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Lower back and knees tight by the time the shop closes? Flekosteel is a gel that heats up under your hands, with hot pepper oil and camphor in front and five aromatic oils behind. Start with a pea-sized dab. Ask for the call; pay when it arrives.
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I run a small kiosk near the Mombasa ferry and I am on my feet from dawn. My brother-in-law said he used Flekosteel on his back after loading goods.
Once the kiosk is shut I massage a little into my lower back and knees. The warmth is strong, so I began with a tiny bit and bought a proper stool.
S— Said K., 53, Mombasa
Hot pepper oil brings a tingling warmth that spreads as you rub the gel in.
Camphor feels cool first and then warm, the signature note of a massage rub.
Fir, rosemary, ginger and cinnamon oils lend a pine-and-spice aroma to every massage.
A massage gel where hot pepper oil and camphor lead, with five aromatic oils and two natural extracts behind them.
the source of the warm, tingling feel as the gel spreads on the skin
cool at first, then warming; the classic note of massage rubs
two natural extracts that form the soft body of the gel
pressed from fir needles, adds a fresh pine scent
oils from kitchen herbs and spices that give the gel its aroma and an extra layer of warmth
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A pea-sized dab to begin with, because the warmth can be strong. Add a little more only if your skin handles it well.
It warms and tingles because of the hot pepper oil. If it burns uncomfortably, wash it off with soap and water.
The pack gives no stop date. Use it as needed on unbroken skin and pause if redness or itching appears.
Yes, of camphor, fir and spices. The scent fades once the gel is absorbed.
That is all the form needs. Card numbers and M-Pesa details are never requested.
The consultant runs through your town, road or estate, how many packs, and which day suits you for delivery.
You hand over the shillings when the parcel has reached you.
