Massage Oils for Massage Therapy

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Soothe Sore Muscles: Arnica warming relief massage oil for massaging joint and muscles, your body will feel the relief you need for muscle soreness. Great with a massage oil warmer. Sore muscle massage oil can be key for sore muscles after workout.

Relaxing: Feel the tension melt away with our specially crafted Sore Muscle Massage Oil. For professional or at home massage for a healing massage oil and a warming massage oil. Also use as a massage oil for couples and sore muscles for men.

Massage Oil Sore Muscles: Our Sore Muscle Oil Massage is hand crafted with quality and natural ingredients for a body massage oil for women and men. Great as a sore muscle rub, sore muscle lotion, sore muscle cream.

Natural Massage Oil: Hand crafted with Sunflower, Almond and Grapeseed Oil, your hands will glide and your skin will be left feeling well hydrated, nourished and soft after a soothing massage with our Sore Muscle Massage Oil for Massage Therapy.

We used the very best essential oils that would create a soothing affect by combining Arnica, Chamomile, Lavender, Sunflower, Sweet Almond and Grapeseed Oil. Below, we share the benefits of each one and why their combination will bring you to the Zen state you desire.

Arnica Oil: One of the best massage oils for any massage oil recipe, Arnica has anti-inflammatory properties, making it perfect for an after sports massage, after workout massage, or your muscles simply need a little love. Arnica helps to relax overworked muscles, and also reduces inflammation.

Sweet Almond Oil: Extracted from almonds – almond oil can improve complexion and skin tone in addition to being a great moisturizer for dry skin as it is highly emollient – having the ability to balance absorption and loss of moisture making it a great skin treatment.

Grapeseed Oil: Grapeseed oil, which is popular amongst massage therapists, is used because of its anti-inflammatory properties that can be anti-aging. It also has astringent properties, making it great for firming and toning the skin naturally. Grapeseed Oil increases blood circulation and decreases swelling to help alleviate muscle soreness.

Sunflower Oil: Sunflower oil is light, non-greasy and won't leave skin feeling oily. When combined with essential oils like lavender, it can make for a great massage oil that can penetrate the skin for deep moisturizing.

Aromatherapy: Typically massages we tend to know and love are Swedish massages, but when combined with the use of essential oils, they are known as Aromatherapy Massages. The use of essential oils are used to boost health benefits in your mind and body as you inhale the scents and absorb them into your skin. Depending on your personal health concerns, different types of essential oils are used.

Blending the Best: Experienced and knowledgeable massage therapists will use quality massage oil blends versus synthetic oils that lack benefits. When using an essential oil topically, such as in a massage, it must first be diluted and not applied to the skin directly. This prevents skin irritation that may come from direct application without the carrier oil.

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