Herbal Roller Gel · Lavender · Cooling
Herbal Roller Gel · Lavender · Cooling
About 14 days at 3 uses a day · $0.59 per use
Based on 3 uses a day on a couple of spots. Your use may vary.
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Description
Description
Cooling comfort for neck and shoulders, wherever you are
The Lavender Patch formula in a fast-absorbing gel. Kinmen Yi Tiao Gen root, wintergreen and peppermint give a cool, soothing feel across the neck and shoulders, with a calming lavender scent. Non-greasy, so you can roll it on at the desk and carry on.
Best for: neck and shoulders at the desk, warm days, a quick cool-down on the go.
Hypoallergenic. Drug-free. No added pigments.
Size: 40g
How to use
Hold the rollerball against the skin and apply with a gliding motion. Use as often as you need through the day. Pairs well with a light massage on the area.
First time? Test a small amount on the inside of your arm for 15 minutes before use.
Before you use
For external use only. Don't use on broken, irritated or inflamed skin, and keep away from your eyes and mouth. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking medication, have a medical condition or sensitive skin, or are considering use on a child, check with your doctor or health professional first. Stop use and rinse with water if redness, itching or discomfort appears.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Backed by Generations
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Gentle by Nature
Rooted in Nature. Backed by Heritage.
We go beyond clean ingredients. Every botanical in our formulas is thoughtfully sourced for its origin, rooted in heritage, and harvested with care.
Yi Tiao Gen (active root)
A root native to Kinmen islands, in the Taiwan Strait. Wild-harvested rather than farmed at scale.
Used for generations in Taiwan to ease aching muscles, stiff joints and everyday aches. Local record traces its use back to the Koxinga era in the 1660s, when soldiers stationed on Kinmen are said to have first turned to the root for relief. It has remained a staple of herbal practice for hundreds of years.
Gathered wild in limited seasonal quantity, with roots typically harvested after three years of growth, in autumn and winter.
Lavender
Originally native to the Mediterranean. Since the 1960s, lavender has also been successfully cultivated in Asia — most notably in Yili, Xinjiang, now one of the world's four major lavender-growing regions alongside Provence and Hokkaido.
Calms a busy mind and helps the body settle for sleep, which is why it's at the heart of our sleep range. Its place in modern herbal practice now includes Asian cultivation that has grown alongside global demand.
Flowering stems are cut in mid-to-late summer at peak bloom, then distilled for oil.
Peppermint
Peppermint itself is a European hybrid mint, but the broader mint family has deep roots in Asia — a related mint, Bo He, is a genuine, long-used Chinese herb valued for its cooling character.
Bo He appears frequently in classical Chinese herbal texts as a cooling herb. Peppermint cools on contact and takes the edge off sore muscles and tension.
Leaves are harvested at peak oil concentration, just before flowering, then distilled.
Eucalyptus
Native originally to Australia, Asia is now the world's largest producer of eucalyptus oil by volume (around 70%) — the plant travelled the opposite direction to most of our other ingredients.
Used by Aboriginal Australians for centuries before European settlement. Introduced to Asia in the early 1900s, where it became part of local herbal medicine and oil production. Clears the head and cools tired muscles.
Leaves are harvested and steam-distilled; oil quality is measured by cineole content.
Hero Ingredients
Yi Tiao Gen
ORIGIN
A root native to the Kinmen islands, a small archipelago in the Taiwan Strait. Wild-harvested rather than farmed at scale.
HERITAGE
Local record traces its use back to the Koxinga era in the 1660s, when soldiers stationed on Kinmen are said to have first turned to the root for relief. It has remained a staple of herbal practice for hundreds of years.
HARVEST
Gathered wild in limited seasonal quantity, with roots typically harvested after three years of growth, in autumn and winter.
Frequently Asked Patch Questions
Apply the patch to clean, dry, and hair-free skin. Press firmly for a few seconds to ensure good adhesion. For the best experience, avoid applying it to damp or freshly moisturised skin.
Our patches are designed to be worn for up to 12 hours. Follow the directions on the product packaging for the recommended wear time.
For the best adhesion, apply the patch to clean, hair-free areas such as the upper arm, shoulder, shoulder blade, or lower leg. Rotate the application site regularly for comfort.
The patches are designed to be gentle on the skin. If you have particularly sensitive skin, we recommend testing one patch on a small area first. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
Yes. When applied correctly to clean, dry skin, the patch is designed to stay in place during normal daily activities. Excessive moisture or oils may reduce adhesion.
Yes. When applied correctly to clean, dry skin, the patch is designed to stay in place during normal daily activities. Excessive moisture or oils may reduce adhesion.