Marine Magnesium
Marine Magnesium
Description
Description
Marine Magnesium provides the remedy to muscular tension, pain and inflammation. From the mineral-rich waters of the Iroise Sea emerges Magnesium Chloride, the primary ingredient in Pevonia's Marine Magnesium oil.
This is formulated by nature in the unspoilt waters off the coast of Brittany, France. Marine Magnesium relieves muscular stiffness, cramping, aches and sensitivity.
Recommended for all skin types, this exceptional formulation contains pure and natural Magnesium Chloride, in a light, seawater-infused gel.
Marine Magnesium can be massaged all over the body, either directly onto the skin or mixed with massage oil.
Key Benefits
Key Benefits
- Reduces muscular tension and stiffness, improves relaxation
- Reduces muscle cramps and spasms
- Reduces inflammation and has healing properties
- Remineralising and de-stressing
- Reduces pain, aches, and sensitivity
- Improves joint discomfort
- Delivers skin smoothing properties
- Deeply hydrating
- De-ageing
How to Use
How to Use
Mist the skin with lukewarm water, then apply a small quantity of Marine Magnesium to desired areas of the body. Massage until completely absorbed. Recommended for all skin types. Can also be used for remineralising bath soaks.
Main Ingredients
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Sea Water
Saltwater from the French Iroise Sea contains an abundance of minerals and other components to condition and re-mineralise the skin.
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Marine Magnesium Concentrate
Formulated by nature, Magnesium Salt is a natural product, extracted from seawater, and is renowned to remineralise and detoxify, reduce sensitivity, relieve muscular tension, cramps, pain, and inflammation.
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Acetic Acid
An acid that is a colourless, viscous liquid, produced by fermentation and oxidation of natural carbohydrates found in fruits and vegetables; a.k.a. vinegar. Known to be a pH adjuster, controls bacterial growth, and is an antiseptic.
Collapsible content
All Ingredients
Sea Water (Maris Aqua), Water (Aqua), Glycerin, Xanthum Gum, Benzoic Acid, Acetic Acid