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With natural ingredients that soothe both body and mind, this balm will send you into instant relaxation mode.

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Slip into bliss with the handmade Hemp Calm Balm from The NOW Massage.

This muscle-soothing salve blends cooling peppermint, warming capsicum, and relaxing ashwagandha with 4mg of broad-spectrum hemp. The result is a deliciously fragrant, multi-purpose muscle rub — perfect for deep relaxation and renewal.

Users love:

  • Calming sensations
  • Reduced tension and stress
  • Reduced pain
  • Restoration of tired muscles

Pick up a jar at The NOW Massage’s Midtown Raleigh boutique (or book a calm balm-enhanced massage for peak enjoyment).

Calm incoming

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