





Arnica Salve 2 oz.- Natural Recovery Treatment for Pain Relief, Bruises, Wounds, Scaring, Back and Muscle Soreness.
ARNICA SALVE: Formulated with high-concentration Arnica Montana, this advanced cream visibly improves the appearance of bruises, varicose veins, purpura, and fragile skin.
TARGETS BRUISE-PRONE & THIN SKIN: Designed for areas affected by discoloration or surface strain. Ideal for delicate skin on arms, legs, hands, and face—especially where skin tends to thin with age.
THOUGHTFULLY MADE, CLEAN FORMULA: Free from artificial fragrance, parabens, phthalates, and sulfates suitable for all skin types.
Athletic and traumatic bruising
Post procedural bruising
After laser treatments and injectables healing
How to Use
- Amount: Use a small, pea-sized amount per application — this concentrated formula is potent and goes a long way.
- Method: Gently massage into bruised, sore, or affected skin using light, circular strokes. Avoid applying to broken or open skin.
- Frequency: Apply 2–3 times daily until bruising fades or discomfort subsides. For post-procedure recovery, begin use as soon as skin is intact and follow your practitioner’s guidance.
- Best Practice: For best absorption, apply to clean skin. Allow a few minutes to absorb before covering with clothing.
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