Wintergreen Oil and Skin Application: How It Works Explained

What Wintergreen Oil Is

Wintergreen Oil, also known as methyl salicylate, is derived from the wintergreen plant and has a long history of use in topical liniments and balms.

The Skin-Application Connection

Wintergreen Oil contains properties that may help cleanse the appearance of the skin at the applied area, complementing the formula's other soothing botanicals.

Related to Aspirin's Active Compound

Methyl salicylate is chemically related to salicylic acid, the compound aspirin is derived from, which is part of why it has a long tradition of use in topical pain-relief formulas.

Why It's Part of a Broader Formula

Rather than standing alone, Wintergreen Oil works alongside Menthol and Camphor's active sensory effects and the formula's other soothing botanicals.

Bottom Line

Wintergreen Oil in ArcticBlast is included as traditional topical support, working alongside six other ingredients in the broader formula.

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