massage oil
"Quality organic oils of soya, sunflower and argan, are blended together to produce optimum glide and control. Absorbed beautifully into the skin, this non-greasy, non-sensitizing oil is full of omegas and Vitamin E offering enhancement, protection and soothing properties for the skin. This spa-quality massage/ moisturizing oil can be enjoyed both professionally or at home." Earth To Body
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(regular price is $19.00 f0r the 120 ml and $29.00 for the 250 ml)
Ingredients
Soya Bean Oil (glycine soja) (organic) is an excellent alternative to sweet almond as a massage oil. It is light in texture and rich in lecithin, omega 3 fatty acids and vitamin E, making it delightfully moisturizing.
Sunflower Oil (helianthus annuus) (organic) makes a wonderful massage oil, and is high in Vitamins A, B, D, E. it also contains minerals and has beneficial amounts of lecithin, oleic (omega 9) and linoleic (omega 6). It is easily absorbed into the skin, all the while softening and moisturizing.
Eco-Certified Argan Oil (argania spinosa ) from Morocco is the ideal massage oil. The extremely high content of Vitamin E and omegas help tired muscles to relax. Known for its anti-aging properties it helps to soothe the skin and protect against extreme elements. It promotes a sense of well being and is a wonderful addition to any massage oil.
Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol). This full spectrum tocopheral is a natural preservative that helps sustain shelf life of products. It plays a crucial role in protecting skin cells and membranes from environmental damage.
Testimonials
"I love the purity of this organic massage oil. I add a touch of lemon essential oil or lavender, depending on my mood, and away I go." - K. Cohen, Notre-Dame de-Grace, QC
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The benefits of MASSAGE in general:
- Massage calms the nervous system and helps you maintain physical, mental and emotional well being
- sense of relaxation and well being.
- Reduces pain, stress, tention and anxiety. Massage reduces a brain chemical called substance P that is related to pain helping create a sence of relatation
- Massage improves blood circulation, delivering oxygen and nutrients to the cells, decreasing recovery time.
- Massage stimulates the lymphatic system and carries away the body’s waste products.
- Massage therapy can also help with pain management in conditions such as arthritis, sciatica and muscle cramps and spasms.
- Massage boosts immunity. Massage can decreases Cortisol, a chemical produced when you are stressed which kills cells important for immunity.
- Massage reduces hypertension. This may be because it stimulates pressure receptors that prompt action from the vagus nerve, one of the nerves that emerges from the brain. The vagus nerve regulates blood pressure, as well as other functions.
