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Bloom Ceylon · Sri Lankan Herbal Formula
Stiff knees, aching joints, and discomfort that slows you down every day. Bloom Ceylon Joint & Bone Relief Cream blends 8 traditional Sri Lankan herbs — Cissus, Nika, Turmeric, Ginger, Tripala and Eucalyptus Oil — in a fast-absorbing cream to soothe joint discomfort and help you move more freely.
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Knees, hips, shoulders and elbows carry you through every step, stair and lift. Over time, daily wear, long hours of sitting or standing, and less activity can leave joints feeling stiff and sore. Bloom Ceylon Joint & Bone Relief Cream is made to soothe that discomfort right where you apply it.
Bloom Ceylon Joint & Bone Relief Cream is a plant-based cream with 8 traditional Sri Lankan herbs, made to soothe joint discomfort and support flexibility.
Each herb in this cream has a long history in Sri Lankan Ayurvedic tradition, traditionally used for joint and muscle comfort.
A traditional Ayurvedic herb long used in Sri Lankan wellness for joint comfort.
Five-leaved chaste tree (Vitex negundo), traditionally used in Sri Lankan Ayurveda to soothe aching joints.
A staple of Sri Lankan Ayurveda, traditionally used in topical care for the body.
A warming herb traditionally used in massage and topical preparations.
The classic Ayurvedic 3-fruit blend of Nelli, Bulu and Aralu, traditionally valued as a wellness tonic.
A cool, fresh-scented oil traditionally used in rubs for muscle and joint comfort.
Bloom Ceylon Joint & Bone Relief Cream brings 8 traditional Sri Lankan herbs into one fast-absorbing topical cream, made to soothe joint discomfort where you apply it.
| ❦ Bloom Ceylon | Typical Pain Balms | Oral Pain Tablets | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Traditional Ayurvedic herbal formula | Some | ||
| Made by a registered Sri Lankan Ayurvedic manufacturer | Some | Some | |
| Applied directly where you need it | |||
| Fast-absorbing cream texture | Some | ||
| Cissus, Nika, Turmeric, Ginger and Tripala | Some | ||
| No swallowing needed | |||
| Pay cash on delivery - try it risk-free | Some | Some |
A light, plant-based cream made with traditional Sri Lankan herbs. Massage it into stiff joints or tired muscles, 2–3 times a day.
Sri Lankan herbs
Cissus, Nika, Turmeric, Ginger, Tripala and Eucalyptus Oil in one cream.
Fruits in Tripala
Nelli, Bulu and Aralu, the classic Ayurvedic three-fruit blend.
Pump bottle
A clean, easy pump for a small amount each time, without mess.
For external use only. Patch test before first use. Individual results may vary. Ayurvedic Reg No 6/2/1/15/19.
My knees used to feel stiff after sitting for a while. I started using the cream on them morning and night, and now my daily walks feel much more comfortable.
I bought this for my mum because her knees and ankles often feel uncomfortable by evening. She massages a small amount in before bed and says the soothing feeling has become part of her routine.
I work standing most of the day, so my legs and joints can feel tired by the time I get home. The cream absorbs quickly, doesn't feel greasy, and is easy to massage into the areas that need it.
Dad was the one who said he didn't need another product. A few weeks later he was reminding me when the tube was getting low. He mainly uses it around his knees after gardening.
I wanted something simple for the days my muscles feel worked after training. A small massage with this cream feels soothing, and I like that it sinks in without leaving my skin oily.
I first got it for my mum, but now I use it too after busy days. The texture is light, the herbal formula feels pleasant, and one tube has become a shared item in our house.
I spend a lot of time in the garden and my knees can feel uncomfortable afterwards. I massage the cream in when I'm done and again before bed. It has been a useful addition to my routine.
Most creams I tried felt too heavy for daytime. This one absorbs fast enough that I can apply it before leaving home. I mainly use it on my shoulder and around my knee when they feel overworked.
My husband uses it after long drives because his back and knees can feel stiff. I ended up keeping a second tube for myself. We both like the non-greasy feel and how easy it is to massage in.
