Massage Oil Recipes

Massage oils are good for the body and soul, but they are often so expensive that you have to wonder if the purchase is worth the money. Meanwhile, massage oil can also be made at home. Location: Location:

Before you start making massage oil, think about what flavor you want to give it. If the smell of oil is unpleasant to you, it will poison you with the best massage experience.

Lavender flowers have a very persistent and pleasant smell. And it doesn't matter whether you take fresh flowers directly from the garden or use ready-made dried ones. Just take a handful of flowers, fill them with half a liter of olive oil and put them in the sun for three days to soak up the lavender scent.

Strain the oil mixture through a coffee filter inserted in a funnel into a nice handy bottle, close the lid tightly and put away in a secluded place. The oil retains all its properties for several weeks, but it is still not worth storing it for too long.

If you don't like the smell of lavender, use any essential oil, but remember, it should be a pure natural oil, not a scented artificial mixture. For greater confidence, buy essential oils at the pharmacy, there you will be less likely to run into a fake.

Pour 0.5 liters of olive oil into a bottle, add 8 drops of any essential oil to it. It can be lemon, grapefruit, orange, mint oil, and so on. Screw the bottle cap back on tightly and shake the mixture well several times. The massage oil is ready, it can be stored for a very long time without losing its properties.