Massage Body Oils
Product highlights
- The slip every wood and metal tool depends on
- Eight essences at one price — choose by protocol, not by cost
- Oil, not a water-based lotion: it does not break down mid-pass
- Re-applied between phases, not once at the start
Activating. The one for sessions that open with warming work.
About this aroma
- CirculationSupports blood flow and the appearance of smoother skin.
- FirmnessContributes to the look of tone in contouring protocols.
Calming. For clients who arrive tense, and for deeper manual work.
About this aroma
- Muscle releaseEases tension so techniques can go deeper comfortably.
- The roomIts aroma may help lower the sense of stress in the cabin.
Cooling. Pairs with chilled metal and with heavy-leg sessions.
About this aroma
- SensationLeaves a cool, decongested feeling on the skin.
- FinishSkin feels refreshed rather than heavy.
Draining. The closing phase, when the work moves toward the nodes.
About this aroma
- FluidHelps with the feeling of fluid retention.
- ToneSupports the sensation of firmness.
The one clients ask for by name.
About this aroma
- CaffeineStimulates circulation and supports the look of smoother skin.
- TextureImproves the appearance of skin texture and tone.
Nourishing. For dry skin and for the sensory end of a session.
About this aroma
- HydrationHelps maintain the look of elasticity and softness.
- ExperienceA comforting aroma that lifts the whole treatment.
Elasticity. For stretch-mark protocols and slow, relaxing work.
About this aroma
- SupplenessSupports supple-looking skin and softens the look of stretch marks.
- AromaEncourages the deeper relaxation a long session needs.
Energising. Drainage sessions that should feel bright, not sleepy.
About this aroma
- Draining feelAntioxidant-rich, with a light draining sensation.
- Both of youA citrus lift for the client and for the therapist.
Eight essences, one formula, one price. The oil is the medium every wood and metal tool depends on: without enough slip a tool drags, and dragging is what marks skin.
Pick an essence below to see what it is for.
- Blended by us Made in Colombia, alongside the tools we turn
- Eight essences All at the same price, so the choice is clinical and not budgetary
- Ships worldwide Tracked delivery to professionals in eight countries
- Trade pricing From 10 units, mix and match across the catalogue See wholesale tiers
Every tool on this site marks the skin if it does not glide. This is what makes it glide.
Indicated for
Why the oil is not the optional part
Not the right product for
A client with a known sensitivity to an essence — patch test first, and keep it away from the eye area. It is also not a treatment in itself: the oil is the medium, the protocol is the work. If a session did not deliver, the oil is not what to change.
- Every tool we makeWood or metal, the rule is the same: if it does not glide, it drags — and dragging is what marks skin.
- Oil, not lotionA water-based lotion is absorbed or broken down within a few passes. A belt or a cube roller outlasts it.
- Eight essencesRosemary, lavender, eucalyptus, cedar, coffee, chocolate, jasmine, orange.
- One priceSo you pick the essence the session calls for, not the cheapest one.
- Cabin and retailThe one consumable a client will come back for.
- Belts especiallyFriction from opposing pull builds heat faster than rolling. That is where under-oiling shows first.
In the session
How to work with it
- 01
More than feels necessary
Under-oiling is the most common mistake with wood therapy, and the one that leaves marks. If a roller stops turning or a cup grabs, that is the signal — add oil before you reduce pressure.
- 02
Re-oil between phases
Not once at the start. Every tool change is a chance to top it up, and a tool with two working surfaces — a cup with an internal roller — needs slip on both.
- 03
Match the essence to the session
Cool and clean for an activating protocol, warm and enveloping for a relaxing one. Choose for the client on the table, not for what you like the smell of.
- 04
Patch test, then keep it closed
Test on a small area with any new client. Store the bottle sealed and out of direct light — essences fade in the sun long before the oil turns.
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