Magnesium Oil for Children - PRE-ORDER AVAILABLE FOR DESPATCH 26 MAY
SOLD OUT - PRE-ORDER AVAILABLE FOR DESPATCH 26 MAY
Naturally restore your child's magnesium levels and help support better sleep, aid muscle recovery, alleviate restless leg symptoms and improve mood and energy with our topical magnesium oil.
Topical magnesium oil can:
- reduce anxiety and hyperactivity - magnesium is involved in regulating neurotransmitters and may have a calming effect
- aid muscle relaxation and cramp relief - transdermal magnesium can help relax muscles and ease growing pains or cramps, especially in active children
- improve mood and behaviour - adequate magnesium levels may help stabilize mood and improve irritability or mood swings
Magnesium oil is not actually an oil - once magnesium chloride is mixed with water it takes on an oil like texture and does feel like a very lightweight oil when you apply it. For more information on the benefits of magnesium oil and how it works please read our Journal post.
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Ingredients ~ Magnesium chloride and distilled purified water.
Size ~ 100ml. Packaged in frosted glass bottle.
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Use
Patch test. Then apply one to two sprays onto clean skin starting with the soles of their feet. They may experience a tingling of the area sprayed - this usually reduces with continued use. Once you've being using the magnesium oil for a week, you can apply directly onto tired muscles, restless legs and their stomach. Our magnesium oil absorbs easily but you can rub it in (make sure you don't have any cuts or skin irritation on your hands).
Apply up to twice a day.
Keep away from broken skin or sensitive areas (ie. under arms) as irritation may occur. Avoid contact with sheets, clothing, or other products until the magnesium oil is fully absorbed.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
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Safety considerations
External use only. Use as directed but please check with your health care provider if you have a chronic medical condition including diabetes, hypertension, heart disease. Please also consult your healthcare provider if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding.
