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The ten minutes after
Recover Essential Oil Roller
$12.00
Rosemary and peppermint up front, eucalyptus and fir needle behind them, lavender and marjoram softening the base, pre-diluted in golden jojoba: the herbal roller for the ten minutes after a run, a class or a long walk, when the bag is still on the floor and the shower is not yet.
Two passes on the wrists, hands up, one slow breath of rosemary and mint. For the gym bag, the trail pack, and the friend who trains before dawn.
Scent — Rosemary and peppermint over eucalyptus and fir needle, with lavender, marjoram and bergamot. Herbal, cool, clean.
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Why this one
- 0.33 fl oz (10 ml) roll-on
- Rosemary, peppermint, eucalyptus, lavender, marjoram, fir needle and bergamot essential oils, pre-diluted in 100% golden jojoba
- Amber glass with a steel rollerball
- Skin-ready, nothing to mix
- Not for young children
- Contains bergamot: keep rolled skin out of strong sun
- Cap it between uses
- Made in the USA.
Overview
Seven oils in golden jojoba, and the first thing you notice is the herb garden: Spanish rosemary and peppermint arvensis, with eucalyptus and Siberian fir needle behind them. French lavender and Hungarian marjoram soften the base; Italian bergamot sits on top.
It is a scent roller, not a rub. There are no added menthol crystals in it; what it does is smell like the ten minutes after, when the effort is over and you have not yet moved on. It goes on dry and stays at the wrist.
It is the roller inside our Post Workout kit, beside the RECOVER balm and oil. As a gift it suits the runner, the 6am class person, the friend who does the long hike on Saturdays. It ships in the eight-roller set too, as the Muscle-Reset blend.
How to use
Roll it over the pulse points: inner wrists, temples, the back of the neck. Two or three passes is the whole thing. Then bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly, three or four times. It is pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so it goes straight on skin with nothing to add, and you can roll again later in the day. Cap it between uses and keep it out of direct sun. It carries peppermint and eucalyptus, so it is not for young children. The blend carries bergamot: keep that skin out of strong sun after rolling.
Ingredients
Golden jojoba oil, rosemary (Spain), peppermint arvensis (China), eucalyptus (China), lavender officinalis (France), marjoram (Hungary), fir needle (Siberia), bergamot (Italy) essential oils.
The oils are already diluted in the jojoba, which is why the roller goes straight on skin. It carries peppermint and eucalyptus, so it is not for young children. The blend carries bergamot: keep that skin out of strong sun after rolling. Patch-test a new blend on a small area first, and check with your provider before using it if you are pregnant or nursing.
Delivery & returns
Picked & packed by hand from our North Salt Lake warehouse, usually the same business day — arriving in 2–5 business days (no express). Not quite right when it lands? Free returns within 30 days.
What’s in it
A herb garden, two greens, and a soft base.
Rosemary and peppermint are the lead here, eucalyptus and fir needle the green behind them, and lavender and marjoram the part that keeps it from reading like a locker room. All seven are pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so there is nothing to mix.
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Golden jojoba
the carrierWhat the oils ride in. It absorbs close to skin, so the roller goes on dry rather than greasy.
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Rosemary & peppermint
the leadSpanish rosemary and peppermint arvensis: the herbal, cool note you catch first when you bring your wrist up.
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Eucalyptus, fir, lavender & marjoram
the bodyEucalyptus and Siberian fir needle keep it green; French lavender and Hungarian marjoram soften the base, with bergamot on top.
Straight answer
Is this a muscle rub?
No. It is a scent roller: essential oils pre-diluted in golden jojoba, rolled at the pulse points, with no added menthol crystals. The name is the blend’s name. What it does is smell like the ten minutes after a workout, the rosemary and peppermint and fir of it, in a bottle that lives in the gym bag. If you want the warm, menthol kind that goes on the shoulders, that is the RECOVER balm stick, and the two sit side by side in our Post Workout kit.
The ritual
How to use it
Roll the warm spots
Inner wrists, temples, the back of the neck: two or three passes where the skin is thin. It is pre-diluted, so it goes straight on.
The ten minutes after
After the run, the class or the long walk, before the shower. Bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly three or four times.
Keep it in the bag
It belongs in the gym bag or the trail pack, not the bathroom. Cap it between uses and keep it out of direct sun.
Make it a set
Build your own set, piece by piece.
Complete the ritual
The full ritual, in one add.
Viewing
- Recover Essential Oil Roller The one you're viewing $12.00
- RECOVER Arnica Massage Oil, a Body Oil You Spray OnEucalyptus over the warm spice of ginger and black pepper, with a cool menthol edge $36.00
- RECOVER Cooling Muscle Balm StickMenthol and eucalyptus up top, lemongrass and three citrus oils behind, lavender last $34.90
- Lemongrass Mint Soy CandleLemongrass, mint, and lime: green, clean, and sharp, never sweet $42.90
The full ritual $125.80
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Everything you might wonder.
What does the Recover roller smell like?
Herbal and cool. Rosemary and peppermint first, then eucalyptus and fir needle, with lavender and marjoram softening the base and a little bergamot on top. Greener and more herbal than the Breathe roller, and less sharp.
Is the Recover roller a muscle rub?
No. It is a scent roller applied at the pulse points, the oils pre-diluted in golden jojoba, with no added menthol crystals. For the menthol balm that goes on the shoulders, see the RECOVER balm stick.
Where do I roll it, and how much?
Inner wrists, temples or the back of the neck, two or three passes. Then bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly a few times. It is pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so there is nothing to mix.
What is the difference between this roller and the RECOVER oil and balm?
The roller is scent only, at the pulse points, for the minutes after. The RECOVER oil and the balm stick are the ones you work into the skin after a shower: both carry menthol and an arnica-infused oil, and both go on the body rather than the wrist. Our Post Workout kit carries all three.
Is it safe for sensitive skin, or for kids?
It carries peppermint and eucalyptus, so it is not for young children. It also carries bergamot, so keep the rolled skin out of strong sun. For adults, the oils are pre-diluted in jojoba, but patch-test a small area first if you are reactive, and check with your provider if you are pregnant or nursing.
Is this a good gift?
For the runner, the early-class person or the Saturday hiker, yes. It fits in a card, and in our Post Workout kit it sits beside the RECOVER balm and oil. You can add a gift note to the order, and the packing slip shows no prices.
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