Naka Platinum ConcenTrace Topical Spray, Natural Magnesium Oil from the Great Salt Lake, Natural Source of Electrolytes, 120ml

Naka Platinum ConcenTrace Topical Spray Details

Naka Platinum ConcenTrace (Utah's Original) Topical Spray is a natural magnesium oil you spray onto skin rather than a liquid you drink — a supersaturated true solution of minerals and trace elements, 99% sodium reduced through solar evaporation from Utah's Great Salt Lake. Each 1ml serving, about 6 sprays, provides 100mg of elemental magnesium as magnesium chloride with other full spectrum trace minerals.

The 120ml bottle holds 120 servings at that measure. Naka describes it as a natural source of electrolytes, and the directions are to spray onto skin and massage the area in. Made in Canada.

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Quick Facts

Who This Topical Spray Is For

• Anyone who wants magnesium without the taste — a mineral concentrate you drink is sharply bitter, and this skips it entirely
• People who prefer to rub something into a specific area: shoulders, calves, lower back
• Those who use magnesium flakes in a bath and want the same idea without running one
• Anyone who would rather not add another capsule to a routine that already has several

Who this product is NOT for: if you want a measured, swallowed magnesium dose, this is the wrong format — Naka Platinum Magnesium Bisglycinate 200mg gives 200mg in a fixed capsule, and Naka Platinum CompleteTrace Drops is the drink-it version of this same concentrate. For something that spreads over a large area without a tingle, Naka Platinum Soothing Magnesium + MSM Cream suits better. And if you want sodium and potassium quantified for heavy sweating, an electrolyte drink states those numbers and this doesn't.

Vitamart's Take

We like this for one reason: it is the easiest magnesium format to stick with. Same concentrate family as the oral ConcenTrace drops, applied rather than swallowed, which removes the biggest reason people abandon a mineral concentrate — the taste. At the label's 4 to 5 sprays you use well under a millilitre, so a 120ml bottle lasts a long time at one application a day.

The honest part is what the label doesn't say. Naka tells you what this is and how to apply it. It makes no claim about how much of that magnesium crosses skin, and we won't make one on its behalf; that question is unsettled and anyone quoting a figure is guessing. The second note is feel: a supersaturated mineral solution dries to a faintly slick film and can tingle on freshly shaved or sensitive skin, which is why the directions offer a 50% dilution.

How This Topical Spray Compares

The real comparison isn't against other sprays — it's against the other routes into the same mineral, because the route is the decision.

• Versus Naka Platinum CompleteTrace Drops: the same concentrate taken by mouth in water. The drops give a dose you can count on absorbing and a taste to manage; the spray gives no taste and a less certain delivery.
• Versus a magnesium capsule: bisglycinate capsules are the choice when a practitioner has named an amount. Nothing topical competes on dose certainty.
• Versus magnesium flakes in a bath: the same chloride chemistry at bath dilution — lovely, and a twenty-minute commitment. The spray is the ten-second version.

Why Is Magnesium Applied To Skin At All?

The idea comes from the chemistry of the salt, not from a claim on this bottle. Magnesium chloride is hygroscopic — it holds water so strongly that a concentrated solution never fully crystallises, which is why a brine this dense is sold as a "magnesium oil" despite containing no oil at all. That property keeps the mineral in solution and in contact with the skin instead of flaking off, which is why the format exists when a dry magnesium powder sprinkled on skin would do nothing.

What happens next is where honesty matters. The outer layer of skin is a lipid-rich barrier built to keep water-soluble things out, and a magnesium ion in solution is about as water-soluble as it gets. The proposed routes in — sweat ducts and hair follicles rather than straight through the barrier — are plausible, and the published work is small and mixed. So read this label for what it states: a supersaturated solution of minerals from the Great Salt Lake, 99% sodium reduced, 100mg of elemental magnesium per millilitre, applied to skin. If raising magnesium intake is the goal, an oral form has the known dose. If you want the applied ritual on tired muscles without another capsule, that is what this bottle is for.

How To Use

Spray Naka Platinum ConcenTrace (Utah's Original) 4 to 5 times onto skin and massage the area. For sensitive skin, dilute it to 50% concentration with distilled water. Sealed for your protection — do not use if the safety seal is broken or missing. Avoid contact with eyes. Avoid direct application to mucous membranes. If irritation, redness or other discomfort occur, discontinue use. Store at room temperature.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pairs Well With

• Magnesium Lotion — cream formats for larger areas
• Magnesium Flakes — the same chloride chemistry for a bath soak
• Electrolyte Supplements — sodium and potassium in quantified amounts
• Joint & Muscle Cream — topicals for tired and overworked muscles

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Compare Similar Products

• Naka Platinum CompleteTrace Drops, 355ml — the same concentrate taken by mouth
• Naka Platinum Soothing Magnesium + MSM Cream — a cream base with MSM
• Magnesium Oil — every topical magnesium spray we carry
• Trace Minerals Supplements — the wider range, oral and topical

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Spray 4 to 5 Naka Platinum Concentrace (Utah's Original) times onto skin and massage the area. For sensitive skin, dilute it to 50% concentration with distilled water.