Top 5 massage oil ingredients

There are many different types of massage oil available, each with its own feel and scent. Some of the most common types of massage oil include:

• Almond oil: Almond oil is a lightweight oil that is easily absorbed by the skin and leaves it feeling smooth and moisturized. Skip it if you have a nut allergy.

• Coconut oil: Coconut oil is a popular choice for massage thanks to its moisturizing feel and light, natural scent. Virgin coconut oil is solid at room temperature but melts quickly between your hands, while fractionated coconut oil stays liquid.

• Jojoba oil: Jojoba oil is a plant-based oil that closely resembles the natural oils in skin. It absorbs easily and feels non-greasy.

• Lavender oil: Lavender essential oil is popular for its floral scent, which many people find relaxing. Essential oils are always diluted in a carrier oil before they touch skin.

• Olive oil: Olive oil is a rich, moisturizing oil that feels heavier on the skin, so it suits dry skin and slower massages.

There are many other types of massage oil available. Choose one that suits your skin and the feel you like, and patch-test any new oil on a small area first. For a ready-to-use option, try a Lick flavored massage oil, Coconut Flavored Massage Oil or Lavender Scented Massage Oil.