Massage Oil Recipes Part 3

Massage Oil Recipes Part 3

Massage Oil Recipes Part 3

Massage oil for trouble spots

2 Tbsp. Carrier Oil

10 drops Lavender

8 drops Rosemary

4 drops Ginger

3 drops Peppermint

Store in a dark bottle. Shake bottle before using in the morning and evening.

 

Massage oil for dry skin

1 qt. oil (from list)

4 to 8 drops essential oil (optional)

1 oz. herbs (from list)

Combine ingredients and bring to a boil in a glass or enamel pan. Simmer 20 minutes, then cool. Strain through a double layer of cheesecloth. Add essential oil for scent, if desired. Store in a labelled, lightproof bottle.

Oils: Corn, safflower, soy, olive, peanut, apricot kernel, almond, avocado or walnut, or any combination Herbs for dry skin: Alfalfa, rose, chamomile for oily skin: Lemongrass, witch hazel, marigold for stimulation: Peppermint, rosemary, thyme for relaxation: Sage, catnip, chamomile

 

Menopausal Sweats

Grapefruit–10 drops

Lime–10 drops

Sage–7 drops

Thyme–3 drops

Dilute in 2 tablespoons carrier oil. Massage all over the body and use 5 drops of the blend in a daily bath.

 

Minty Fresh massage oil

This is a green-scented massage oil.

10 tsp. grapeseed oil

3 drops eucalyptus oil

4 drops rosemary oil

2 drops peppermint oil

Blend ingredients thoroughly and seal well in a small bottle. Warm oil before using.

 

Oriental Delight massage oil

8 teaspoons of peanut oil

6 drops of orange oil

2 drops sandalwood oil

2 drops rosemary oil

1 drop jasmine oil

Blend ingredients thoroughly and seal well in a small bottle. Warm oil before using.

 

Passage of India massage oil

This is a spicy-scented massage oil.

10 tsp. grapeseed oil

7 drops sandalwood oil

2 drops orange oil

2 drops rose oil

1 drop cinnamon oil

Blend ingredients thoroughly and seal well in a small bottle. Warm oil before using.

 

Pina Colada massage oil

1/4 Cup Castor Oil

1/4 Cup Sweet Almond Oil

1/2 Cup Mineral Oil

1/4 teaspoon Coconut Fragrance Oil

1/4 teaspoon Pineapple Fragrance Oil

Blend ingredients thoroughly and seal well in a small bottle. Warm oil before using.

 

PMS massage oil

Carrot Seed–5 drops

Clary Sage–10 drops

Fennel 10–drops

Lavender–20 drops

Marjoram–30 drops

Mugwort–5 drops

Rosewood–20 drops

Dilute in 4 ozs of carrier and massage as needed.

 

Post-Pregnancy Depression #1

Geranium–6 drops

Grapefruit–15 drops

Neroli–8 drops

Use up to 25 drops in 2 tablespoons massage oil (or dab on as a perfume); 3 drops in a room diffuser; or 6 drops in a bath.

 

Post-Pregnancy Depression #2

Geranium–8 drops

Grapefruit–10 drops

Mandarin–6 drops

Use up to 25 drops in 2 tablespoons massage oil (or dab on as a perfume); 3 drops in a room diffuser; or 6 drops in a bath.

 

Pre-Menstrual blend

10 Drops Geranium

15 Drops Lavender

5 Drops German Chamomile

3 Drops Cypress

Place essential oils in 4 oz of fractionated coconut or your favourite carrier oil. Rub on abdomen as necessary. Patch Test of course.

 

Sensuous massage oil

Choose 3 or 4 essential oils from Clary Sage, Geranium, Grapefruit, Jasmine Absolute, Mandarin, Myrrh, Neroli, Orange Sweet, Patchouli, Petitgrain, Rose, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Vetiver, and Ylang-Ylang. For your carrier oils, choose from Jojoba, Macadamia Nut, Sesame, or Sweet Almond. The ratio is 15 drops essential oils to 1 oz of carrier oil. Store in a coloured glass bottle. Gently shake to mix.

 

Sexual energy oil #1

Cardamom–2 drop

Ginger–4 drops

Patchouli–5 drops

Sandalwood–4 drops

Dilute in 1/2 oz carrier oil. Wear to attract sexual partners.

Sexual Energy oil #2

Jasmine–3 drops

Sandalwood–3 drops

Tangerine–4 drops

Ylang Ylang–5 drops

Diffuse or dilute in 1 oz carrier oil for massage.

 

Solid Chocolate massaging bars

½ cup of melted cocoa butter

1 Tablespoon of bees wax

1 Tablespoon of coconut oil

Melt all three ingredients in a saucepan and mix well. Remove from the heat and let the mixture cool a little. Pour the mixture into ice cube trays and cool overnight. These bars are solid when at room temp but melt easily at body temp when rubbed into your hands. Share a massage with the bar or use it on freshly shaved legs.

 

Stretch Mark oil

Rose–4 drops

Rosemary–1 drop

Camellia Oil–1/2 teaspoon

Sesame Oil–1/2 teaspoon

Vitamin E Oil–1/2 teaspoon

Wheat Germ Oil–1/2 teaspoon

Massage on stretch mark area.

 

Summer Rain massage oil

This is a floral-scented massage oil.

6-8 tsp. grapeseed oil

6 drops lavender oil

2 drops rose oil

2 drops jasmine oil

Blend ingredients thoroughly and seal well in a small bottle. Warm oil before using.

 

Vegetable oils

Apply any of the following vegetable, seed or nut oils to the skin

  1. a) Virgin olive oil
  2. b) Sesame oil
  3. c) Peanut oil
  4. d) Avocado oil

 

Wild Fields massage oil

This is a green-scented massage oil.

6-8 tsp. grapeseed oil

6 drops chamomile oil

2 drops rose oil

2 drops rosemary oil

Blend ingredients thoroughly and seal well in a small bottle. Warm oil before using.

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