Oil for menstrual pain Not my problem
A cocktail of essential oils with anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic properties
This oil treatment, through massage, helps to relieve the sometimes unbearable pain and cramps associated with the menstrual cycle, felt in the lower abdomen and lower back. It also helps relieve those caused by endometriosis, an all-too-frequently painful - and even disabling - condition from which 1 in 10 women worldwide suffers today.
The oil that soothes and relieves menstrual pain and endometriosis-related pain
Thanks to its ultra-concentrated formula, composed of a cocktail of CBD and targeted essential oils, this oil helps to soothe period pain and reduce nausea.
Applied with a light massage, its oil texture and warming action help relax muscles and relieve spasms and cramps. Just the thing for a little respite during this complicated period.
Recommended by specialized physiotherapists & osteopaths
Partner of the"Elle, la vie l'avenir" association, whose mission is to raise awareness of the disease and create dedicated centers in hospitals.
Apply a few drops of the oil on the painful area (lower abdomen and/or back) and massage very lightly. The use of a hot water bottle in complement will maximize the relaxation.
Wash hands thoroughly after application. External use only. Do not use on injured or irritated skin. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. Not recommended for pregnant women
- Used by specialized physiotherapists and osteopaths trained to rehabilitate and relieve women suffering from endometriosis
- Also acts on bloating, swollen belly, soothes difficult digestion
🟢 Excellent on Yuka
100% ingredients of natural origin
Recyclable glass bottle
Inès : It keeps its promises! Both in terms of cramp relief and the effortless comfort it brings. I loved massaging my lower abdomen with this gentle, non-greasy oil, which leaves a warm sensation, like a hot water bottle.
Laura: It was more than we could have hoped for! It's rare to find effective products to help relieve period-related pain, and all the more natural. It delivers on its promise, both in terms of cramp relief and the effortless comfort it brings. The texture and scent are very pleasant.
Why it works:
CBD extract
Tropical Basil EO
Pink Berry EO
Lemon EO
Chilli
Vegetable oils
"I've had it with harmful endometriosis pain medication! I want a cosmetic treatment that helps relieve cramps! "
Who are you Emma?
I'm 24 and work in the film industry, hoping to become an actress, director and screenwriter. Thanks to my father's job, I've been able to live in different countries. My travels have opened my mind, and I love discovering new cultures. I've learned to respect others and discover myself. I knew quite early on that I had endometriosis, a disease that can often be painful and even disabling in everyday life. Having found nothing effective on the market, I wanted to create a product that would meet the needs of many women, while at the same time respecting our bodies.
Community co-creation
Voting, questionnaires, beta-testing: almost 4000 people took part in making Emma's idea a reality. After a beta test with 200 people, we refocused the active ingredients for even greater pain relief.
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Can endometriosis be relieved?
When our endometrium (the tissue that lines the uterus and thickens during the cycle) disintegrates, causing bleeding (menstruation), part of it migrates and disperses into the abdomen. If it isn't destroyed normally by our immune system, it can graft itself onto organs, leading to complications such as adhesions, cysts and lesions. This is endometriosis. Massage can help relieve the pain associated with menstruation and endometriosis. 👉 By massaging the lower abdomen before and during the onset of pain, with a blend of gentle, nourishing vegetable oils and calming, antispasmodic essential oils, you allow the muscles to relax and give yourself a little respite during this complicated period. But this in no way replaces analgesic treatment, if it is necessary, but provides more natural support and helps to relieve some of the pain.
What is menstrual pain?
It's that time of the month again - the time of the month that for many women rhymes with menstrual pain! Whether it's cramps, headaches or mood swings, period pain can be unbearable. Menstrual pain, also called dysmenorrhea, is located in the lower abdomen (abdominopelvic pain) and can extend to the lower back or legs. They are abdominal or pelvic cramps that occur before or during the period.
