Yes, it's quite common to experience a mild tingling or itching sensation, especially if you're new to magnesium oil as it could be a sign you were deficient. 

This usually subsides after a few days as your skin adjusts.

If it persists or becomes uncomfortable, consider diluting the magnesium oil with water or applying a gentle oil such as castor oil or coconut oil prior to application. 

Great question! When it comes to our magnesium oil spray, it's totally safe to use as needed.

It's an adaptogenic product, which is just a fancy way of saying it works with your body to provide what it needs at the moment. 🌿

As a starting point, we recommend 3 - 5 sprays a day. However, feel free to adjust based on your body's signals.

The good news is, you can't really overdo it with magnesium – your body will just remove any excess if there happens to be any.

So, listen to what your body tells you, and you're good to go!

We totally get the confusion! 😅

While we advertise our bottles as 8 fl oz, we actually fill them up with a generous 9.25 fl oz (just to be precise).

Yep, you heard that right – a little bonus for you! 🎉

The reason behind this is simple: we want to make sure there's enough space for the ingredients to properly mix when you give it a good shake before use.

So, feel free to check it out for yourself – it's all about that extra room for a perfect blend!

It's generally recommended to leave the magnesium oil on your skin for at least 20-30 minutes to allow for absorption. 

& Bonus points if you can leave it on without rinsing it off!

However, you can also leave it on overnight if it's part of your bedtime routine.

Store your magnesium oil spray in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight or heat.

Keep the bottle tightly closed to prevent evaporation.

It's generally safe to use magnesium oil alongside oral supplements, but consult with a healthcare professional for personalized guidance.

Keep in mind that while magnesium oil is absorbed through the skin, oral supplements are ingested and provide a different form of magnesium to your body.

Well that's embarrassing, he must be shy. No worries, it can happen! 🙃

First, take a peek inside and double check that the tube is still attached to the pump - and if they've had a falling out, reunite them.

If that wasn't the issue, try warming things up. Give your bottle a spa day under some warm water, and it might just loosen up.

And if all else fails and your spray bottle still isn't spraying, don't hesitate to reach out to us and let us know the issue. We'll take care of it.

Yes, you can.

Apply magnesium oil first and allow it to absorb, then follow with your regular skincare products. Some people find it beneficial to use magnesium oil as a base layer for their skincare routine.

Magnesium oil can be safe for children, but it's essential to use a lower concentration and consult with a pediatrician before introducing it into their skincare routine.

Always supervise the application on children to prevent accidental ingestion or contact with eyes.

Magnesium oil can be soothing for sun-exposed skin, but it's essential to avoid applying it to sunburned or damaged skin, as it may cause irritation.

Wait until your skin has healed before using it.