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After a day bent over a bench or a field, the back asks for warmth. Flekosteel is a massage gel with hot pepper oil, camphor and fir oil, plus rosemary, ginger and cinnamon oils. Start with very little and rub in. Call-back, then pay on arrival.
Hot pepper oil and camphor give a strong warming sensation on the skin as you massage.
Fir, rosemary, ginger and cinnamon oils give the gel a resinous, spicy smell.
A small amount, massaged until absorbed, then a wash of the hands. That is the whole routine.
Pepper oil and camphor supply the heat; fir, rosemary, ginger, cinnamon and two botanical extracts finish the gel.
the source of the gel's warming sensation on the skin
cooling-then-warming crystal used in massage rubs
traditional botanical extracts used in body-care gels
a resinous essential oil that gives a pine scent
three aromatic oils that add their own warmth and scent
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5/5
I lay tiles for a building firm in Thika, kneeling and bending on concrete from morning. At night my back and knees wanted heat and nothing more.
My uncle in Thika showed me the Flekosteel tube. I start with a pea-sized amount, rub it in slowly and wash my hands twice. The warmth is strong, so I never put it near my face.
S— Samuel K., 53, Thika
Quite strong, from the hot pepper oil and camphor. Use very little the first time, and expect a pine and spice scent.
A comforting warm massage for back and knees, a cosmetic sensation. It is not meant to remove pain or treat an injury.
Yes, many people rub it in during the evening. Wash your hands afterwards and avoid covering the area with a hot water bottle.
No. The label lists children among those who should not use it. Keep the tube out of reach.
Your name and phone number only. No card and no ID number.
The supplier's consultant checks your town, estate and landmark, the quantity, and a delivery day that works for you.
You hand over the payment at the moment the parcel is placed in your hands.
