OLLOIS OLLOPAIN Arnica Bundle: Arnica Cream (4 Ounce) + Arnica 30c (80 Pellets)

I loved it, it worked on the spot

So far, I’m happy with this arnica cream. I’ve used many creams in the past that have arnica in them, & decided to try this one because it’s all natural. I love the creams consistency. It soaks into the skin quickly and has no scent at all. I typically wash my hands after using creams, but this one doesn’t leave any greasy feeling on my palms like most do, so technically I could skip washing my hands after applying it! As far as pain relief goes, it does help some, but it’s not a huge difference in pain relief. Probably about what you’d expect from most natural pain relief creams (arnica, menthol, CBD, etc). When you’re in pain, every little bit helps though! I’m happy to have it on hand for my back pain ☺️

I found this pain cream sadly just didn't work for me. You get a jar with a pretty much scentless cream which is nice so if it would have worked that would have been nice. It did take a bit to actually absorb into my skin though so make sure you apply it with some time. It was not greasy on my skin once it was absorbed so that was a plus. The cream itself was fairly light I found and a little goes a long way so start off with a little bit.You also get some pellets that sadly did nothing for me either. This is also natural ingredients. This may work for some people but sadly neither one of these worked for me. It wasn't very expensive so it was worth a trying my opinion.

I've been recovering from a strained rotator cuff, and I have noticed less soreness and discomfort since I started using this Ollopain Cream along with oral Ollois Arnica Montana 30C pellets. The cream is odorless and easy to massage into your muscles, and you can feel a subtle cooling relief. Not sure what additional benefit the oral pellets offer, but taking a does of five pellets each day and applying the cream a few times a day during my rehab process is helping me make progress with this frustrating injury. The price is also really attractive.

I never have been a big fan of "take something and it'll make you better" as a way of treating any pain or illness. That seems to be what this relies on, the BELIEF that you'll feel better. I'm not against taking something that is a proven remedy, but just HOPING something may work, that is simply ineffective.Doesn't matter what I tried it for, joint, muscle, tendon, any kind of pain, no aspect of this had any effect whatsoever...

I had originally purchased arnica cream to use when I got facial injectables, but then decided to try it under my eyes where the goggles always leave deep impressions after I am done swimming. The cream doesn't entirely eliminate the goggle marks, but it does make them less deep and less long lasting. I use a little bit of this cream every time I swim.

It's an organic product, it doesn't have that menthol smell but it works. The texture is like Shea Butter, it doesn't have a bad odor, and it's not greasy like shea butt. It absorbs gently to the skin and relieves the pain.

This works as well as any I have used. The thick cream is like a body butter, easy to apply and smooth. I prefer a squeeze bottle so I don’t have to stick my hand into the tub but that’s minor. The thing that makes this not my favorite is I’m just not a fan of the smell.