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Puressentiel Circulation Spray Tonique Express 17 Huiles Essentielles quickly and effectively combats the sensation of heavy legs. Its beneficial properties also help refresh and stimulate blood circulation.
The 17 essential oils in Puressentiel Circulation Spray 100ml provide immediate relief and a pleasant sensation of freshness. They relax and lighten legs, ankles and feet. They have decongestant properties and are excellent anti-swelling agents. They tone the skin, stimulate circulation and boost muscle tone.
Puressentiel Circulation Spray 100ml benefits from all the advantages of aromatic biochemistry adapted to veno-lymphatic circulation problems.
Applied locally, Puressentiel Circulation Spray has a two-stage action: a flash effect of instant freshness accentuated by menthol, and a prolonged effect linked to the deep cutaneous penetration of essential oils, which gradually release their active ingredients for lasting relief.
When applied topically, this spray provides an instant flash of freshness, enhanced by menthol. This sensation of freshness immediately soothes tired legs and swollen feet, providing welcome relief after a busy day. This instant relief helps to relax the lower limbs and improve overall comfort.
In addition to its refreshing flash effect, Puressentiel Circulation Spray Tonique Express offers prolonged relief thanks to the deep cutaneous penetration of essential oils. They gradually release their active ingredients, providing lasting relief from the symptoms of poor circulation. This prolonged action maintains a feeling of well-being throughout the day.
The 17 essential oils in Puressentiel Circulation Spray Tonique Express have remarkable decongestant properties. They act by reducing inflammation and promoting lymphatic drainage, helping to reduce swelling and feelings of heaviness in the legs. This decongestant action is particularly beneficial for those prone to heavy legs and varicose veins.
In addition to its decongestant properties, this spray tones the skin and stimulates blood circulation. The essential oils in the formula act by toning blood vessel walls, improving venous return and reducing leg fatigue. This stimulating action helps strengthen muscle tone and improve the overall health of the lower limbs.
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There are 2 ways to use it:
- Spray on feet, ankles and legs (even through tights or stockings). Massage deeply from the soles of the feet to the thighs.
- As an invigorating, anti-fatigue footbath: 6 large sprays directly into the water (5 liters of warm water in a basin). Use for ¼ hour. Use in the morning to tone up and in the evening to relax.
Not recommended for children under 15 - Do not spray on mucous membranes. For external use only.
A combination of 17 essential oils EOBBD (Huile Essentielle Botaniquement et Biochimiquement Définie): - Cedar, - Ciste, - Citron, - Cyprès, - Fenouil, - Genièvre, - Géranium, - Helichryse, - Lavandin, - Lentisque, - Menthe poivrée, - Orange, - Pin sylvestre, - Romarin, - Sauge officinale, - Thym, - Vétiver + Menthol naturel.
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Puressentiel Circulation Spray is a combination of 17 refreshing essential oils and natural menthol.
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