Dad applies a little to his knees after his shower and massages it in gently. He likes that the cream doesn't sit heavily on the skin, and he's been consistent with it for several weeks.
After badminton my calves and shoulders can feel tired. I use a small amount and massage it in for a minute or two. It feels soothing and doesn't leave that greasy layer I dislike with other creams.
Mum prefers herbal products, so the Cissus, Nika, turmeric, ginger, Triphala and eucalyptus formula caught our attention. She now keeps it nearby for the days her joints need a little extra care.
My knees used to feel stiff after sitting for a while. I started using the cream on them morning and night, and now my daily walks feel much more comfortable.
I bought this for my mum because her knees and ankles often feel uncomfortable by evening. She massages a small amount in before bed and says the soothing feeling has become part of her routine.
I work standing most of the day, so my legs and joints can feel tired by the time I get home. The cream absorbs quickly, doesn't feel greasy, and is easy to massage into the areas that need it.
Dad was the one who said he didn't need another product. A few weeks later he was reminding me when the tube was getting low. He mainly uses it around his knees after gardening.
I wanted something simple for the days my muscles feel worked after training. A small massage with this cream feels soothing, and I like that it sinks in without leaving my skin oily.
I first got it for my mum, but now I use it too after busy days. The texture is light, the herbal formula feels pleasant, and one tube has become a shared item in our house.
I spend a lot of time in the garden and my knees can feel uncomfortable afterwards. I massage the cream in when I'm done and again before bed. It has been a useful addition to my routine.
Most creams I tried felt too heavy for daytime. This one absorbs fast enough that I can apply it before leaving home. I mainly use it on my shoulder and around my knee when they feel overworked.
My husband uses it after long drives because his back and knees can feel stiff. I ended up keeping a second tube for myself. We both like the non-greasy feel and how easy it is to massage in.
Dad applies a little to his knees after his shower and massages it in gently. He likes that the cream doesn't sit heavily on the skin, and he's been consistent with it for several weeks.
After badminton my calves and shoulders can feel tired. I use a small amount and massage it in for a minute or two. It feels soothing and doesn't leave that greasy layer I dislike with other creams.
Mum prefers herbal products, so the Cissus, Nika, turmeric, ginger, Triphala and eucalyptus formula caught our attention. She now keeps it nearby for the days her joints need a little extra care.
A plant-based topical cream with 8 traditional Sri Lankan herbs, made by a registered Ayurvedic manufacturer to soothe joint discomfort and support flexibility. Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Everything you need to know about the Joint & Bone Relief Cream. Still have a question? Call us on 074 15 73 198.
It's a plant-based topical cream for joint and muscle care. It's made to soothe joint discomfort and support flexibility in areas like the knees, shoulders, back, elbows and wrists.
Pump a small amount onto the affected joint or muscle and massage it in gently with circular motions until it's fully absorbed. Use it 2–3 times a day, or as needed. Wash your hands afterwards and keep it away from your eyes.
No. It's a light cream made to absorb quickly, so it won't leave the heavy, sticky feel of a traditional balm or oil on your skin or clothes.
Six traditional Sri Lankan herbs: Cissus, Nika, Turmeric, Ginger, Tripala (Nelli, Bulu and Aralu) and Eucalyptus Oil, in a light cream base with Vitamin E. The full ingredient list is printed on the bottle.
It's for external use only. Do a patch test before first use and stop if you notice irritation, redness or an allergic reaction. Don't apply it to broken or irritated skin.
It isn't recommended for children under 12, or during pregnancy or breastfeeding, unless a doctor approves it.
Yes. The cream is applied to the skin where you feel discomfort, and the capsules are taken daily, so many people use both. If you're on any medication, check with your doctor first.
Yes. It's made in Sri Lanka by Dambulu Aushada Ayurvedic (Pvt) Ltd, Kekirawa, under Ayurvedic Reg No 6/2/1/15/19.
Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, with the cap closed after use. The batch number and expiry date are printed on the bottle.
