Matt Buttrey

Massage Oil
Massage Oils are applied easily to the skin for a light, even glide and smooth rnworkability. Pure cold-pressed oils are ideal for therapists looking for natural rnproducts.

MASSAGE OILS THROUGHOUT HISTORY HAVE BEEN REGARDED AS A MOST PRECIOUS medium for rnhealing and spiritual work. The color, fragrance, phytol content, texture and rnspecific genus or species dictates the massage oils specific healing vent. An massage oils color and fragrance can indicate mineral content, specific acids, ester, natural steroids and pain killers as well as chlorophyll content. When rnbase oils are referred to simply as a vehicle or “carrier oil”, this insinuates rnthat the base is merely to carry for an essential.

THE NUMBER ONE TOOL OF A MASSAGE THERAPIST IS "THEIR MASSAGE OIL," just as an rnartist has his brushes, a doctor his instruments, the number one tool of a rnmassage therapist is “their massage oil.” Usually when massage practitioners are rnbuying massage oils for their practice, they do not consider the specific rnchemicals in that massage oil or if the massage oil is “food grade quality.” For rnour health, the rule of thumb should be, “If you can’t eat it, perhaps you rnshould not use it. GROWERS, CHEMICAL COMPANIES AND MANUFACTURERS KNOW that “unprocessed, cold pressed base oils are rich with pain relievers, anti-inflammatories, enzymes, vitamins, natural steroids and assist prostaglandin production, an rnimportant immune system factor. Pharmaceutical companies buy tanks of raw oils rnto harvest their abundant medicinal elements for medicine. As health rnpractitioners we should know exactly what those “healing elements” are, and in rnwhich specific oils they can be found.

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1 4oz Massage Oil &
1 4oz Massage Lotion
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One per customer. All samples are rncolor and fragrance free.

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