We Know: How to Buy Massage Oil About Massage Oil In addition to a massage, the massage oil can also be relaxing. The oil's scent can have a great affect on the person being massaged, therefore it should be chosen carefully. A massage oil's scent can be playful or bring back memories because it's association with someone or something from the past. When buying massage oil as a gift, keep in mind that some people are very sensitive to scents or oils. They can even cause a severe allergic reaction in some people. When in doubt, either ask if they have any known allergies or else consider buying a scentless, hypoallergenic massage oil. Bottles of massage oil come in varying sizes, from a few ounces to 16 ounces or more. Massage therapists often purchase the oil in bulk. When Shopping for Massage Oil Look for these types of massage oils: Natural ingredients and contaminant free. Hypoallergenic. Alcohol-free: Skin products containing alcohol can dry out your skin. No animal testing. Heat safe: Warmed oil can break down if not made to withstand heat. Water dispersible: This makes it easy to wash the sheets of the oil residue from contact. Contains vitamin E: Hydrates the skin and helps to keep it healthy. Massage Oils There are many types of oils available, in a wide range of scents, prices, and ingredients: Master Massage 3-Pack with Professional Massage Oil, Soothing Blend Aroma Therapy Oil and Refreshing Blend Aroma Therapy Oil: Sells for about $30. H2O Plus Hydrating Massage Oil: Contains Sea Salt, sweet almond oil, Japanese green tea, and Paraguay tea. Sells for about $15. Enrichments Edible Warming Oils: Available in five flavors. Sells for about $7. Escential Sweet Almond Massage Oil: Infused with essential oil of lavender. Sells for about $11 for the 16 ounce size, and $7 for the eight ounce size.
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