Soothe · Topical recovery cream

Targeted Recovery for the Bodies that Don't Stop.

Engineered for the mountains,Perfect for anywhere.

  • Hemp-infused
  • Designed in Denver
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • Topical only
Designed in Denver · Tested at altitude
Made in the U.S.A.Cruelty-freeParaben-freeDesigned in DenverTopical only

Scientific direction

Most recovery creams aren't designed. They're labeled.

SOOTHE was formulated under the direction of Dr. Marnie L. Peterson, PharmD, PhD, GALYNA's Chief Scientific Officer and a former tenured faculty member in pharmacology with 50+ peer-reviewed publications. The result is a topical recovery cream built around how the skin actually responds, not around a label.

A clean menthol cooling system delivers an immediate alpine-cool sensation, followed by a slow warming finish. Vitamins A, C, and E support the skin you apply it to. No mystery oils. No fragrance. The kind of ingredient discipline you get when a pharmacologist runs the lab.

Dr. Marnie L. Peterson, PharmD, PhD

Chief Scientific Officer · GALYNA

What it's for

For every body that asks for something back the next morning.

SOOTHE was built for the daily, localized soreness an active life creates, in the gym, on the trail, behind a desk, or on the slopes. Just the spot, the day after, when you would rather not reach for the medicine cabinet.

01

Post-workout leg day

Squats, deadlifts, lunges — the muscles that file a complaint the next morning when you swing out of bed.

02

Mile-22 lower back

Long-run lumbar stiffness, the hip flexors that pay for the last quarter of a marathon.

03

Long-day-on-feet shifts

Nurses, baristas, line cooks, retail floors. The legs that have been vertical for ten hours.

04

Day-3 ski-trip quads

The legs that feel fine on day one, wrecked by day three, and still want to be on the lift on day four.

05

The hike-day after

14 miles with elevation, the calves and IT bands that tell you about it for two days.

06

Knees after a powder day

The morning-after-the-storm legs. Apply before you get out of bed and your floor stops sounding so far away.