flavour. The bark of this plant is used in the form of a dry extract.

Ginger: A herbaceous plant with a fleshy and branching rhizome, native to the Far East. It’s rich in gingerols and is well known for its properties.