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Russian to the finish.
Cold wet weather is cause for shiny warm legs that are ready to get out in front and stay in front. Mad Alchemy's Russian Tea Embrocation starts with their medium-heat base made with beeswax, grapeseed oil, and soybean oil, and adds to it essential oils from cinnamon, clove, and citrus for a soothing Russian Tea aroma.
Recommended for temperatures ranging from 30°F - 60°F. 4 fl oz jar. Petroleum-free, preservative-free, perfume-free, and cruelty-free.
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Mfg PartNum: 041 | |
Reviews
Racing CX in the Northwest made me a big fan of embrocation. Especially in the cold. But, I've lived in a hot, tropical climate for the past six years, so I didn't really consider embrocation until my low back would get sore from lots of climbing. Decided to give the medium heat a try just to see if it would help. The answer is it does, and it's not burning hot like some of the stuff I've used before, when I wanted all the heat I could get. However, I don't recommend slathering this stuff on arms and legs if you are in the heat. The sun causes it to get uncomfortably hot on your skin. If you are looking for a medium warmth potion, this stuff does the trick.
Everybody's skin is different, so try a small amount first to make sure you don't overreact to it. It's natural ingredients and it smells like most of the other concoctions I've used. If it were cold, I'd use a generous coating of this stuff. I like the heat level, which slowly builds as your muscles warm up without being too intense. If you're out racing in the cold and wet, like muddy, rainy PNW cross races, you might want to give the more intense heat level stuff a try.
