Magnesium Cream
Magnesium chloride and L-arginine, in a goat milk base.
Small bottle, targeted application, the shortest ingredient list we make.
The simplest thing in the line.
Magnesium chloride sits third on the panel, right after our own fresh goat milk and organic aloe. L-arginine, CoQ10, MSM, and organic bamboo round it out. Organic chamomile and grapefruit oil give it a clean, faintly citrus scent.
It comes in a 1.7 oz pump rather than a jar, which suits how people actually use it — a dab at a time, on one spot, rather than spread over a whole limb. Apricot kernel and jojoba oils make it absorb fast and finish dry.
This is the leanest formula we make. No arnica, no glucosamine, no cooling agents. Just magnesium and amino acid over fresh goat milk, for people who want exactly that and nothing else.
• Magnesium chloride and L-arginine
• Organic chamomile and grapefruit oil
• CoQ10, organic bamboo, and sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid)
• Fresh goat milk base, never powdered, with MSM
• Pump bottle for targeted application
• 1.7 oz · Made on our Washington farm
Good for you if:
You already use magnesium and want it in something that treats your skin well, you want a small bottle for a gym bag or nightstand, or you prefer a short ingredient list.
Choose Active or Muscle Cream instead if:
You want arnica, shellfish-free glucosamine and chondroitin, or a cooling sensation. Those are the fuller formulas; this is the focused one.
Worth knowing:
Magnesium chloride can tingle on freshly shaved or broken skin. Spot test first. This is a dairy product; if you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first.
Magnesium chloride and L-arginine, in a goat milk base.
Small bottle, targeted application, the shortest ingredient list we make.
The simplest thing in the line.
Magnesium chloride sits third on the panel, right after our own fresh goat milk and organic aloe. L-arginine, CoQ10, MSM, and organic bamboo round it out. Organic chamomile and grapefruit oil give it a clean, faintly citrus scent.
It comes in a 1.7 oz pump rather than a jar, which suits how people actually use it — a dab at a time, on one spot, rather than spread over a whole limb. Apricot kernel and jojoba oils make it absorb fast and finish dry.
This is the leanest formula we make. No arnica, no glucosamine, no cooling agents. Just magnesium and amino acid over fresh goat milk, for people who want exactly that and nothing else.
• Magnesium chloride and L-arginine
• Organic chamomile and grapefruit oil
• CoQ10, organic bamboo, and sodium hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid)
• Fresh goat milk base, never powdered, with MSM
• Pump bottle for targeted application
• 1.7 oz · Made on our Washington farm
Good for you if:
You already use magnesium and want it in something that treats your skin well, you want a small bottle for a gym bag or nightstand, or you prefer a short ingredient list.
Choose Active or Muscle Cream instead if:
You want arnica, shellfish-free glucosamine and chondroitin, or a cooling sensation. Those are the fuller formulas; this is the focused one.
Worth knowing:
Magnesium chloride can tingle on freshly shaved or broken skin. Spot test first. This is a dairy product; if you have a severe dairy allergy, check with your doctor first.
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