Cryo Cold Gel - Hélé

Hélé cold cryo gel is designed for muscle recovery after a football match or training session. Its immediate cold effect relieves the calves, thighs and adductors worked during the 90 minutes, soothes heavy-leg sensations and helps limit next-day soreness.

It is ideally applied straight after the match or training session, on clean skin, preferably after the shower. For soreness that appears the next day, it can be reapplied 2 to 3 times a day for 48 hours to speed up recovery.

Massage it in circular movements onto the areas most worked in football: calves, thighs (quadriceps and hamstrings), adductors and knees — the main areas affected by soreness and heavy legs after a match.

Its formula combines menthol, peppermint essential oil, camphor rosemary, Eucalyptus radiata and organic silicon. Menthol and peppermint provide the intense cold effect, while organic silicon supports the regeneration of the muscle tissue worked during the match.

Yes, the cold effect relieves tired muscles and stimulates microcirculation, while organic silicon supports the recovery of muscle fibres. Used after exercise, it helps reduce the intensity and duration of the soreness caused by the intensity of a football match.

Yes, it can be applied as soon as the first signs of cramp or muscle tension appear. The cold effect brings quick relief, which is particularly useful late in a match or in extra time when your legs start to tire.

The 75 ml size is suited to occasional use or to slip into your kit bag, while the 500 ml size suits footballers who train regularly several times a week and want a recovery supply for the whole season.

Hélé cold cryo gel is not intended to replace medical cryotherapy for an injury, but it offers a practical, immediate alternative to an ice pack for standard muscle recovery after exercise, without the hassle of preparing real cold.

The cold cryo gel must not be applied to mucous membranes, open wounds or the eyes, and is not recommended for children under 3. If you suspect a muscle injury during the match (strain, tear), it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional before any application.

Yes, it fits well into a post-match recovery routine that includes electrolytes (Activ Hydrate) for hydration and stretching. The supplier also recommends following up with a joint gel the next day to support the rebuilding of muscle tissue over time.