Argital eucalyptus cream 50ml

For external use on the forehead, under the nose, under the throat and on the chest. Contains abundant pure essential oils and green clay gel. Eucalyptus, juniper and pine give the cream a balm effect, lavender cleanses, rosemary invigorates, lemon balm soothes, hyssop and cinnamon warm, lemon refreshes, juniper and cypress knit, and green clay and sweet almond oil have a protective function.

How to use: Dose a sufficient amount of eucalyptus cream on your fingertips and then apply to the forehead and under the nose and throat massaging in gentle circular movements in a clockwise direction until it is completely absorbed into the skin. The cream can be used several times a day. Before going to bed, apply the cream to the chest as well, where thanks to the body heat, it gradually begins to have a balmy effect during the night. The aromas of essential oils released from the cream make breathing easier during sleep and soothe.

Ingredients: Spring water, Vegetal glycerine**, Sweet Almond oil, Mixture of wheat germ proteins and coconut fatty acids***, Cethyl alcohol* ** (alcohol), Mixture of stearic acid and vegetable glycerine*** (mixture of stearic acid and vegetable glycerine), essential oils: Eucalyptus*, Juniper*, Pine*, Lavender* , Rosemary*, Lemon balm*, Lemon*, Hyssop*, Thuja*, Cypress*, Cinnamomum*; Green clay gel, Benzoin resin extract, Berberis resin extract, Ethyl alcohol, Xanthan gum****, Lactic acid.

* Components of natural essential oils: limonene, benzyl cinnamate, linalool, citral, citronellol, geraniol, Arnyl Cinnamal, eugenol.

** The glycerin or glycerol used in Argital is a natural substance obtained by distilling vegetable fats.

*** An emulsifier that binds water and oils evenly to form a creamy mass.

**** Xanthan gum is a natural vegetable gum or gum.

Even small, correctly performed circular movements are very useful, because they help to better regulate the circulation of fluids in the skin tissues. For people living in the Northern Hemisphere, we recommend circular movements clockwise and for people living in the Southern Hemisphere counterclockwise, as it is known that fluids move clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.