Organic Arnica Oil Macerate

Are you looking for the gold standard oil macerate for post-workout care, bruises, and stressed muscle areas, made by macerating arnica flowers in an organic vegetable oil, for sports massage and recovery preparations? Herbes et Traditions Organic Arnica Oil Macerate (Arnica montana) is obtained by macerating dried arnica flowers in an organic vegetable oil (typically sunflower or olive). Rich in helenalin, flavonoids, and carotenoids from arnica, it is the benchmark macerate for natural sports cosmetics. 50ml. Organic Ecocert.

Cosmetic profile and properties

• Arnica macerate: flower actives in a carrier oil: macerating arnica flowers in a carrier oil transfers the plant's fat-soluble molecules (carotenoids, flavonoids, helenalin) into the oil. This is very different from a pure carrier oil — it is a complete botanical active.
• The cosmetic gold standard for post-workout care: used for centuries in traditional sports cosmetics for massages after bruising, intense exertion, or minor impact.
• Characteristic yellow-orange color: due to the carotenoids in the arnica flower. An intense color is often an indicator of good maceration.
• Natural sports massage base: used directly for massage or as a base to which massage essential oils (wintergreen, tropical basil, camphor rosemary) can be added.
• 50ml: Organic Ecocert. Herbes et Traditions.

Composition

Arnica (Arnica montana) oil macerate in organic carrier oil. Organic Ecocert. 50ml. For external use only. Do not apply to open wounds. Herbes et Traditions.

How to use this oil macerate?

Post-workout massage: apply with a gentle massage to stressed muscle areas after sports or in case of muscle soreness.

Post-bruise care: gently massage the bruised area (never on an open wound or damaged skin).

Sports massage synergy base: add 2 to 3% essential oil of wintergreen, tropical basil, or camphor rosemary for a complete massage treatment.

Precautions

• Never apply to an open wound, damaged skin, or mucous membranes
• For external use only
• Not recommended if allergic to Asteraceae (arnica, chamomile, daisy)
• Not recommended for pregnant women
• Test on a small area before first use
• Store away from heat and light
• Keep out of reach of children

FAQ

What is the difference between arnica macerate and commercial arnica gel?
Commercial arnica gel is generally a water-based formula (water + gelling agent) with diluted arnica extract and often preservatives. Oil macerate is a completely natural, lipophilic product, with no water or preservatives, and is more concentrated in the plant's fat-soluble actives. Both have similar uses but very different formulations.

Can arnica macerate be applied to a recent hematoma?
Yes, on intact skin only. Never apply to a cut, scrape, or wound, even a superficial one. If in doubt about skin integrity, do not apply.

Does arnica macerate stain clothes?
Yes, the yellow-orange color of the carotenoids can stain light-colored fabrics. It is best to apply it in the evening or protect clothing after application.

The gold standard oil macerate for natural sports cosmetics, with arnica flower actives in an organic carrier oil

Organic Arnica Oil Macerate (Arnica montana), 50ml.

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Complementary products: Organic Wintergreen Essential Oil and Organic Tropical Basil Essential Oil for sports massage synergies.

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