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Weeding since six, walking the market, or lifting at the depot, and your shoulders and calves feel stiff by dusk? Motion Energy is a warming gel with camphor, rosemary and ginger. Massage a little in. Request a call, pay at the door.
Ginger extract builds a lasting warmth under your hands while you knead the tight spot.
Camphor gives the gel its cool-then-warm first touch, and rosemary adds the herbal scent of a proper massage oil.
Water and glycerin make the gel glide easily and leave the skin moisturised, not sticky.
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I braid hair in a salon at Mukono and I am on my feet from eight till seven. By evening my calves and the small of my back are tight.
My sister bought a jar of Motion Energy and gave me some. I rub a little in after my shower, then I put my feet up on a stool for ten minutes. The warm feeling is pleasant and I sleep easier.
P— Prossy N., 44, Mukono
Five named ingredients on the jar: a glycerin gel base carrying camphor, rosemary and ginger extract.
the aromatic crystal behind the cool-then-warm sensation you feel on first contact
a fragrant herb that has long gone into rubs for muscles that have worked hard
root extract that leaves a lasting warm feeling during the massage
a light base that spreads smoothly and keeps skin soft
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A small amount is enough, about what covers the tight spot with a thin layer. More gel only makes the heat stronger.
Evening suits most people, after washing. Skin sometimes warms strongly, so try a small patch first before you use it.
No. Do not put a heating pad or tight wrap over the gel, since that can make the heat too intense on the skin.
Yes, adults of any age can, on intact skin. Children should not, and any swollen or hot joint should be seen by a doctor.
Just a name and a number. Cards and mobile-money PINs are never requested.
The supplier's agent settles the delivery point, the number of packs and a day that works for you.
You pay when the parcel is in your hands, not earlier.
