MigraSoothe | Cool & Refreshing Effect| Essential Oil Roll-On Stick | 2 Pack

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Refreshing and Effective Migraine Relief! 🌿 The Health From the Sun MigraSoothe Essential Oil Roll-On Stick is fantastic! I love the cool, soothing effect when I apply it to my temples—it really helps calm my headaches and provides a refreshing sensation. The essential oil blend smells natural and not overpowering, making it easy to use anytime. I also appreciate the convenient roll-on design—perfect for carrying in my bag or keeping at my desk. Having the 2-pack is a bonus so I can keep one at home and one on the go. Overall, this product is effective, easy to use, and provides real relief. Definitely recommend it to anyone who experiences migraines or tension headaches!

A great product ! I carry this with me everywhere I go . I suffer from migraines and it sure helps , and calms anxiety as well. My order came fast and I had no problems .

I recommend these to everyone I know that suffers from headaches! they work great and I love the smell. I rub it on my neck muscle, which is the cause of my headaches, and it helps keep my headache from flaring up bad and at times, even takes the headache away most of the time.

This product has been a staple for me for years. A little bit at the temples has helped relieve headaches without having to result to oral medication often enough that it is always a good first move with headaches.

It works, that's really all I have to say. There's another brand out there that is also a roller-ball, but it doesn't work... this one does. Buy it.

Since these products (doTerra PastTense and My-Grastick, both purchased on Amazon) are so similar and I have purchased and used both, I thought it might be helpful to do a review comparing the two. As a long-time migraine sufferer (about 57 years now), anything that I can add to my arsenal of helpful migraine products is a good thing. Nothing, of course, cures migraines or takes the place of my meds. But when the meds take too long to kick in, when it's one of those migraines that lasts for days and nothing seems to help... these are both products that can help take the edge off the pain and make it a little more tolerable. It always helps to have something cooling on the back of my neck, and over my eyes, and on my temples when I have a migraine. My preferred go-to has always been an ice pack. But alas, since I work for a living, lying in bed with an ice pack is not always an option. Years ago, my chiropractor introduced me to Biofreeze. I love the product and went thru many tubes of it (there is also a roll-on version.) But both versions, while helpful at home, are too large to easily throw into my purse and have with me when I'm on the go. So I was excited, last year, when somebody introduced me to doTerra PastTense. And then recently I discovered and ordered some My-Grastick, thinking that it seemed a lot less expensive than the doTerra. Both products are similar, using essential oils to provide a tingling, cooling feeling. As it turns out, the two products are pretty similarly priced. DoTerra is $20.35 for a tiny roll-on bottle. My-Grastick is about $7.97. What I didn't realize until I received it is that the My-Grastick bottle is much tinier... 3 ml versus 10 ml for the DoTerra bottle. However, both are tiny enough to easily fit into a pocket or throw into the bottom of my purse and take with me anywhere. Clearly, though, I'll go through the My-Grasticks a lot faster so I'll need more of them. The advantage, though, is that I can buy 3 bottles of My-Grastick for the same price as one bottle of DoTerra... which means I can split them up, leave one in my desk at work, leave one in my purse, leave one next to my bed, etc. That makes it more cost effective if you want to have bottles handy in various places. Both products have a strong odor... and the primarily overwhelming odor of both is a mixture of lavender and peppermint oil... although the doTerra also has some other ingredients (wintergreen, frankincense, cilantro, marjoram, roman chamomile, basil, and rosemary). I don't particularly notice these other odors... mostly, I smell lavender and mint with both products. I know that some migraineurs hate ANY odors so this is a disadvantage for many. The smell doesn't particularly bother me as long as I quickly get that tingly cooling feeling on my head. But the doTerra odor is definitely a lot stronger (although preferable, since I prefer the odor of wintergreen to peppermint)... so I worry that it is going to annoy people around me if I use it when I'm out. The doTerra also seems to have a much stronger tingly sensation, which I like. It seems to work a lot faster and I don't need to use it as often. However, it also is much oilier to put on, and sometimes drips into my eyes which is agonizing (I have to grab a wet cool washcloth to get my eyes to stop stinging). And, since I occasionally use a Cefaly device, I have to remember not to use doTerra too close to using my Cefaly, because the oils definitely interfere with the ability of the Cefaly electrode patch to stick onto my forehead. The My-Grastick just generally seems milder, not as oily and not as smelly (good), but not as intense a tingly feeling (bad), so I seem to need to use more of it more often. There is a time and place for everything, and these are both good products for those times when it just isn't feasible to use an icepack. A cure? No, there is none. And as essential oils, these are both touted to help with relaxation. I find it near impossible to relax when I'm in pain. But both of these products, with their pluses and minuses, do a decent job of bringing my pain level down a notch, which is a good thing. So I am grateful for both, and will keep a supply of both products on hand at all times.

I love this! It may not eliminate the pain in my temple/jaw joint area, but it sure does feel good when I use it! The mint smell is wonderfully strong and helps me feel better and it rolls on cool and refreshing to distract me from the pain and take some of the edge off. It's really great for when you don't have an ice-pack handy. It may even make pain stop just a little bit sooner - it's hard for me to tell because I usually have a dull pain for a while and then every hour or so a sharp intensity pain comes along for 2 - 5 minutes. I use this when the pain starts to intensify. I bought a double pack right after getting my first one so I can keep one in my purse and one on each floor so I always have one handy. You just have to be careful not to rub your eyes if you get some on your fingers because it will sting briefly if you get it in your eye.

If I use it right away at the first tinge of pain-especially putting it on my wrists and inhaling deeply and pray that Jesus will heal me and bless this to my body it will usually stops a headache in its tracks for me. Now if it is the time of month for a hormonal migraine-maybe not as helpful but still good to try-I love the smell! A whiff can also be used for a little bump of energy. Take care--the tube is glass, but I prefer that to plastic.One broke out of many years (about 8yrs. I think I've been purchasing it now--you can find it in more stores now). Also know the silver coating of the label will fall off if you have a tube in use for a while. I'll state this fact-- I never want to live without it!!! Fyi on more headache help that has been a Godsend for me--If I don't know what is in my food, if I must eat somewhere else and am even mildly suspecting the food may have msg or the like or sodium bexzoate or too much sugar. With my first bite I take this natural concoction with great preventive (after is too late for me) success: 1 of each of these 5 pills-with at least 6 oz water (I'll try using the insert product link for these-- Solaray - Organic Ginger Root, 100 capsules Solaray Organic Feverfew Leaf Supplement, 455 mg, 100 Count Solaray Magnesium Glycinate Supplement, 400 mg, 120 Count NOW Foods Vitamin B-2 (riboflavin), 100 Capsules / 100mg NOW Foods White Willow Bark 400mg, 100 Capsules Hope that helps somebody--I get way less killer headaches now and if that doesn't help--20 min.after eating if any pain (remember mygrastick at first sign of any head pain) and then I take an enteric coated regular strength aspirin and 1 ibuprofen and a lot of water at least 6 oz with them.. I had liver trouble from tylenol --so no more of that. I try to stay with more natural stuff since then.