Suitable for care of stressed body areas, including recovery after physical or sports performance.

Key Benefits

• According to the manufacturer, it supports skin revitalization in the area of bruised muscles and joints.
• It is intended for external, local use when massaging body skin.
• It combines cooling and warming components designed for care of stressed areas.
• Ginger extract helps relax stiff muscles, while boswellia is used for soothing care of strained joints.

The cream combines local massage with cooling, warming and revitalizing care for stressed body parts.

Composition

• Chestnut extract contains escin and is associated with skin care after mechanical impacts.
• Comfrey extract supports skin regeneration after mechanical damage.
• Ginger extract has a warming and circulation-boosting effect; boswellia extract is intended for soothing care of strained joints.
• Eucalyptus essential oil refreshes and cools the skin, while rosemary essential oil locally warms it and is used during recovery after physical or sports performance.
• Menthol provides an intense cooling effect, while camphor creates a warming sensation and supports circulation.
• Methyl salicylate is also among the active ingredients.

A well-thought-out combination of herbal extracts, essential oils, menthol, camphor and methyl salicylate offers multiple ways to care for stressed areas in one cream.

Use and Dosage

• Gently rub the cream in with your fingertips 3–5 times daily until fully absorbed into the skin.
• Before the first application, check tolerance on a small area of skin on the forearm.
• Do not apply to inflamed skin or skin irritated by sun exposure or burns.
• The product is not intended for children under 3 years of age.
• Store in a dry and clean place, away from direct sunlight, weather influences and out of reach of children.
• The recommended storage temperature is 5–25 °C.

Checking tolerance before first use will allow you to subsequently incorporate the cream into your regular local skin massage routine.

Packaging and Volume

• The packaging contains 75 ml of cream.

About the Brand

The ALPA trademark was registered in 1913 by Brno entrepreneur Josef Veselý. The production plant moved from Brno to Velké Meziříčí in 1948, and the company subsequently underwent privatization in 1994.

The history of the Alpa brand thus connects its Brno origins with its production base in Velké Meziříčí.