Massage balm

A dab is all it takes. This balm extends the mechanical effect of massage by boosting circulation, easing sore muscles and joints — as a warm-up and as recovery.

Three anti-inflammatory oils: andiroba, tamanu and arnica
Gently warming — ideal as part of a warm-up routine
Shea butter long used on stiffness and soreness
A dab per area: a 200 g jar lasts
Keep below 20 °C away from air and light

39,00 €

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Warming effect Ideal as part of a warm-up
3 plant oils Andiroba, tamanu, arnica
A dab is all it takes 200 g jar

No essential oils
Recyclable container

When to use a massage balm on your horse

Before work

On the large muscle groups: tamanu oil tones the circulation with a gentle warming effect.

After work

On the areas that worked hardest, to limit soreness and keep the muscles supple.

Stiffness and sprains

Arnica and shea butter are traditionally used on sprains and stiffness.

Joint discomfort and arthritis

Andiroba, used in the Amazon against joint pain, is the heart of the formula.

Tension spots found while grooming

A warm spot under your hand: a dab and two minutes of massage.

How to use a massage balm on your horse

A dab is all it takes: the balm extends the mechanical effect of massage by boosting circulation.

Take

A dab of balm per area.
Massage

Two minutes of massage on the area: large muscle groups, an area that worked hard, or a tension spot found while grooming.
Choose the moment

Before work, as a warm-up, for its gentle warming effect; after work, to limit soreness and keep the muscles supple.

Storage: a blend of butter, precious oil and oil macerate, the balm should be kept somewhere cool (below 20 °C), away from air and light.

Balm, mud or salt: which care for your horse’s muscles?

Three complementary gestures, depending on the time you have and the moment in the session.

Criterion	Massage balm	Thermequin Terre	Dead Sea salt
The gesture	Massage: a dab per area	A thin poultice	Foot soak, sponge wash, boot or sock
The time	Two minutes of massage	30 minutes minimum, ideally until dry	Fast muscle release
The moment	Before work (gentle warming effect) and after	The end-of-session habit, for recovery	When there is no time to let mud dry
The areas	Large muscle groups, tension spots	Legs, tendons, joints, muscles and skin	Feet, legs, muscle groups

The ingredients of the massage balm, one by one

Three plant oils and a butter, chosen for muscles, joints and skin.

Tamanu

Valued for its healing, circulation-boosting and anti-inflammatory properties. It tones the circulation with a gentle warming effect, and brings suppleness and elasticity to the skin.

Andiroba

Traditionally used in the Amazon against inflammatory joint and muscle pain. Soothing, regenerating and skin-repairing.

Arnica

Calming, ideal for care before and after work, muscle and joint discomfort, sprains and stiffness.

Shea butter

Recommended as a decongestant to ease sprains, soreness and rheumatism.