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Phytofrance Gel Circulatoire is a treatment based on essential oils. What's more, its gel texture is much appreciated by professionals, such as masseurs , physiotherapists and beauty salons who practice body drainage.
Its cosmetic formula, enriched with Lavender, Hamamelis, Sage, Mint and Common Cypress, massages, drains and refreshes the legs to drain and relieve.
Heavy legs" are caused by an accumulation of blood in the lower limbs. To reach the heart, blood normally has to pass through the legs, chest and thorax. When the circulatory system fails, venous return can be disrupted, and some of the blood can't get back to the heart.
When this happens, the person feels heaviness, numbness, tingling or pins and needles in the calves.
Phytofrance circulatory gel is specially formulated to help drain and relieve heavy legs. Thanks to its combination of essential oils with circulatory and decongestant properties, such as Hamamelis and Common Cypress, this gel promotes blood circulation and helps reduce fluid accumulation in tissues. Its gel texture makes for gentle, pleasant application, providing an immediate sensation of freshness and lightness.
Heavy legs are often associated with poor blood circulation in the lower limbs. When venous return is disrupted, blood can have difficulty flowing back to the heart, resulting in a sensation of heaviness, numbness, even tingling or pins and needles in the calves. Phytofrance circulatory gel acts deep down to relieve these symptoms and improve the comfort of tired legs.
This circulatory gel is easy to use and can be applied daily to the legs, using gentle, circular massage movements to encourage blood circulation. It can be used by healthcare professionals, such as physiotherapists, as well as at home. Its non-greasy, rapidly absorbed texture makes it comfortable to use in all circumstances, without leaving unpleasant residues on the skin.
Phytofrance circulatory gel is made from natural ingredients rigorously selected for their efficacy and safety. The essential oils of Lavender, Witch Hazel, Sage, Mint and Common Cypress are carefully dosed to guarantee optimal action while preserving the skin. This product is free from parabens, artificial colorants and other harmful ingredients, offering a natural and safe solution to relieve tired legs.
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Simply apply 2 pumps of circulatory gel to each leg, massaging energetically from bottom to top to activate blood circulation.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Aqua, Alcohol denat, Glycerin, Menthyl lactate, Menthol, Ammonium acryloyldimethyltaurate/vp copolymer, Alcohol, sodium levulinate, Sodium PCA, Hamamelis virginiana leaf extract, Sodium anisate, Lavandula angustifolia oil, Sodium phytate, cupressus sempervirens leaf oil, Salvia officinalis oil, Geraniol*, limonene*, linalool*.
*Natural constituents of essential oils.
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Phytofrance Gel Circulatoire 250 ml comes in a 250ml bottle .
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