Massage Oil

Sesame Oil
Sesame Oil is especially useful fornourishing and detoxifying and for ailments associated with the vatatype, such as anxiety, poor circulation, constipation, bloating, andexcessive dryness. Sesame Oil is a rather thick oil that may leave skinfeeling oily, so it can be blended with lighter massage oils. Theunrefined oil has a strong aroma.

Jojoba Oil
Jojoba Oil is light-textured anddeeply penetrating, making it a valuable base oil for all skin types.The skin's natural lubricant. This gives jojoba oil excellentmoisturizing and emollient properties.

Grapeseed Oil
Grapeseed Oil is only available asa refined oil, but it is a popular massage oil because it has a finetexture that is easily absorbed by the skin. It is pale green and canbe mixed with a heavier, more nutritious base oil for greater effect onthe skin.

Evening Primrose Oil
Evening Primrose Oil is good for dry, ageing skin and to treat psoriasis, pre-menstrual tension and eczema.

Coconut Oil
Fractionated refined coconut oil can be used as a very light, quickly absorbed massage oil.

Avocado Oil
Avocado Oil is very rich andnutritious and is suited to under-nourished, dry, dehydrated and matureskin and it can help to treat eczema.

Sweet Almond Oil
Sweet Almond Oil is rich inminerals, vitamins and proteins. It is especially suited to dry,sensitive and irritated skin. It is softening, revitalizing andnourishing to the skin.

Oils are the carrier oils in which the essential oils are dilutedbefore massage. Most of these oils are extracted from nuts and seeds.They are easily absorbed into the skin, and many base oils havetherapeutic properties.

Oils are the carrier oils in which the essential oils are diluted before massage.