Biotone Advanced Therapy Massage Lotion

Coconut oil sometimes

Coconut oil.

I mix my own oil of sweet almond oil with drops lavender and tea tree oil which are then are kept warm as there is nothing worse than someone putting cold oil on you causing you to tense up

Oil might be fun to "Play" with... but as a massage therapist it's just plain gross. The cleaning. The staining. The smell. The fingers prints everywhere... Biotone Advanced Therapy Massage Lotion is the only product I use.

Pure coconut oil

Clear coconut oil is the only thing I use...it is the very best!

Cold press coconut oil.

clear coconut oil! The best.

I also use room temperature wax, creates a wonderful grip.

Don't like the oils.

I like to mix my own oils I use a combination of oils such as apricot oil, grape-seed oil and lavender essential oil or when my clients have inflammation I like to use hemp oil with ginger essential oil and when I am doing reflexology I love to use refined sheer butter mix with an essential oi, I only use oils I can track  so that I know what I am putting on my clients skin I like to know where and when it was made

Hi guy . I would know which lotion not oily . I’m after good quality and organic lotion . I’m tired of oil because it’s hard to wash off my body because I think I’m hairy !

Coconut

Coconut oil is very effective and inexpensive

I use an unscented cream that warms up beautifully. Doesn’t break down in my towel warmer. I also use a bit of oil if I need extra glide. I love the one ounce bottles with the twist caps. One hand to open and close. My go to products are Amber for the cream and cause medic cbd for the oil as well as unscented coconut oil. I have jojoba oil, grape seed and scented coconut oil as options for my guests. I’m interested in exploring powder.

I use a light coating of Crisco and follow that with coconut oil

usually get a half gallon at a time from an on line source such as massagewarehouse.com - and thin that out some by adding some unscented sesame oil.

oil right now please

Always have options as the person my be Allergic or have a skin condition

Coconut oil is nice.

Coconut oil.

Any oil will do.

The best massage oil is pure cold-press coconut oil. But some clients find it a bit sticky so I also offer lighter oils, like Johnsons Baby, but they do not have much skin nourishing properties.

Often use coconut oil or a ready mixed massage oil.

Avocado Carrot NutriNaturals

Have used lotion on a few occasions but definitely not as effective as any blend of oil or just normal massage oil.

Cocnut oil sometimes add essential oils.

Some very good ready made products now available.

Coconut oil, doesn't stain my aheeta

Hot stone massage

Cornhuskers Lotion.

Happy to work with whatever lotion, oil, etc., massage partner prefers.

coconut oil

Sweet almond oil and grape seed oil

Sweet Almond Oil, Coconut Oil

Coconut

coconut oil

Olive oil, grape seed, all good, I usually mix them with some lotion or cream depending how thick or thin I need it.I do like the coconut oil too. I usually don't mix that.

Lavender and grapeseed oils

Coconut oil

Grape seed oil!

I prefer Grapeseed+Hemp for better relaxation 70:30

Prefer coconut oil

Silicone Lubricant Swiss

Hot coconut oil with aromatherapy oils blended in give a wonderful lomilomi massage. Deep tissue camomile oil with grape seed oil works best,

Coconut oil For massage and mineral oil for sensual massage

All natural coconut oil. It seems to not dry out. Have had no complaints.

It seems an exfoliant scrub would be too abrasive... No??

Really depends on the person I'm giving a massage to.

I use just oil and cream

Hydrogenated coconut oil

Sweet almond oil. I use it to make up pruducts and gifts too. It is well tolerated and feels good. For deeper work I use hardly any or wax.

All of these are good. I prefer powder, especially for sensual massages.

Neutrogena oil and Lubriderm lotion

I only use baby oil

I’ve only ever used a light olive oil .. hands glide all over as it never dries out, good for the skin, doesn’t stain and it’s cheap!

1/2 Coconut Oil, 1/2 Almond oil mix.

I like coconut oil.

I use coconut/ tea tree oil and raw coconut butter/ shea

Songbird Massage Wax, pure coconut oil.

Fractioned Organic Coconut Oil. I also use Shea Butter Hibiscus Oil that smells great!

I cannot stand using oil, but when I'm not working professionally, it seems to be all I get to use. Cream, then gel. and lotion.... but I want to try powder one day.

Kirkland (COSTCO) Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil! :-)

I like to use lavender scented oil.

Coconut

Coconut

Neutrogena Light Sessme

Coconut oil

Lots of different kinds…some flavored!

Mainly coconut as less allergies. Also almond.

The oil is coconut oil. The creme is a biotone product

I like the coconut oil for the deep massages. I use a blended oil and lotion for the finish light touch to sooth out the massage. If doing a scrub I prefer a non-scented it works just as good as scented.

Coconut oil. It's smooth, hydrating, nourishing, even edible, and non-staining.

most often almond or coconut or a blend

I prefer something not oily, and unscented or lightly scented.

Coconut oil cold hard pressed virgin

Prefer a cream that goes on easy an smooth an non greasy. It makes the skin so smooth an soft.

Almond Oil and/or Coconut Oil

Rice bran oil, very slippery and good for the skin with less friction, holds warmth well.

When doing deep tissue work, I prefer using Cocoa butter cream or stick.

Usually coconut, usually heated. I'm a simple guy.

Soothing Touch, ayurveda massage lotion.

Biotone or what is being sold on amazon at the time

Have a selection of essential oils to mix depending on the blend best suited or might just you a base oil eg Sweet Almond oil.

I use biotone.

Unscented grape seed oil. I used to use sweet almond but a recipient had an allergic reaction.

mainly baby oil