Aceite de magnesio + aloe, rodillo de cuarzo rosa

The full formula is published: magnesium chloride brine, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, glycerin, water, and a plant-derived starch thickener. No Prop 65-listed or restricted substance appears in this five-ingredient list.

The five-ingredient formula contains no preservative at all, and specifically none of the formaldehyde-releasing or MI/MCI systems the criterion flags as harsh.

The published ingredient list contains no fragrance or parfum entry, and an outside account independently describes the roller as fragrance-free, repeating rather than adding to the brand's own formula disclosure.

The complete published formula has no ingredient ending in '-eth' and no PEG compound; the five listed ingredients are magnesium chloride brine, aloe, glycerin, water, and a plant-derived starch thickener.

We queried the complete CPSC recall corpus (1973-2026, 9,969 records) for this brand by name and found nothing filed against it in any role. The same corpus returns hundreds of hits for comparable product classes, confirming the search mechanism works.

The brand calls its ingredients 'clean' and describes two kit components as 'organic,' but no certifying body, standard name, or certificate number is given anywhere for this product.

A full ingredient list is published for this roller, but country of manufacture and any warranty or repair commitment specific to the product are not stated anywhere in the brand's own materials.

The finished product's complete ingredient list is published down to five named components, letting anyone check exactly what touches the skin.

The product leans on 'non-toxic' as a safety claim, but it also names the specific mineral source (Zechstein Sea magnesium chloride) and gives the elemental magnesium content per bottle, anchoring the language in a real, checkable detail.