Magnesium “Oil” Spray

Going into a workout with the Dit Da Jow and coming out of it with the magnesium spray has been an incredible duo for meaningful muscle building and after care. It's also great on everyday aches and pains.

Will produce stinging/itching due to the nature of topical magnesium, and should not be sprayed on scratches or open skin. (Whoops.)

On nights I apply this, I notice more relaxed muscles. Good for combating post-exercise pain.

I've had problems with restless leg syndrome for a while now. Since I've been using this oil before bed, it isn't a problem anymore! Everyone needs more magnesium, and this is a great way to get it. I make sure to spray and rub it in with the other leg-- it is quite oily, and leaves a residue.

I love to spray this all over my legs and feet when they are feeling tired or achy, especially before bed. It’s incredibly effective and soothing and really helps with aches and pains or even just general stress. It’s just so RELAXING.

I’ve used this for product for years and consider it a go to for first aid needs. my partner and I have used it for cramping (period, muscles, etc) and it’s always a massive help! wish I could stock up on this one again!!

Anytime I’m feeling a little achy I put this on and I am able to get a good nights sleep

Glides on beautifully nice and silky spreads easily I have used this on my father with his hand cramping up he works as a street sweeper cleaner for the council and is a good little quick fix in a bottle I have also used this on my lower back when it cramps up and softens any tension

Gentle and nurturing, layers well with Cloud King materia. Asclepius is an essential for me and even the mini spray bottles last a long time.

Don’t mind the little salty crust that will form where this is sprayed. That happens with all magnesium sprays. I only got the small version of this and that’s I’ll work for my purposes for now but if you’re someone who works out often or is healing from a long term injury—the larger size is a better value.

I’ve found this oil to be helpful both before sleep as well as during the throes of a fibromyalgia flare. If your skin is sensitive and fussy like mine, I advise gently applying several very thin layers— in my experience, it works best when I let each layer dry before applying any more oil. As the layers build, the application site starts to feel a bit buzzy and glowy and warm…an infinitely relaxing and comforting sensation. Truly a valuable tool in my chronic pain management arsenal.