Created by NOW® Essential Oils for those with high stress levels in need of a relaxing full-body massage with an aromatherapeutic skin moisturizer. Lavender Almond Massage Oil combines Organic Lavender Oil and natural Almond Oil to create a luxurious combination that soothes and relaxes. With Vitamins A, D & E included to nourish the skin, NOW® Lavender Almond Massage Oil is a highly versatile personal care and cosmetic product that won’t clog pores and will leave skin feeling refreshed and reinvigorated. This Lavender Almond Massage Oil blend can help create a soothing massage or act as a natural body moisturizer. [LIQUID]
Ingredients:
Sweet Almond Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Grapeseed Oil, Lavender Oil*, Liquid Lanolin, and Natural Vitamins E, A and D.
*Organic
Important Information:
Not intended for internal use. Clear bottle contains UV light protectant. Keep out of reach of children
Dosage
For a soothing massage or daily moisturizing, simply massage 3 – 5 drops of Lavender Almond Massage Oil on the desired areas of skin as needed. If redness or irritation occur, discontinue use.
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MASSSAGE OILS: ENHANCING YOUR RELAXATION EXPERIENCE
Massage therapy is the manipulation of soft tissues of the body, including muscles, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments, and joints. Massage therapy can help alleviate the discomfort associated with everyday stresses, overusing muscles, and many chronic pain conditions. Massage therapy can effectively and safely be used for acute and chronic conditions. Massage therapists frequently integrate essential oils into their practice to soothe sore muscles and other tissues, relieve aches and pains, induce relaxation, and bolster the overall benefits of essential oils.
Massage oils
typically feature a combination of carrier oils and essential oils. Carrier oils, as the name implies, are used to "carry" essential oils to the skin and dilute them. This is key because many essential oils are extremely potent and can cause irritation with direct topical application. Carrier oils are often plant-based and made from seeds and nuts. Some of the most common carrier oils include sweet almond, coconut, grapeseed, and jojoba, among others.
The primary purpose of massage oils is to lubricate the skin and reduce friction while performing a massage. Indeed, massage oils help give skin a smooth glide and easy workability. Other benefits of massage oils include hydrating and nourishing the skin. The essential oils in the blend will target specific ailments, pains, or discomfort while providing a soothing, refreshing, invigorating, or relaxing scent.
Top Aromatherapy Massage Oils
Aromatherapy
massage oils abound on the market, featuring all sorts of blends based on either fragrance or therapeutic effects. Some of the most popular essential oil-based massage oils include:
Bergamot
– reduces stress and tension. Calming, uplifting, refreshing.
Clary
Sage
– hormone balancing, mood-lifting, supports the female cycle.
Eucalyptus
– analgesic, respiratory support, cooling sensation.
Frankincense
– improves concentration, improves irritability, and emotional balancing.
Grapefruit
– balancing, uplifting, eases anxiety, reduces fatigue, suppresses appetite.
Jasmine
– mood-lifting, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, antispasmodic, and sedative.
Lavender
– calming, relaxing, nurtures creativity, promotes wellbeing, balances mind and body, promotes sleep.
Peppermint
– invigorating, cooling, analgesic, improves mental performance and focus.
Sandalwood
– anti-inflammatory, mood-balancing, anxiolytic, and wound-healing.
Ylang-ylang
– mood-boosting relieves depression, soothes anxiety, promotes
heart health, and stimulates oil production in the skin and scalp.
How To Choose The Best Massage Oils For Your Needs
If you want to ensure you get a quality massage oil, opt only for organic oils since the skin will absorb them into the bloodstream. You'll also want to look at the list of excipients on the label. Go for the least ingredients possible – ideally, just a carrier oil and a few essential oils blended in. Also, steer clear of any ingredients with chemical-sounding names or names you can't even pronounce. You should also select massage oils in amber or dark-coloured bottles to extend the shelf life as long as possible.
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MASSSAGE OILS: ENHANCING YOUR RELAXATION EXPERIENCE
Massage therapy is the manipulation of soft tissues of the body, including muscles, connective tissue, tendons, ligaments, and joints. Massage therapy can help alleviate the discomfort associated with everyday stresses, overusing muscles, and many chronic pain conditions. Massage therapy can effectively and safely be used for acute and chronic conditions. Massage therapists frequently integrate essential oils into their practice to soothe sore muscles and other tissues, relieve aches and pains, induce relaxation, and bolster the overall benefits of essential oils.
Massage oils
typically feature a combination of carrier oils and essential oils. Carrier oils, as the name implies, are used to "carry" essential oils to the skin and dilute them. This is key because many essential oils are extremely potent and can cause irritation with direct topical application. Carrier oils are often plant-based and made from seeds and nuts. Some of the most common carrier oils include sweet almond, coconut, grapeseed, and jojoba, among others.
The primary purpose of massage oils is to lubricate the skin and reduce friction while performing a massage. Indeed, massage oils help give skin a smooth glide and easy workability. Other benefits of massage oils include hydrating and nourishing the skin. The essential oils in the blend will target specific ailments, pains, or discomfort while providing a soothing, refreshing, invigorating, or relaxing scent.
Top Aromatherapy Massage Oils
Aromatherapy
massage oils abound on the market, featuring all sorts of blends based on either fragrance or therapeutic effects. Some of the most popular essential oil-based massage oils include:
Bergamot
– reduces stress and tension. Calming, uplifting, refreshing.
Clary
Sage
– hormone balancing, mood-lifting, supports the female cycle.
Eucalyptus
– analgesic, respiratory support, cooling sensation.
Frankincense
– improves concentration, improves irritability, and emotional balancing.
Grapefruit
– balancing, uplifting, eases anxiety, reduces fatigue, suppresses appetite.
Jasmine
– mood-lifting, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, antispasmodic, and sedative.
Lavender
– calming, relaxing, nurtures creativity, promotes wellbeing, balances mind and body, promotes sleep.
Peppermint
– invigorating, cooling, analgesic, improves mental performance and focus.
Sandalwood
– anti-inflammatory, mood-balancing, anxiolytic, and wound-healing.
Ylang-ylang
– mood-boosting relieves depression, soothes anxiety, promotes
heart health, and stimulates oil production in the skin and scalp.
How To Choose The Best Massage Oils For Your Needs
If you want to ensure you get a quality massage oil, opt only for organic oils since the skin will absorb them into the bloodstream. You'll also want to look at the list of excipients on the label. Go for the least ingredients possible – ideally, just a carrier oil and a few essential oils blended in. Also, steer clear of any ingredients with chemical-sounding names or names you can't even pronounce. You should also select massage oils in amber or dark-coloured bottles to extend the shelf life as long as possible.
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