(Previously Deep Tissue Pain Roller)
This concentrated botanical roll-on was created to support areas of deep muscle tension and everyday body strain.
The formula begins with a base of slow-infused herbal oils — dandelion, calendula, comfrey, and yarrow — traditionally used in topical preparations to support skin comfort and body recovery.
These herbal infusions are paired with a warming and cooling blend of essential oils including wintergreen, peppermint, copaiba, eucalyptus, rosemary, ginger, frankincense, and helichrysum to create a refreshing and soothing aromatic experience.
The easy roll-on applicator allows you to target areas that may benefit from herbal comfort and massage support.
• Dandelion
• Calendula
• Comfrey
• Yarrow
Traditionally used in topical herbal preparations to support skin comfort and everyday recovery after physical activity.
Wintergreen & Peppermint
Provide a cooling sensation often used in topical blends intended for areas of muscle tension.
Copaiba
A gentle resin oil valued for its calming aromatic qualities.
Eucalyptus & Rosemary
Commonly used in body care preparations for their refreshing and invigorating aroma.
Ginger
Adds a warming element to the blend.
Frankincense & Helichrysum
Traditionally used in botanical skincare preparations to support skin wellness.
Roll onto areas that may benefit from topical comfort and massage.
Common application areas include:
• neck and shoulders
• lower back
• hips and glutes
• quads and calves
• feet after long days or activity
Massage gently after applying if desired.
• For external use only
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin
• Avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Not intended for children under 10
• Contains wintergreen — avoid if taking blood thinners or if allergic to aspirin
• Avoid contact with eyes or sensitive areas
Information provided reflects traditional herbal use and is for educational purposes only.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
(Previously Deep Tissue Pain Roller)
This concentrated botanical roll-on was created to support areas of deep muscle tension and everyday body strain.
The formula begins with a base of slow-infused herbal oils — dandelion, calendula, comfrey, and yarrow — traditionally used in topical preparations to support skin comfort and body recovery.
These herbal infusions are paired with a warming and cooling blend of essential oils including wintergreen, peppermint, copaiba, eucalyptus, rosemary, ginger, frankincense, and helichrysum to create a refreshing and soothing aromatic experience.
The easy roll-on applicator allows you to target areas that may benefit from herbal comfort and massage support.
• Dandelion
• Calendula
• Comfrey
• Yarrow
Traditionally used in topical herbal preparations to support skin comfort and everyday recovery after physical activity.
Wintergreen & Peppermint
Provide a cooling sensation often used in topical blends intended for areas of muscle tension.
Copaiba
A gentle resin oil valued for its calming aromatic qualities.
Eucalyptus & Rosemary
Commonly used in body care preparations for their refreshing and invigorating aroma.
Ginger
Adds a warming element to the blend.
Frankincense & Helichrysum
Traditionally used in botanical skincare preparations to support skin wellness.
Roll onto areas that may benefit from topical comfort and massage.
Common application areas include:
• neck and shoulders
• lower back
• hips and glutes
• quads and calves
• feet after long days or activity
Massage gently after applying if desired.
• For external use only
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin
• Avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
• Not intended for children under 10
• Contains wintergreen — avoid if taking blood thinners or if allergic to aspirin
• Avoid contact with eyes or sensitive areas
Information provided reflects traditional herbal use and is for educational purposes only.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
