Axe mark safflower oil 8.20 Axe mark safflower oil is mainly composed of cinnamon leaf oil, cinnamon oil, citronella oil, turpentine, Chili oil, dragon's blood and methyl salicylate. Generally used for rheumatic bone pain, muscle soreness, sprain and bruise, traumatic injury, mosquito bite, etc. For external use, the chilli oil in the formula of Axmark safflower oil can improve symptoms such as cold, frostbite and vascular headache. It can accelerate metabolism, promote hormone secretion and protect skin. Methyl salicylate can promote local blood circulation. External application or local rubbing can produce skin vasodilation, skin redness and other stimulating reactions, which reflect on the corresponding parts of skin, muscles, nerves and joints, and have the functions of detumescence, anti-inflammation, analgesia and itching relief. Compatibility with Dragon's Blood can dissipate blood stasis, relieve pain, stop bleeding and promote granulation. Then cinnamon leaf oil, cinnamon oil and citronella oil are added for compatibility, which has the effects of warming meridians, dispelling cold, promoting blood circulation and relieving pain. Since axe mark safflower oil is so easy to use, however, what are the medical taboos of axe mark safflower oil? 1. Axe marked safflower oil is for external use, and oral administration is prohibited. 2. Avoid eating cold and greasy food. 3. Do not touch eyes, mouth and other mucous membranes. No breaking the skin. Use with caution for those with bleeding tendency. 4. Use with caution for menstrual and lactating women. Children, the elderly and the infirm should be used under the guidance of a doctor. 5. People with skin allergy should stop taking medicine, and those with severe symptoms should go to the hospital. 6. If the symptoms are still not relieved after taking the medicine for 3 days, or if there are discomfort symptoms such as local redness, pain and limited activity, you should go to the hospital for treatment. 7. It is forbidden for those who are allergic to axe mark safflower oil, and should be used with caution for those who are allergic.