Benjamins Rubbing Alcohol With Wintergreen
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Benjamins Rubbing Alcohol With Wintergreen provides a cooling and stimulating effect when used for sponge baths and body rubs, combining alcohol with methyl salicylate and menthol in a traditional astringent formula.
Perfect for muscle relief alongside cooling body rubs The wintergreen variant offers added methyl salicylate and menthol to help soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin, alongside the traditional cooling astringent benefits.
One formula for cooling and muscle relief Standard rubbing alcohol cools and refreshes, but the addition of methyl salicylate — commonly known as wintergreen oil — adds a soothing element for tired muscles too. This formula is built to combine both benefits in a single astringent lotion.
Key Features & Benefits
- Cooling & Stimulating Effect: For sponge baths and body rubs.
- Astringent Rubbing Lotion: A traditional formula for hot conditions.
- Active Ingredients: Alcohol 70% v/v and Methyl Salicylate 2% v/v.
- Menthol Included: Adds to the cooling sensation.
- Muscle Relief Support: Methyl Salicylate helps soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin.
Product Specification
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 500 ml |
| Product Type | Astringent rubbing lotion with wintergreen |
| Active Ingredients | Alcohol 70% v/v, Methyl Salicylate 2% v/v |
| Inactive Ingredient | Menthol |
| Use | External use only |
How the Ingredients Work
- Alcohol (70% v/v): The formula's active base, providing the cooling and astringent effect.
- Methyl Salicylate (2% v/v): An active ingredient, also known as wintergreen oil, included to support muscle relief when massaged into the skin.
- Menthol: An inactive ingredient included to enhance the cooling sensation.
How to Use and Care for Rubbing Alcohol With Wintergreen
Prep: For external use only.
Apply: Apply to skin for sponge baths, body rubs, or to help soothe tired muscles.
Targeted Timing: Massage gently into the skin if targeting muscle relief, or allow to air dry after a general rub.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from open flame.
Safety note (reproduced from verified sources, not softened): For external use only. Serious gastric disorders will result if taken internally. Not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. Keep away from eyes, irritated skin and sensitive areas. Keep out of reach of children.
Who this is for
Anyone wanting a traditional astringent rubbing lotion for cooling body rubs and muscle relief, for use by adults and children over 6 years.
Who this is NOT for
Not for internal use, and not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. Not intended for use near the eyes or on irritated or sensitive skin.
FAQ
Q1. What does the wintergreen add to this formula? Methyl Salicylate (wintergreen oil), which helps soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin, alongside the standard cooling effect.
Q2. Is this safe to use on children? It's not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. For children over 6, use as directed and keep away from eyes and sensitive areas.
Q3. What happens if this is swallowed? Serious gastric disorders will result if taken internally — this product is for external use only and should be kept out of reach of children.
Q4. Can I use this for muscle discomfort after exercise? Yes — massaging it gently into the skin can help soothe tired muscles, thanks to the methyl salicylate content.
Benjamins Rubbing Alcohol With Wintergreen provides a cooling and stimulating effect when used for sponge baths and body rubs, combining alcohol with methyl salicylate and menthol in a traditional astringent formula.
Perfect for muscle relief alongside cooling body rubs The wintergreen variant offers added methyl salicylate and menthol to help soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin, alongside the traditional cooling astringent benefits.
One formula for cooling and muscle relief Standard rubbing alcohol cools and refreshes, but the addition of methyl salicylate — commonly known as wintergreen oil — adds a soothing element for tired muscles too. This formula is built to combine both benefits in a single astringent lotion.
Key Features & Benefits
- Cooling & Stimulating Effect: For sponge baths and body rubs.
- Astringent Rubbing Lotion: A traditional formula for hot conditions.
- Active Ingredients: Alcohol 70% v/v and Methyl Salicylate 2% v/v.
- Menthol Included: Adds to the cooling sensation.
- Muscle Relief Support: Methyl Salicylate helps soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin.
Product Specification
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 500 ml |
| Product Type | Astringent rubbing lotion with wintergreen |
| Active Ingredients | Alcohol 70% v/v, Methyl Salicylate 2% v/v |
| Inactive Ingredient | Menthol |
| Use | External use only |
How the Ingredients Work
- Alcohol (70% v/v): The formula's active base, providing the cooling and astringent effect.
- Methyl Salicylate (2% v/v): An active ingredient, also known as wintergreen oil, included to support muscle relief when massaged into the skin.
