Arnica Infused Castor & Jojoba Oil Roller

A soothing herbal roller traditionally used to support muscles and joints after physical activity, overexertion, or everyday aches and discomforts. The combination of arnica, castor oil, and jojoba oil provides a smooth, nourishing application that absorbs easily into the skin.

Common Uses:

• Muscle soreness

• Minor bruising

• Joint discomfort

• Tension from physical activity

Comfrey Infused Castor & Jojoba Oil Roller

A nourishing herbal roller traditionally used to support muscles, joints, and healthy skin. Comfrey has been valued for generations as a comforting herb for everyday aches and areas needing extra care.

Common Uses:

Muscle and joint support

Minor bumps and bruises

Dry or irritated skin

General body comfort

Precautions:

For external use only.

Do not apply to broken skin, deep cuts, or open wounds.

Avoid contact with eyes.

Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Ingredients: Comfrey-infused oil, castor oil, jojoba oil, vitamin E oil.

Cayenne, Turmeric & St. John's Wort Infused Castor & Jojoba Oil Roller

A warming herbal roller designed to help soothe tired muscles and stiff joints. Cayenne is traditionally used to encourage circulation and provide gentle warmth, while turmeric and St. John's Wort have long been valued in herbalism for supporting overall comfort and recovery after physical activity.

Common Uses:

Muscle soreness and tension

Stiff, achy joints and nerve pain 

Areas needing warming support

Promoting healthy circulation

**PLEASE BE CAREFUL. THE OIL CAN STAIN CLOTHES YELLOW (turmeric) ALSO DO NOT TOUCH FACE AFTER USE (Cayenne)WASH HANDS IMMEDIATELY AFTER APPLYING ** Dont ask me how I know this 😂

Precautions:

For external use only.

May cause a warming or tingling sensation.

Avoid contact with eyes, face, and sensitive areas.

Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.

Wash hands after use.

St. John's Wort may increase sun sensitivity in some individuals; avoid excessive sun exposure after application.

Discontinue use if irritation occurs.