How would I use this as a massage oil, if possible?
777211
You could add these oils to a carrier oil (olive oil, coconot oil, grapeseed oil, etc.) for massage, just make sure you do an allergy test first, especially if you're working on clients. These Fragrance oils are synthetic and not to be confused with Essential oils. They are strictly for scent. There are recipes online to guide you with how many drops to use per ounce of carrier oil for massages.
777212
You would add it sparingly to another oil, such as grapeseed, jojoba, or sweet almond oil. Essesense oils are only used too scent other things and/or aroma therapy.
777213
I wouldn't the scents are very unpleasant. I am disappointed and would not order again
941192
While it has a bunch of other uses that I referred to in my review, you can certainly use it just for massages -- that is one of the primary uses that they informed me about with one of their emails on uses. The email particularly picked out dabbing some on your fingers to massage your temples. The other answers seem more informed than I am.
2031798
The answer is yes, you snip off the end of the tip and gently squeeze a small amount of the oil onto your clean finger tip and gently massage it onto your skin. I start with my eyes and forehead, then nose cheeks, mouth, chin and throat. It doesn not take much to simply cover the area and, again, gently massage it into your skin. Ethocyn Essence vials are so wildly expensive, in my opinion, I use the oil very sparingly and not every day. I make sure to use it on any day I am going to be out but not when I'm staying home and it seems to work well that way.
259217
This lavendar oil is very concentrated so it needs to be used sparingly. I'm sure a few drops of this product could be added to a massage oil. The label reccomends consulting an essential oil source or other professional source for the dilution ratios. I hope this helps.
1000026
I would do other way around let oil sink in. I use lotion more than oil and it works amazingly
1441393
Use any essential, depending on what you are using mister for, IE: lavender oil is great for massages or meditating, orange oil is great for entertaining.Oil is dropped into water reservoir.It's really a great item
2014944
Absolutely. We use these oils to our massage cream at our salon for aroma therapy during massage. :)
2200336
I use it for my hair; I melt a 1:1 ratio of this shea butter with extra virgin coconut oil in the microwave, mix it up well, let it cool, pour it into a small tupperware container, and let it set up at room temp. I use maybe a half pea-size bit in the morning to smooth and defrizz my hair. You probably can use it for a lotion just by itself, after you pry a chunk out and warm in it your hands a little...It's not a liquid, though, like if you squeezed lotion out of a bottle; it's solid enough that you'd have to warm it a bit just to be able to use it like a lotion that way. I've also only ever used it mixed with something else, so I don't know how well it would work on its own.
292138
Yes you can, but sparingly. The oil is quite thick and heavy so a tiny bit goes a long way.
596978
It is a solid so might be difficult to apply as an oil however does soften quickly from body warmth. I read that it can help reduce underarm odor, so I have used it in this way a couple of times a week with no problems with irritation so don't know why it couldn't be used as a skin oil. It does have a slight coconut odor to it.
979351
YES it can for sure be used as a face massager .. I used it as a scap on the head massager ... totally awesome for all that and more ...
2195699
We do NOT recommend that you do this at all. This oil should be used on its own. thank you.
2044565
Yes you can, but I'm not sure about the amount since these are very very concentrated oils. It would be best to Goggle for information
813865
I don't see why not I have used lavender essential oil and am currently using oil of thieves in mine, just be sure to fill with water to the line and then how ever many drops of oil you wish without being overpowering
2253760
Hm.. I would not do it. The oil is not that consentraited. Its more for massage than for smell.
286523
I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to that. So far I have only used Tea Tree oil and lavender.
569549
It is very light "oily" smell, you can barely smell anything. I didn't use it for massage personally but I would say it would work for a massage.