Aloe Vera
Aloe Barbadensis leaf juiceHydrating baseA soothing, water-rich aloe base that calms and hydrates the skin.
4 oz (113 g) · use up to 4× daily · ships in 1–2 days

After a hard session, tired muscles and dry skin both need care. This cream works on the surface: a cooling menthol and essential-oil blend gives that soothing post-workout sensation, while aloe, shea butter and a blend of coconut, olive, sesame and rosehip oils deeply hydrate and nourish. Silky, not greasy — it absorbs fast and leaves skin comfortable.
How to use it
More than a moisturiser — a recovery ritual. Massage it into muscles, joints and tendons for a cooling, calming sensation, and into dry skin anywhere it needs hydration.
Aloe and shea for hydration, oils for nourishment, menthol to cool.*
A soothing, water-rich aloe base that calms and hydrates the skin.
Organic shea butter — rich in fatty acids to deeply moisturise and soften skin.
A blend of coconut, olive, sesame and rosehip oils to nourish, replenish and protect.
Menthol and an essential-oil blend for that fresh, cooling, post-workout sensation.
A premium cosmetic cream with aloe, organic shea butter, coconut, olive, sesame and rosehip oils, naturally preserved with radish-root ferment and tocopherol (vitamin E). Net 4 oz (113 g). Made in the USA.
WARNING: For external use only. Not for use on open wounds or broken skin. Avoid contact with eyes — if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with clean water. If irritation occurs, discontinue use. Wash hands after applying. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dark place.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Scoop a small amount onto your fingertips — a little goes a long way.
Massage gently into muscles, joints, tendons or dry skin until absorbed.
Reapply as needed, up to four times a day. Wash your hands after use, and avoid broken skin.
Illustrative, self-reported data for presentation only — not a clinical claim.
It's a topical recovery and hydration cream — massage it into tired muscles, joints and tendons for a cooling, soothing feel, or into dry skin anywhere for deep hydration.
No — despite the label wording, it's a topical cosmetic cream for external use only. Apply it to your skin; don't ingest it.
Menthol and an essential-oil blend give that fresh, cooling sensation, which is why it's popular after workouts on muscles and joints.
No — it's emulsified to absorb quickly and feel silky rather than oily, so it sinks in without leaving residue.
Massage a small amount into muscles, joints, tendons or dry skin up to four times a day. Avoid broken skin and the eye area, and wash your hands after.
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