- Menthol: An inactive ingredient included to enhance the cooling sensation.
How to Use and Care for Rubbing Alcohol With Wintergreen
Prep: For external use only.
Apply: Apply to skin for sponge baths, body rubs, or to help soothe tired muscles.
Targeted Timing: Massage gently into the skin if targeting muscle relief, or allow to air dry after a general rub.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from open flame.
Safety note (reproduced from verified sources, not softened): For external use only. Serious gastric disorders will result if taken internally. Not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. Keep away from eyes, irritated skin and sensitive areas. Keep out of reach of children.
Who this is for
Anyone wanting a traditional astringent rubbing lotion for cooling body rubs and muscle relief, for use by adults and children over 6 years.
Who this is NOT for
Not for internal use, and not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. Not intended for use near the eyes or on irritated or sensitive skin.
FAQ
Q1. What does the wintergreen add to this formula? Methyl Salicylate (wintergreen oil), which helps soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin, alongside the standard cooling effect.
Q2. Is this safe to use on children? It's not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. For children over 6, use as directed and keep away from eyes and sensitive areas.
Q3. What happens if this is swallowed? Serious gastric disorders will result if taken internally — this product is for external use only and should be kept out of reach of children.
Q4. Can I use this for muscle discomfort after exercise? Yes — massaging it gently into the skin can help soothe tired muscles, thanks to the methyl salicylate content.
Benjamins Rubbing Alcohol With Wintergreen provides a cooling and stimulating effect when used for sponge baths and body rubs, combining alcohol with methyl salicylate and menthol in a traditional astringent formula.
Perfect for muscle relief alongside cooling body rubs The wintergreen variant offers added methyl salicylate and menthol to help soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin, alongside the traditional cooling astringent benefits.
One formula for cooling and muscle relief Standard rubbing alcohol cools and refreshes, but the addition of methyl salicylate — commonly known as wintergreen oil — adds a soothing element for tired muscles too. This formula is built to combine both benefits in a single astringent lotion.
Key Features & Benefits
- Cooling & Stimulating Effect: For sponge baths and body rubs.
- Astringent Rubbing Lotion: A traditional formula for hot conditions.
- Active Ingredients: Alcohol 70% v/v and Methyl Salicylate 2% v/v.
- Menthol Included: Adds to the cooling sensation.
- Muscle Relief Support: Methyl Salicylate helps soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin.
Product Specification
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 500 ml |
| Product Type | Astringent rubbing lotion with wintergreen |
| Active Ingredients | Alcohol 70% v/v, Methyl Salicylate 2% v/v |
| Inactive Ingredient | Menthol |
| Use | External use only |
How the Ingredients Work
- Alcohol (70% v/v): The formula's active base, providing the cooling and astringent effect.
- Methyl Salicylate (2% v/v): An active ingredient, also known as wintergreen oil, included to support muscle relief when massaged into the skin.
- Menthol: An inactive ingredient included to enhance the cooling sensation.
How to Use and Care for Rubbing Alcohol With Wintergreen
Prep: For external use only.
Apply: Apply to skin for sponge baths, body rubs, or to help soothe tired muscles.
Targeted Timing: Massage gently into the skin if targeting muscle relief, or allow to air dry after a general rub.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from open flame.
Safety note (reproduced from verified sources, not softened): For external use only. Serious gastric disorders will result if taken internally. Not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. Keep away from eyes, irritated skin and sensitive areas. Keep out of reach of children.
Who this is for
Anyone wanting a traditional astringent rubbing lotion for cooling body rubs and muscle relief, for use by adults and children over 6 years.
Who this is NOT for
Not for internal use, and not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. Not intended for use near the eyes or on irritated or sensitive skin.
FAQ
Q1. What does the wintergreen add to this formula? Methyl Salicylate (wintergreen oil), which helps soothe tired muscles when massaged into the skin, alongside the standard cooling effect.
Q2. Is this safe to use on children? It's not recommended for infants and children under 6 years. For children over 6, use as directed and keep away from eyes and sensitive areas.
Q3. What happens if this is swallowed? Serious gastric disorders will result if taken internally — this product is for external use only and should be kept out of reach of children.
Q4. Can I use this for muscle discomfort after exercise? Yes — massaging it gently into the skin can help soothe tired muscles, thanks to the methyl salicylate content.
