Natural massage oils
Plant-based massage oils extracted from nuts, seeds, and legumes nourish the skin but do not clog pores. Use these massage oils pure on the skin or make a personal skin and massage oil by adding a few drops of essential oil.

|
1 Argan oil (Argania Spinosa oil)
Pure deodorized Argan oil is used primarily for hair, skin, and nails by a variety of people for their daily beauty routine. Argan oil is extracted from the almonds of the argan tree. The oil is rich in essential fatty acids and various antioxidants and is even suitable for very sensitive baby skin. Since Argan oil penetrates deep into the skin, this Moroccan gold is used to protect the skin against UV radiation and dehydration; it softens the skin, helps reduce and prevent wrinkles (even in winter). It also treats and/or prevents stretch marks, stimulates balanced sebum production, and nourishes the hair and scalp, helping to combat dry and frizzy hair. It cares for the cuticles and strengthens the nails. When massaged, it stimulates blood circulation and reduces pain, swelling, or inflammation. Argan oil can also be used as a good substitute for Jojoba oil.
View the Argan oil |

|
2 Argan massage oil
Argan massage oil is primarily used for dry skin, hair, or nails. This oil is used to restore healthy skin, hair, and nails. The Argan oil nourishes the skin extremely well while the scent provides the ultimate wellness experience.
View the Indonesia Argan massage oil |

|
3 Grapeseed oil (Vitis Vinifera Seed oil)
Due to its high pycnogol content, this oil is used in nourishing hair masks. Grapeseed oil is good for chapped skin and cracks. The oil absorbs quickly and is suitable for all skin types, but especially for dry, mature, and sensitive skin. Grape seed oil is widely used by people with a nut allergy, as this massage oil is completely harmless in that case. This Body and Massage oil is well suited for facial massages.
View the Grapeseed oil |

|
4 Sweet almond oil (Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis oil)
Sweet almond oil is a fantastic base oil that is frequently used by massage specialists for its high quality. This cold-pressed vegetable oil is suitable for all skin types, particularly dry skin.
The oil regulates the skin’s moisture level.
Sweet almond oil is widely used as a soothing and protective oil to prevent skin dryness because it prevents excessive moisture loss in the epidermis. The massage oil is also used as a carrier in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries because it is one of the more stable vegetable oils. It is highly valued in the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries.
View the Sweet Almond Oil |

|
5 Fragranced Massage Oil
Eucalyptus Mint Massage Oil
This cold-pressed Sweet Almond vegetable oil spreads well over the skin. It suppleens and softens the skin and is suitable for all skin types. It is a delightful oil for massage. After a bath or shower, it is pleasant to massage the oil into the face, neck, and décolleté. It is also well-suited as a massage oil for hot stone massages. To enrich this washable massage oil, a Eucalyptus Mint essential oil blend has been added. This scent is often used during massages.
View the Eucalyptus Mint massage oil |

|
Natural massage oil and skin types
Most massage oils can be used on all skin types. Below is an overview of natural massage oils, along with the specific skin types, hair, and nails for which they are best used.
View all massage oils |
|
Dry / Mature skin |
Normal skin |
Oily skin |
Hair |
Nails |
| Argan oil |
++++ |
+++ |
++ |
++ |
++ |
| Argan massage oil |
+++ |
++ |
++ |
++ |
++ |
| Grapeseed oil |
+++ |
++ |
+ |
+++ |
++ |
| Sweet Almond oil |
+++ |
++ |
+ |
+ |
++ |