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Senna.Xx

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Oils for massage service?
« on: 13 February 2024, 07:25:06 am »
What are your favourite oils to use when giving massages? I’ve been using a combination of baby oil and a basic scented oil, but I want to find something with a lot of silk and slip. I also might start bringing an extra bed sheet to lay on top of the beds? (Especially in hotels) to help with the messy clean up!
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V24

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #1 on: 13 February 2024, 10:11:17 am »


I use coconut oil.  It solidifies but I put some already melted into a baby oil bottle and I keep that warm all day in a baby bottle warmer.  I wouldn't use anything with a strong scent as that could linger on them.
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Deuxmoi

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #2 on: 13 February 2024, 12:25:36 pm »
Fractionated coconut oil is always liquid it's great but the downside is it can leave a rancid smell on towels,bedding and leave your washing machine oily af. I've had to bin loads of lingerie I couldnt wash at 60 degrees to fully get it out
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Lushblossom

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #3 on: 13 February 2024, 01:36:28 pm »
I buy whatever is affordable on amazon. Ensuring it is scent free.
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V24

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #4 on: 13 February 2024, 01:40:10 pm »
Quote from: Deuxmoi on 13 February 2024, 12:25:36 pm
Fractionated coconut oil is always liquid it's great but the downside is it can leave a rancid smell on towels,bedding and leave your washing machine oily af. I've had to bin loads of lingerie I couldnt wash at 60 degrees to fully get it out


I don't use the fractionated.  I get mine from Costco, organic unrefined.  I use it for cooking as well.  Never had a problem with it staining stuff, not even my throws.
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SouciSans

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #5 on: 13 February 2024, 02:33:00 pm »
In my experience I do offer massage service if a client does require this I always ask do they have any allergies first just in case of an allergic reaction, as I have had one guy saying he didn't like certain oils not even baby oil but as I'm into Aromatherapy I always use a base oil from Holland & Barrett Almond oil highly recommend that :)
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Mirror

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #6 on: 13 February 2024, 03:42:44 pm »
Quote from: SouciSans on 13 February 2024, 02:33:00 pm
In my experience I do offer massage service if a client does require this I always ask do they have any allergies first just in case of an allergic reaction, as I have had one guy saying he didn't like certain oils not even baby oil but as I'm into Aromatherapy I always use a base oil from Holland & Barrett Almond oil highly recommend that :)

I use either almond oil or grapeseed oil,  some people with nut allergy react to almond oil. I too practice aromatherapy have sometimes made blends to use but always with permission from client, explaining I'm not qualified. This has been rate though as I am not often asked, and prefer to err on side of caution.
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One More Rodeo

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #7 on: 14 February 2024, 08:21:02 am »
Quote from: Deuxmoi on 13 February 2024, 12:25:36 pm
Fractionated coconut oil is always liquid it's great but the downside is it can leave a rancid smell on towels,bedding and leave your washing machine oily af. I've had to bin loads of lingerie I couldnt wash at 60 degrees to fully get it out

Add DriPak Soda Crystals to the laundry, it will sort this.
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DiscreetLady

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #8 on: 15 February 2024, 08:27:06 am »
i just use normal baby oil
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why have cotton when you can have silk???

Ericabright

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Re: Oils for massage service?
« Reply #9 on: 19 February 2024, 10:47:59 am »
I use sweet almond oil and add a few drops of ylang ylang. Slides lovely and no smell.
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pinkpineapple

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« Reply #10 on: 21 February 2024, 03:10:08 pm »
I use baby oil as it's soft and gentle, just in case the client has any skin sensitivities.
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