Cramp & Muscle

Naturally cooling. Deeply soothing.

An aloe vera gel with lavender, marjoram, black pepper and eucalyptus — made to be massaged into tired, hard-working muscles.

  • All-natural ingredients

  • Aloe vera base

  • For everyday use

  • Patch-test advised

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What's inside

Five ingredients. Nothing hidden.

An aloe vera base carrying four essential oils. That is the whole formula — chosen for quality and consistency, and listed in full on every tub.

See the full ingredients list
  • A cut aloe vera leaf beside a dish of clear gel.
    Aloe VeraThe gel base
  • A bundle of fresh lavender stems on a travertine stone slab.
    LavenderCalming, familiar scent
  • Eucalyptus branches on a travertine stone slab.
    EucalyptusCooling on the skin
  • Marjoram sprigs and cracked black peppercorns on a stone slab.
    Marjoram & PepperWarming counterpoint

The ritual

A small amount. Massaged in.

No complicated routine. Take a little, work it into the muscle, and let it settle. Repeat whenever you want it.

Shop the Gel
  1. A woman holding an Elysium Relief tub in one hand and scooping a small amount of white cream from it with the other.
    Apply

    A small amount onto the area you want to work on.

  2. A woman massaging the cooling gel into her forearm.
    Massage

    Work it in gently until it is fully absorbed.

  3. An open Elysium Relief tub of white cream with its ribbed lid beside it, a hand reaching towards it, on linen with lavender and eucalyptus.
    Reapply

    As often as you like. Wash your hands afterwards.

Choose your size

One gel. Three tubs.

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Our story

Made in house, start to finish.

The gel started as a rub Andrew Walker made for himself while he was playing rugby, about twenty years ago. He refined it over two decades into the cream it is today, and still uses it daily.

Elysium Relief is the business Sharron Walker built around it. This gel is the first product. The range will grow from here.

Read our story

Safety

Before you use it.

A cosmetic, not a medicine. A few sensible things to know before your first use.

  • For external use only.
  • Do not use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
  • Patch-test before use and leave overnight.
  • Wash your hands after use.
  • Stop use if any reaction occurs.
  • You must be 18 or over to order.

Questions

Good to know.

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What does it feel like on the skin?

Cooling, then it settles. The gel absorbs rather than sitting on the surface, so it does not leave a heavy residue behind.

How often can I use it?

Apply a small amount and massage in until absorbed. Reapply as needed. It is made for everyday use.

What is actually in it?

An aloe vera gel base with lavender, marjoram, black pepper and eucalyptus essential oils. The full list is set out on the Ingredients page.

When will my order arrive?

Orders are usually dispatched the next working day, or the same day if placed before 2pm. Please allow up to seven days. Overseas delivery is available.

Does it have a scent?

Yes, and it comes from the oils themselves — mainly lavender and eucalyptus. Nothing synthetic is added for fragrance. It fades as the gel absorbs.

How should I store it?

Somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight, with the lid screwed back on. A bathroom shelf or a bedside drawer is fine.

Which size should I start with?

The 50ml is the easiest way to try it. The 100ml is the size most people come back for, and the 150ml is the best value if you already know you like it.