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Farmacia Contigo, RIVAS VACIAMADRID

Physiorelax™ Forte 75ml

€10.49

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Only 1 unit at this price
Volume 75 ml
75 ml 250 ml

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Relaxing massage cream for muscle pain rich in hot spring water and rosehip oil

75 ml

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Only 1 unit at this price
Volume 75 ml
75 ml 250 ml

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Description

After practicing sports, especially if it is of high intensity, it is highly recommended to tone and nourish the skin of the areas that have suffered more muscular effort, such as the legs and arms and the abdomen.

Physiorelax® Forte is a massage cream that will help you to relax and relax your muscles after a very demanding physical exercise. Thanks to its formulation rich in thermal water and rosehip, this cream will provide mineral salts and emollient and moisturizing properties to the skin.

Its lubricating character is far superior to other muscle relaxation creams, making it ideal for covering a larger body area with less product and making the effects of massage last longer.

*Free of parabens and paraffin.

Muscle relaxation guaranteed!

Instructions for use

Apply a layer to the area to be treated with a massage until completely absorbed. 2 or 3 applications per day after exercise or sport are recommended.

Composition

AQUA (THERMAL WATER). HELIANTHUS ANNUUS SEED OIL. CETEARYL ALCOHOL. PROPYLENE GLYCOL. MENTHA PIPERITA OIL. GLYCERIN. GLYCERYL STEARATE. PEG-100 STEARATE. MENTHOL. ROSA MOSCHATA SEED OIL. PHENOXYETHANOL. CAMPHOR. ARNICA MONTANA FLOWER EXTRACT. SYNTHETIC BEESWAX. CALENDULA OFFICINALIS FLOWER EXTRACT. HYPERICUM PERFORATUM FLOWER EXTRACT. HARPAGOPHYTUM. PROCUMBENS ROOT EXTRACT. ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN. LEMONENE.

Price per 100 ML

€13.99 / 100 ml

Pharmaceutical Advice

Calendula (Calendula officinalis) is a plant in the Asteraceae family that is used in skin care for its beneficial properties. Also known as pot marigold, it is high in anti-inflammatory substances and antioxidants (flavonoids). It also has antiseptic properties and contributes effectively to heal small wounds and superficial lesions.

This ingredient is mostly used externally in lotions, creams, balms and liquid extracts. Its soothing and moisturising properties make calendula perfect for oily, combination and sensitive skin. It can also be found in the formulation of facial toners (it provides antibacterial action and alleviates the aggressions caused by the sun's rays) and is also emollient and helps to maintain the softness of the most delicate and fine skin. This is why it is present in creams to relieve nappy rashes.

Calendula is also used, although less frequently, as an ingredient in dietary supplements. Its antioxidant carotenoid content supports eye health and counteracts free radical damage, delaying cellular ageing. If in doubt when using a product that contains calendula, consult a professional.

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Opinions

10/10

i knew it and it is very good for after my walks. I recommend it

Rosa P.
6/10

In my case it does not help me much. Because my problem is very important. That does not mean that the product is bad

Mary D.
10/10

100% effective

Cristina G.
8/10

I have been using it for a long time

Anonymous A.
8/10

WAS TO GIVE AND I WAS TOLD THAT WELL

Anonymous A.
10/10

Very good

Anonymous A.
10/10

An 8.

Anonymous A.
10/10

All right, everything

Anonymous A.
8/10

superb

Anonymous A.
10/10

I really liked the texture, the effectiveness of the product and its natural smell

Anonymous A.
6/10

I haven't tried it yet

Anonymous A.

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