4 oz Glass Jar

•Shea Butter

•Coconut Oil

•Jojoba Oil

•Beeswax

•Vitamin E Oil

2 oz Glass Bottle
Shake well before every use.

•Magnesium Chloride Flakes

•Distilled Water

•Vitamin E Oil

**Make sure NOT to spray it on any sensitive skin, wounds/cuts, and do NOT spray on your face (mouth, nose, eyes).**

•To help if you get any itching after applying:
-Do a patch test on a small area of your skin first to make sure no reaction occurs
-If it is too strong for you, you may add some extra distilled water to dilute it
-Moisturize your skin before applying the spray. That can help have a barrier between your skin and the spray

•Why does Magnesium Spray make me itch or sting?
-can be because of low levels of magnesium in your body
-open pores or broken skin
-dryness

**Magnesium Chloride is similar to salt, and putting salt on a wound stings. Even if your skin is not visibly broken, even dryness can cause irritation due to the salty product

-Rinse off product if you feel irritation continues and slowly introduce your body to the spray in smaller amounts on body

16 oz Glass Jar

•Magnesium Chloride Flakes

•Distilled Water

•Coconut Oil

•Beeswax

•Emulsifying Wax

•Shea Butter

•Sweet Almond Oil

•Vitamin E Oil

**Make sure NOT to put it on any sensitive skin, wounds/cuts, and do NOT put on your face (mouth, nose, eyes).**

4 oz Glass Jar

•Magnesium Chloride Flakes

•Distilled Water

•Coconut Oil

•Beeswax

•Emulsifying Wax

•Shea Butter

•Sweet Almond Oil

•Vitamin E Oil

**Make sure NOT to put it on any sensitive skin, wounds/cuts, and do NOT put on your face (mouth, nose, eyes).**

•Beeswax

•Shea Butter

•Coconut Oil

•Vitamin E Oil

•Sweet Almond Oil

•Peppermint Essential Oil

•Beeswax

•Shea Butter

•Coconut Oil

•Vitamin E Oil

•Sweet Almond Oil

•Vanilla Fragrance

4 oz Plastic Jar

•Coconut Oil

•Beeswax

•Emulsifying Wax

•Sugar

•Body Wash

•Brown Sugar

4 oz Plastic Jar

•Coconut Oil

•Beeswax

•Emulsifying Wax

•Sugar

•Body Wash

•Brown Sugar

*Pictures of Cow Horns that have been made.