CayavoPep Relief Balm

• Deep warming pain relief — Capsaicin from Cayenne Pepper blocks pain signals and increases blood circulation to the affected area.
• Reduces muscle soreness — Apply after workouts, long days on your feet, or when tension builds up in shoulders and neck.
• Eases joint stiffness — The warming action loosens stiff joints and improves mobility. Popular with people managing arthritis.
• Calming aromatherapy bonus — Lavender and Frankincense add anti-inflammatory benefits plus a soothing scent. Pain relief that smells good.
• No synthetic painkillers — No diclofenac, no menthol, no chemicals. Just plant-based ingredients that work with your body.

How To Use

1. Scoop a small amount with clean fingers.
2. Massage gently into the affected area: shoulders, neck, lower back, knees, or joints.
3. Apply 2 to 3 times daily or as needed.
4. Expect a warming sensation. A gentle tingling means the Cayenne is working. This is normal.
5. Wash hands after application. Avoid touching eyes, mouth, or sensitive areas.

Post-Workout Recovery

Apply CayavoPep to sore muscles within 30 minutes of your workout. The Cayenne increases blood flow and speeds recovery while the Lavender and Frankincense reduce inflammation. Pair with our DeepEase Epsom Salt Bath Soak for complete recovery.

Will it burn my skin?

You will feel a gentle warming and tingling sensation. This is the Capsaicin increasing blood flow and is completely normal. If you have very sensitive skin, test on a small area first. Avoid broken skin, cuts, and open wounds.

Can I use this for arthritis?

Many customers with arthritis use CayavoPep for joint stiffness and pain. It is not a cure but the warming action and anti-inflammatory Essential Oils provide meaningful relief. Consult your doctor for your specific condition.

How is this different from MuscuRelief Oil?

CayavoPep is a balm (thick, stays in place) with Cayenne for warming relief. MuscuRelief is an oil (fast-absorbing, lighter) with Arnica and Clary Sage for muscle soreness. Choose the balm for joints and deep pain, the oil for general muscle soreness and recovery.

Is this safe during pregnancy?

Consult your doctor before using any topical product during pregnancy. The Cayenne and certain Essential Oils may not be suitable for all stages of pregnancy.