Topical vs. Oral: What "Delivered to the Skin" Actually Means
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If you've read the label on our bottle closely, you may have noticed the phrasing: magnesium delivered to the skin, not magnesium absorbed by the body. That's not an accident, and it's not marketing caution for its own sake. It's an honest reflection of what the science currently supports.
What we know
When you spray a magnesium chloride solution onto skin, the magnesium is there, in contact with the skin's surface, available to whatever the skin does with it next.
What's still being studied
How much of that magnesium actually makes it into the bloodstream, and in what quantity, is a genuinely open question in the research. Some studies point to measurable increases in tissue or cellular magnesium with topical use. Others find the evidence inconclusive. It's an active, contested area, not a settled one.
Rather than overstate a claim the science doesn't fully back, we say what we can stand behind: the spray delivers magnesium chloride to the skin. What your body does with it from there isn't something we, or frankly anyone selling a topical magnesium product, can promise with precision.
Why this matters to us
It also keeps the product exactly where it belongs, as a cosmetic wellness item, not something positioned to diagnose, treat, or replace medical guidance. If you're managing a specific health concern tied to magnesium levels, that's a conversation for your doctor, not a spray bottle.
None of this is a reason not to use it. People report real value from the ritual, the ease, and the simple two-ingredient formula. We just think you deserve the accurate version of what's actually going on, not the version that sounds better on a label.