Magicool Body & Face Cooler 75ml

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Viewers of the World Cup are likely familiar with the “magic spray” that sometimes gets whipped out after a player tumbles to the ground, writhing in pain from a mid-game injury. While there are some relatively "natural" sprays on the market, which contain ingredients like camphor and menthol, many others contain chloroethane, once widely used as a gasoline additive and which can be poisonous when used improperly. It can be used on pets, in hot cars, and of course on humans to cool down, featuring menthol alongside the water in the aerosol to help you feel colder in hot weather.

But if it’s something that’s more minor or more of a short-term pain … that’s where this [spray] comes into play. Spray body and face as needed and spray hot air and hot surfaces around you for approximately 30 seconds. I have a fan in my room and when the fan breeze hits the cooling spray it’s nothing short of wonderful. It’s common for soccer players to take impacts in bony areas, which can cause pain but don’t often lead to lasting injuries. Saudi Arabia's midfielder Salem Al-Dawsari receives medical treatment during the Qatar 2022 World Cup match between Saudi Arabia and Mexico on Nov.Topical anesthetics are a possibility; so is ethyl chloride spray, which works by actually cooling down the affected area. How to Use: Keep the spray fairly close to your liquid chocolate or sugar for instant solidification. Bad idea: Injuries are a sign that your body needs to rest and recover Image: picture-alliance/blickwinkel/E.

Margit Rudolf, an orthopedist and sports medicine specialist at the Otto von Guericke University in Magdeburg, agrees.Known by many players as "Magic Spray," the first aid aerosol is becoming increasingly popular - not only among professional athletes but also among "Weekend Warriors. Simply shake well before use then spray from approximately 25-30cm away from the surface to be cooled and set. It couldn’t be simpler really, you just hold the bottle around 30m away from your face or body and spray. Think of the last time you stubbed a toe - it hurts SO bad at first but the pain subsides pretty quickly.