This topical magnesium gel is perfect for massage. It’s formulated to glide over tight, sore muscles and joints and hold magnesium on the skin.
Bolton’s Naturals Magnesium Gel can also help to soften rough skin. This version is unscented, but magnesium gel is also available with lavender essential oils.
$27.49
In stock
Your body needs magnesium, whether you’re pushing it at work or at play. This mineral is essential for your muscles, joints, metabolism, and more.
Magnesium gel is a clear massage gel that holds magnesium on your skin.
This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Note that this product is not intended to treat, prevent, or cure any diseases or conditions.
Bolton’s Naturals Magnesium Gel is a blend of topical magnesium and plant-based Amigel™ to help the magnesium glide. Amigel™ is a 100% natural gelling and stabilizing agent with no petroleum.
Bolton’s Naturals only uses magnesium chloride in its natural state, sourced from seawater. Our topical magnesium products contain over 90 trace minerals not found in Zechstein-mined magnesium chloride.
Each teaspoon of magnesium gel contains 225 mg of magnesium chloride.
All Ingredients: Magnesium chloride, Amigelâ„¢
Magnesium Gel is easy to use! Massage it into your skin. Rub into your feet, your muscles, your back, your neck, or anywhere!. After about 20 minutes, rinse with warm water or have a shower.
Magnesium gel is perfect for after a workout or at the end of a long day hunched over a desk.
Cautions: For external use only. Keep away from the eyes. This product should not cause skin sensitivity; however, discontinue use if you experience redness, rash, or irritation.
Bolton’s Naturals donates 100% of our profits to help end world poverty.
We’ve partnered with Thrive for Good, a charity that trains community leaders around the world to grow life-sustaining organic, nutritious, and sustainable foods at a low cost.
Founded by Linda and Dale Bolton in 2012, our social enterprise is on a mission to bring natural health to the world’s poorest communities.
