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Pedalled a boda all day or bent over a charcoal stall in Kisenyi? This 50 g jar of warming gel combines camphor, rosemary and ginger extract for a heating massage on shoulders, back and calves. A small amount, rubbed in. Order by phone; cash goes to the rider.
A simple massage gel built on camphor, rosemary and ginger, in a glycerin and water base.
gives the cool-then-warm aroma found in classic rubs for tired muscles
fragrant herb that massage makers favour for hard-used calves and shoulders
a warming root that adds heat to the feel of the massage
the smooth base that spreads easily and moisturises the skin
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Ginger extract adds a heating feel on the skin while you massage the shoulders or lower back.
Camphor and rosemary give the gel the sharp aroma long associated with massage rubs for hard-working muscles.
Glycerin and water keep the gel smooth to spread and leave the skin feeling moisturised after the massage.
Either works. Many people use it after work in the evening, but a small amount before a long day is just as fine.
Do not layer it over another rub on the same patch of skin. Camphor and ginger already warm the skin, and two heating products may irritate.
No. Leave the skin open, and avoid heating pads or tight bandages on top, because they can make the warmth too strong.
Adults of any age can try it on a small patch first. It is not meant for children, and thin or fragile skin may react sooner.
5/5
I braid hair at a salon in Gulu and my shoulders are stiff by closing time. I wanted something to rub in that was not a pill.
My sister in Lira had the jar of Motion Energy, so I borrowed some, then ordered my own. I massage a bit in after I shut the shop and the warmth is pleasant. I also stretch now before I start.
B— Beatrice A., 51, Gulu
Just a name and a number. Card and mobile-money details are not needed.
The supplier's consultant agrees the delivery place, the number of packs and the day that suits you.
Pay the rider in cash when you take the parcel.
