Using this cream before bed helps me wake up feeling refreshed and pain-free.
Scarlett M.Ximonth Bee Venom Massage Cream — 50g
Some days you just feel it by the time you get home. Ximonth Bee Venom Massage Cream is a 50g topical cream for working into the knees, shoulders, back, hands and other areas that feel like they’ve had a long day. The formula combines bee venom with safflower flower extract in a moisturising cream base. Keep it close for a few minutes of targeted massage whenever your body is asking for some attention.
$39.95
incl. GST and FREE ShippingCan't believe how quickly this cream worked. My knees feel brand new!
Ava P.This cream really surprised me with how well it worked. My joint aches are now a thing of the past!
Ella V.Product Details
When your knees, hands, shoulders or other joints are giving you grief, they're difficult to ignore. You notice them getting out of a chair, after a long walk, after training, in the garden — or simply at the end of a long day.
That's where Ximonth fits into the routine. Apply the cream directly around the area that's bothering you and spend a few minutes massaging it in rather than ignoring the spot you keep rubbing anyway.
- For troublesome joint areas — knees, hands, shoulders, elbows and other spots you keep noticing
- Palm to palm, knuckle by knuckle, a few minutes at the end of the day.
- Aqua, mineral oil, glycerin, glyceryl stearate, carbomer, triethanolamine, bee venom, safflower flower extract
- Held here and dispatched from here, so it's days rather than weeks.
How to Use
- Clean and dry the skin on the area you're treating.
- Take a small amount of cream and apply it evenly over the area.
- Massage gently in a circular motion and let it absorb for around fifteen minutes.
- Wash your hands afterwards, and keep the cream away from your eyes and any broken skin.

Frequently Asked Questions
When would I use Ximonth Bee Venom Massage Cream?
Whenever you want to spend a few minutes massaging an area that's been demanding your attention. It fits particularly well at the end of the day — after work, walking, gardening, training or other everyday activity.
Where can I massage it in?
Externally, on areas such as knees, shoulders, hands, legs and back, provided the skin is intact. You only need to apply it to the particular area you want to massage.
What's actually in the formula?
The ingredient list is aqua, mineral oil, glycerin, glyceryl stearate, carbomer, triethanolamine, bee venom and safflower flower extract.
Who shouldn't use a bee venom cream?
Don't use it if you know you're allergic or sensitive to bee venom or bee products. Patch test before first use, avoid broken or irritated skin, and stop using it if you develop a reaction. Seek urgent medical attention for signs of a serious allergic reaction.









