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What Our Clients Say
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Bevelyn was amazing!! I was very overdue for a massage and she reminded me why I need to g...more
One of the best massages I’ve ever had. I had the pleasure of Hildah being my masseuse and...more
Hilda was amazing with identifying muscle tightness. She was considerate, checking in with...more
Hildah was amazing. One best massages I have ever had!
Hildah was amazing. I had the worst knots in my back and she got all of them out! I will b...more
Caroline was out of this world good! The sweetest person too. Highly recommended!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Muscle Relief Cream.
Most clients feel cooling or soothing effects within five to fifteen minutes; peak relief varies by severity. Used during massage, it often speeds comfort and mobility, helping muscles relax for deeper, more effective work.
Yes — our therapists commonly apply it as an add-on. It complements massage techniques by reducing pain and allowing deeper pressure safely. Let your therapist know any sensitivities so they can tailor application and technique.
Generally safe for many, but we recommend a brief patch test before full application. Review ingredients and notify therapists of allergies, open wounds, or reactive skin. We can select alternative products for sensitive clients.
Follow the product instructions or your therapist's guidance; typically applications are limited to two or three times daily. Avoid overuse, and stop if irritation occurs. For chronic conditions, consult your healthcare provider before frequent long-term use.
Be cautious combining topical products. Wait until other creams absorb, and avoid mixing with medicated ointments or strong essential oils. If using multiple therapies, inform your therapist so they can prevent interactions and maximize safety.
Yes — avoid if pregnant without medical approval, on broken or infected skin, or known allergy to ingredients. People on blood thinners or with severe cardiovascular conditions should consult a physician before use.