Why Magnesium Oil Spray Could Become Your New Daily Essential
- Megan and Willow Handcrafted Soaps
- May 19
- 3 min read
We’ve already shared the many benefits of our magnesium creams from helping soothe tired muscles to supporting relaxation and skin health. Now, we’re excited to introduce another powerful way to enjoy the benefits of topical magnesium: our new Magnesium Oil Spray with Essential Oils.
Lightweight, refreshing, and fast-absorbing, magnesium oil spray offers a simple and effective way to support your wellbeing as part of your everyday routine.
What Is Magnesium Oil Spray?
Despite the name, magnesium oil isn’t actually an oil. The silky texture comes from a concentrated blend of magnesium chloride dissolved in purified water.
This creates a mineral-rich spray that absorbs directly into the skin, making it a convenient alternative to oral magnesium supplements for those who prefer a topical application. Many people choose topical magnesium because it bypasses the digestive system and can be applied exactly where support is needed.
Many people also find topical magnesium becomes part of a relaxing self-care ritual, especially in the evening. Online discussions around magnesium creams and sprays often mention improved relaxation, reduced muscle discomfort, and better sleep routines with regular use.
The Benefits of Magnesium Oil Spray
Fast-Absorbing & Easy to Apply
Unlike heavier creams or lotions, magnesium oil spray absorbs quickly into the skin with no greasy residue, making it ideal for everyday use. Simply spray and massage into the desired area.
Supports Tired Muscles & Recovery
Magnesium is widely used in topical wellness products to help support tired, overworked muscles after exercise or daily strain. Simply spray onto shoulders, legs, neck or back as part of post-workout recovery or evening relaxation routine.
An Aromatherapy Experience
We’ve blended our magnesium spray with various essential oils to help create deeply sensory experience. Follow the ling below to see the Blends currently available
Glycerin for Skin Conditioning
To help balance the concentrated magnesium salts, we’ve included Glycerin that works like a moisture magnet, helping draw moisture into the skin. This helps leave skin feeling softer and more comfortable after application.
Is Tingling Normal?
Some people notice a mild tingling, itching, or warming sensation when first using topical magnesium products. This is common and usually temporary, especially when magnesium is applied to dry skin or areas low in magnesium. Our previous magnesium cream blog explains how this sensation can lessen over time as skin becomes more hydrated and accustomed to magnesium application.
If needed, start with fewer sprays and build up gradually.
How To Use Magnesium Oil Spray
We suggest before you start do a patch test, if you have not already tried a tester on our Market stall. For best results use the spray after a warm shower or bath when the skin is warm and relaxed.
Simply:
Spray 5–10 sprays onto desired areas
Massage gently into the skin
Allow to absorb naturally
Reapply as needed
Perfect for:
Legs and calves before bed
Shoulders and neck after work
Feet after long days standing
Post-workout recovery routines
Crucial Tips for Dry Skin
Expect a stronger STING: Magnesium oil often tingles or itches intensely on dry skin; this is normal and fades with use.
Avoid Broken Skin: Never spray it on freshly shaved skin, open cuts, or eczema patches.
Now wash your Hands after massaging so you do not accidentally rub it into your eyes.
Warning: Topical Magnesium is not for Everyone
Most people can use topical magnesium creams and sprays safely, but there are some situations where caution is recommended. If you’re unsure or have any health concerns we would recommend you seek medical approval from your Doctor before use.
People who should speak with a healthcare professional before using magnesium creams or sprays include those with:
Kidney conditions or impaired kidney function the kidneys regulate magnesium levels in the body, so people with kidney disease may be at increased risk of magnesium build-up.
Heart conditions involving abnormal heart rhythms or certain cardiac medications.
Very low blood pressure magnesium may contribute to relaxation of blood vessels.
Sensitive, broken, irritated, or damaged skin topical magnesium can cause stinging or irritation on compromised skin.
Severe skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis flare-ups, dermatitis, or open wounds in the application area.
Known allergies or sensitivities to magnesium chloride or essential oils.
Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals while topical magnesium is commonly used, medical advice is recommended before starting new wellness products.
People taking medications that affect magnesium levels, including certain antibiotics, diuretics, muscle relaxants, or heart medications.
It’s also worth noting that some people may experience:
temporary tingling,
itching,
warmth,
or mild irritation,
especially when first using magnesium sprays. This is not an allergic reaction but the results of rapid Absorption of the magnesium salts. It is usually temporary and may lessen with continued use or when applied to damp skin.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
“For external use only. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a medical condition, or are taking medication, consult a healthcare professional before use. Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.”
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