Magnesium Sleep Lotion
Magnesium Sleep Lotion
A rich magnesium & essential-oil lotion you apply to your feet - absorbed quickly to support deeper sleep, calmer nights and ease restless legs
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Benefits
Fall asleep quicker. Magnesium is present right at lights-out, supporting the shift into rest instead of arriving late.
Stay asleep longer. It keeps releasing through the fragile early-morning stretch, so the light stages don't tip into a full wake.
Calmer nights. Settles restless legs and a racing mind so the calming side of your nervous system can take over.
Made for how sleep changes with age. Formulated for the lighter, more fragile sleep of the 55+ and menopausal years.
Ingredients
Key Active ingredients: Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Magnesium Chloride, Arnica Extract, Lavender Oil, Shea Butter, Water, Mineral Oil, Glycerin, Glyceryl Stearate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Carbomer, Arginine
No parabens. No artificial fragrance. No fillers.
How To Use
Massage a coin-sized amount into the soles of the feet or calves 10–15 minutes before bed. Absorbs quickly — non-greasy, so you can get straight into bed. Use nightly for best results; consistency is what helps your body stay asleep longer.
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on all orders + tracking provided.
30-day money-back guarantee — if it doesn't help, we'll refund you in full, no questions asked
Orders dispatched within 24 hours.
UK delivery: 4–8 days
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the magnesium lotion I already tried? Most magnesium lotions absorb in one quick wave and have faded by the second half of the night. NUE is formulated for slow, steady release — so it's still working at 3am, which is exactly when lighter sleep tends to tip into a full wake.
I wake at 3am every night. Will this actually keep me under? That's the moment it's built for. Keeping magnesium available through the 2–4am window is the whole “stay asleep” job — most nights it's the difference between drifting back under and lying awake.
Tablets never worked for me. Why would a lotion? Through the skin, magnesium releases steadily over hours with no digestion involved. You're topped up across the night rather than taking a single dose that peaks and drops long before 3am.
I'm going through menopause and my sleep is all over the place. Menopausal and 55+ sleep lifts into lighter, more fragile stages more often — which is precisely where a settled nervous system holds you under. This is formulated for exactly that stretch of the night.
When will I notice a difference? Many people fall asleep faster within the first few nights. The 3am wakes usually change over 2–4 weeks of nightly use as consistency builds.
| NUE | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Present at lights-out | ||
| Still releasing 3-4AM | ||
| One application for whole night | ||
| Steady release | ||
| Made for light sleepers 55+ |
In Their Own Words
Real experiences. Real difference.
"The only one that actually lasts the night"
"I've got a cupboard full of magnesium — the tablets, a spray, two other lotions I won't name. Every one of them did nothing for the waking-up part. What's different here is it doesn't all soak in at once. I rub it into my feet and it's still doing something at 4am, which is exactly when I used to be wide awake. Six weeks in and that cupboard's basically retired.
"It's the staying asleep that changed"
"Perimenopause turned me into a 3am insomniac overnight. I'd drop off fine, then ping awake at three and lie there till the alarm, absolutely furious. I did not expect a foot lotion to touch it. First week I slept through to six twice — now it's most nights. I'm not a new person, I'm just finally rested."
"Eight hours in bed finally means something"
"My body was exhausted but my head wouldn't stop — in bed by ten, still going over everything at midnight. And even when I did get my eight hours I'd wake up like I'd been hit by a bus. This helps me actually switch off at lights-out, but the mornings are the real difference. I wake up like I've slept, not like I've served a sentence."