Review on Transdermal Aromatherapy East Indian Lemongrass Non Greasy by Anthony Hopkins

As a masseuse I have a lot of experience with lotions and oils as well as "skin supplements". Ingredients you can add to absorb into your body such as Magnesium, Vitamin D etc. I gave it one star because I personally prefer glycerine free lotions/creams. In my opinion it adds a greasy feel that I still feel on my hands after a few hours of application. This means it doesn't actually help the skin, just sits on top of it. This is a cheap supplement that I don't think is needed for a quality cream or lotion. Otherwise I love this cream. The ingredients are pretty clean and I'm a big fan of lemongrass. Most Americans are deficient in magnesium, and skin applications are the best way to get this mineral into your body. I wonder why Epsom salt baths work? MAGNESIUM! Most Epsom salts are made of magnesium, and when added to warm bathwater, it opens the pores and allows the skin to absorb the salts' benefits. this) - this can be a bit harsh for sensitive skin and a lot of people don't like it. Oral magnesium can cause stomach upset if you don't take the right form. and there are many types of magnesium (think milk of magnesia!). I personally love the cream option and regularly recommend it to my clients. One of the magic behind this is the inclusion of MSM, which helps the body absorb and assimilate magnesium. I would not buy a magnesium cream that does not contain this component. For me I wouldn't put it on the legs but rather on the legs as this is an area where people often have muscle problems such as: B. Restless Legs and Charlie's Horses. and the skin there will absorb it better too. All in all I probably won't buy again simply because I really hate the feeling glycerin leaves on my skin. For that reason I gave it 4 stars, but a lot of people don't mind glycerin based products. It makes everything cheaper for me. However, I would advise my customers to get this if they are okay with that "glycerin" feel.