TENZERO G.COOL MASSAGE CREAM - 140 ml
The TENZERO G.COOL MASSAGE CREAM is a specialized blend of relaxing and invigorating ingredients designed to rejuvenate your body and mind while improving skin firmness and elasticity.
Efficacy
This massage cream is crafted not only to provide a relaxing sensory experience but also to help stimulate blood circulation, relieve tense muscles, and offer moisturizing and soothing benefits to your skin. Its specific formula allows the cream to absorb quickly and completely, providing direct nourishment and hydration.
Recommended Target Audience
It is an ideal product for adults looking to alleviate muscle fatigue, stress, and dry skin. Perfect for those who perform high-intensity physical activities, sedentary jobs, or simply anyone seeking a refreshing and body-revitalizing experience at home.
Usage Instructions
Massage a generous amount of the cream onto your skin, focusing on sore and tired muscles until completely absorbed. It can be used daily for maximum results.
Key Points
- Invigorating: stimulates blood circulation and relieves muscle fatigue.
- Hydrating: Provides immediate and long-lasting moisture to skin.
- Absorbent: Penetrates instantly without leaving a greasy residue.
- Nourishing: Contains a blend of ingredients that replenish and revitalize skin.
Volume
Each container holds 140 ml of the TENZERO G.COOL MASSAGE CREAM - enough for several applications.
Full Ingredients List
Please note that the full ingredients list to be provided here would tackle each ingredient in the product's formulation. This predominantly includes core active ingredients for the massage cream's efficiency along with complementary ones for scent, texture, etc.
Please Note: Do a patch test prior to use if you have really sensitive skin. If discomfort occurs, immediately stop the use and consult with a dermatologist.
The TENZERO G.COOL MASSAGE CREAM brings a spa-like experience directly to your home. Nourish, hydrate, and energize your skin and body with this unique and effective massage cream.
