What It Is
A concentrated botanical topical made for massage over tired, overworked and cranky areas.
Bruja Pain Magic combines red chili peppers, chuchuwasa, ortiga (nettle) and ajo sacha with the botanical base of Dr. Wingo’s Magic Cream.
It is powerful stuff, so this is definitely not a “more must be better” situation.
Why You’ll Love It
Bruja Pain Magic was formulated for those particular spots where muscles and joints have decided not to cooperate.
The formula combines concentrated plant extracts traditionally selected for their soothing properties with warming red chili pepper.
A small amount is all you need. Massage it in gently, give it time, and resist the temptation to keep piling it on.
How to Use
Take a small amount and gently massage it over the desired area.
Start small. You can always add a little more if needed.
After applying, wait before deciding you need more. This is a concentrated formula, and more is not necessarily better.
For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes, and do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
Wash your hands thoroughly after application.
If you experience strong burning, significant irritation, swelling, rash or another unpleasant reaction, wash the product off and discontinue use.
Do not combine with heating pads or intense external heat.
Inside the Apothecary
Red Chili Peppers
The warming troublemaker in the jar. Chili peppers naturally contain capsaicin and give Bruja Pain Magic its characteristic heat.
Chuchuwasa
An Amazonian bark with a long history of traditional use in preparations for physical comfort.
Ortiga — Nettle
A traditional botanical used in preparations for tired and uncomfortable-feeling areas.
Ajo Sacha
An Amazonian plant whose name means “wild garlic,” traditionally used in botanical preparations associated with muscles, joints and physical comfort.
All four are incorporated into the botanical base of Dr. Wingo’s Magic Cream.
