Arnica Boost 3 oz Tube | Natural Pain Relief Cream with Arnica Montana Extract for Soothing Skin Irritation & Inflammation
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Description
- Doctor Hoy’s Natural Arnica Boost Recovery Cream helps to reduce inflammation and promote healing
- Designed for impact injuries, joint pain, neuropathy, muscle soreness, and rapid bruise relief
- 3 oz. tube is great for on-the-go use and travel; ideal for application to larger muscle areas
- Use alone or combine with Doctor Hoy’s Natural Pain Relief Gel
- FSA/HSA eligible
Doctor Hoy’s Natural Arnica Boost Recovery Cream combines three powerful ingredients: Arnica, MSM, and Aloe Vera. These natural ingredients help attack pain and inflammation, and promote healing. Arnica Boost is a natural anti-inflammatory that provides long lasting pain relief ideal for joint pain, neuropathy, muscle soreness, rapid bruise relief and to calm irritated skin and nerves.
Arnica Boost is unscented and has no sensation, making it perfect and safe for all ages and all body parts, even sensitive areas. Available in a convenient flip-top tube for easy application and on-the-go use.
Ingredients
Arnica Montana MT (1X HPUS) (2%) & Arnica Montana Flower Extract (5%): Anti-inflammatory, rapid bruise relief, pain relief, promotes healing.
MSM (Methyl Sulfonyl Methane) (2%): Anti-inflammatory, pain relief, helps body produce collagen and antioxidants.
Hamamelis Virginiana (Witch Hazel Leaf Extract): Anti-inflammatory, strong antioxidant and astringent used to carry ingredients into the skin.
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (Aloe Vera Gel): Skin conditioning agent. Used topically, will ease inflammation of joints and reduce pain.
Hypericum Perforatum Extract (St. John’s Wort): Used to treat bruises, inflammation, muscle pain, and nerve pain.
Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract: Used to prevent muscle spasms, reduce pain and swelling, and to treat poorly healing wounds and varicose veins.
Simmonsdia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil: Skin conditioner, loaded with Vitamin E, regenerates skin.
Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil: Also known as Argan oil. High in anti-aging Vitamin E, reduces skin irritation. Strengthens the protein bonding structures in the skin, improving elasticity.
Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract: Used for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. It is extremely soothing and beneficial for damaged skin caused by acne and excessive dryness. Skin cell degradation is slowed, diminishing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.
Tilia Cordata Flower Extract: Skin conditioning agent.
D-Alpha Tocopherol: Naturally sourced and the most nutritionally significant form of Vitamin E.
Safflower Oil: Widely used in skincare products, recommended for treating acne, scars, wrinkles and extremely dry and flaky skin. Easily absorbed by the skin.
Cetearyl Olivate & Sorbitan Olivate: Emulsifier, combines the properties of olive oil with other naturally derived ingredients.
Deionized Water: Purified water with mineral ions (salts) removed. Used as a medium or additive in many pharmaceutical or cosmetic products, desired for its low chemical reactivity.
Distilled Water: Water that has been purified by boiling into a vapor and then recondensed.
Alcohol: Used as a topical disinfectant.
Glycerin: Humectant; helps skin retain its moisture.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride: Soothing emollient and thickening agent derived from coconut.
Panthenol: Form of vitamin B5, used as a moisturizer and lubricating compound.
Cetyl Alcohol: Derived from coconut oil and palm oil. Commonly used in conditioners.
Glyceryl Monostearate: An organic molecule used as a stabilizer.
Stearic Acid: A fatty acid that occurs naturally in plants. Used as a thickener.
Squalene: Unique oil that naturally occurs in the skin. Helps to stabilize the skin's structure.
Triethanolamine: Organic compound used as a pH balancer.
Allantoin: A natural element used as a safe and effective analgesic. It offers a soothing nature to skin care formulations as an anti-irritant, anti-inflammatory and as a general skin protectant.
