Warming spray for back and legs – bee venom and turmeric, 60 ml

When it is exactly where you cannot quite reach

Lower back. Glutes. The back of the thigh. Between the shoulder blades. Those are often the places you notice most after a long day — and exactly where a conventional tube is least convenient.

SciatiCool is designed to be easy to use where you need it. Spray directly onto the skin, massage it in and get on with your day. No greasy balm to scoop from a jar and no heavy layer sticking to your clothes.

What really sets SciatiCool apart from an ordinary body spray is the formula: bee venom, witch hazel, turmeric, allantoin and glycerin in one 60 ml bottle. An unusual combination for anyone looking for something beyond another standard gel.

The bee venom is what makes SciatiCool different

Bee venom from the honey bee (Apis mellifera) is a niche ingredient found in selected cosmetic products and has a long history of traditional use. It is still unusual in everyday body-massage products — which is precisely why SciatiCool stands out.

The formula combines bee venom with turmeric and witch hazel, plus skin-conditioning glycerin and allantoin. The result is a lightweight spray that is quick to spread over areas such as the lower back, hips, neck, shoulders, arms and legs.

• ✓ With Apis mellifera bee venom
  An unusual ingredient found in relatively few products in the category.
• ✓ Turmeric + witch hazel
  Two well-known botanical ingredients in a lightweight skin formula.
• ✓ Glycerin + allantoin
  Skin-conditioning ingredients that help leave the skin feeling soft and moisturised.
• ✓ A spray that reaches further
  Practical for the back, shoulders and other areas where applying a cream can be awkward.
• ✓ 60 ml — easy to keep close
  In the bathroom cabinet, gym bag or suitcase.

Two sprays. Massage in. Done.

Convenience is what makes a product become part of the routine. SciatiCool does not need to be heated, plugged in or prepared. Keep the bottle where you need it and application takes less than a minute.

Spray over the area and massage in using circular motions. The formula spreads in a thin layer and is designed to absorb without the heavy, greasy feel many people associate with massage balms.

What is in the formula?

• Bee venom (Apis mellifera)
  SciatiCool's most distinctive ingredient and the reason the product differs from more conventional body sprays.
• Turmeric
  A botanical ingredient with a long history of traditional use and commonly found in body and massage products.
• Witch hazel
  An established botanical extract in skincare, known for its astringent skin feel.
• Allantoin
  A skin-conditioning ingredient commonly used in products for dry and rough-feeling skin.
• Glycerin
  A well-established humectant that helps the skin retain moisture.

How to use SciatiCool

1. Patch test before first use. Spray a small amount onto the inside of your forearm and wait 24 hours.
2. Spray onto clean, dry skin over the area where you want to use the product.
3. Massage in with gentle circular movements until absorbed.
4. Use as needed according to the directions on the packaging.
5. Wash your hands after application and avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.

Product information

Type	Cosmetic body spray for external use
Contents	60 ml
Contains, among other ingredients	Bee venom, witch hazel, turmeric, allantoin and glycerin
Areas	Back, neck, shoulders, hips, arms and legs
Allergen	Contains bee venom — do not use with a bee allergy or uncertain allergy status
Before first use	Patch test 24 hours in advance
External use only	Avoid eyes, mucous membranes and broken skin

About the packaging: the product may occasionally be supplied under the Laniska brand. The contents and function are the same, but the appearance of the packaging may differ from the images.

Frequently asked questions

What makes SciatiCool different?

Primarily the combination of the spray format and bee venom. Bee venom remains an unusual ingredient in cosmetic body sprays, and here it is combined with turmeric, witch hazel, allantoin and glycerin.

Is SciatiCool a treatment for sciatica?

No. SciatiCool is a cosmetic product for external use and does not treat sciatica or nerve pain. Sciatica can have several causes, and persistent or severe symptoms should be assessed by a healthcare professional.

Where can I use the spray?

On intact skin over areas such as the lower back, neck, shoulders, hips, arms and legs. Avoid the eyes, mucous membranes and broken or irritated skin.

I do not know whether I am allergic to bee stings — can I use it?

No. If you are unsure of your allergy status, choose a product without bee venom. SciatiCool must not be used if you have a known bee allergy.

Why a spray rather than a cream?

The spray format makes it quick to distribute the product over larger areas and easier to reach places such as the lower back and shoulders. You then simply massage in a thin layer.

Does it feel sticky?

The formula is applied in a thin layer and massaged into the skin. Allow it to absorb before getting dressed.

How long does 60 ml last?

That depends on the size of the areas you use it on and how often you apply it. Because the spray is distributed in a thin layer, only a small amount is normally required per application.

SciatiCool is a cosmetic product for external use. It is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent sciatica, nerve pain or any other disease. Contains bee venom from Apis mellifera — do not use if you have a bee allergy or are unsure whether you are allergic. If pain radiating into the leg is accompanied by increasing numbness or weakness, or if you have difficulty controlling your bladder or bowel, seek medical care immediately. Patch test before first use. Keep out of reach of children.