Arnica Massage

Oil

Works as intended and smells great!

I've been looking for a topical to help with muscle aches and joint paint and I love this Arnica massage oil. It's not too greasy and is easily absorbed into my skin. I feel like it it helps address the soreness.

Wonderful scent, all the ingredients may have health benefits, in the right amounts. Could be very helpful for muscle or joint pain. Have seen warnings about using too much wintergreen oil, you can google it and read up about it and make your own decision, but since this does not appear to have too much wintergreen oil, it is probably ok. Just be aware, in case you think about adding wintergreen oil to make it stronger, that there could be complications if you add too much.  Do not take wintergreen oil by mouth and do not put it on babies. I mention this because another reviewer said they bought wintergreen oil to add to this product.  Cut and pasted from WebMD "Taking as little as 4 mL (less than a teaspoon) of wintergreen oil by mouth can be fatal. Wintergreen oil is likely unsafe when applied to the skin of children less than 2 years-old."

Pros:- This massage oil smells really nice and doesn't seem too strong at all for me.- It feels really good and doesn't leave any unpleasant residue on the skin.- I don't know if it's a placebo effect, but it did seem to relax my neck muscles somewhat when applied during testing.Cons:- The expiration date for this oil is only a year out from the purchase date.- The cost per ounce is very high for some pretty standard oil ingredients.Overall, I like the smell and feel of the massage oil. It seems to work well enough, but the costliness and longevity concerns limit a higher rating in my opinion.Recommendation: I wouldn't buy this unless it was on sale.

This is exactly what I expected. It is a massage oil and comes out as such but doesn’t come out uncontrollably quick. It doesn’t help with sore muscles as well. I’m happy with this and will continue to use it