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| EatOut Member  38 Posts 5/08 |  Posted - Oct 6 2008 : 1:50PMI don't have a lot of experience with the many different types of massage oil out on the market. I would like to buy a brand of oil that is highly fluid in nature. Ideally, it would be the type of oil I could put in a glass pitcher (a pitcher you serve serve beer or lemonade with), set on a table and then pick up by the handle to pour on a womans body. As you can tell, I'm looking for a massage oil that will flow very easily. I'm totally clueless in this area. Can any of you lovers out there recommend a specific brand of massage oil that's fluid? Although I should say...if your favorite massage oil is not fluid, please tell us why you like it. I'll listen to any and all recommendations because I need to buy some in advance, to stock up on, to put on my shelf for that special occasion. Thank you. glass pitcher for luv oil Edited by - EatOut on Oct 6 2008 [Link] |
| gainsbarre Member You can be crazy or ugly, but not both. 122 Posts 6/04 | Posted - Oct 7 2008 : 12:31AM [Link] |
| gainsbarre Member You can be crazy or ugly, but not both. 122 Posts 6/04 | Posted - Oct 7 2008 : 12:38AM [Link] |
| EatOut Member 38 Posts 5/08 | Posted - Oct 7 2008 : 12:02PM Great tip, Gainsbarre, especially the part about adding perfume to it, thanks:) Edited by - EatOut on 10/7/2008 12:06:42 PM [Link] |
| warrenwest67 Member Thanks for the mammaries. 966 Posts 1/07 | Posted - Oct 30 2008 : 1:55PM [Link] |
| Pagoda Senior Member Thread Killer 1747 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Oct 30 2008 : 3:02PM If you want to go for a vegetable oil, try grape seed oil. Massage therapists often use jojoba oil, because of its specific glide. It's not too slick, and allows enough friction to really dig into the muscles. My favorite massage product of all time is the Earthly Body Massage Candle. This isn't going to suit your pouring purposes, but it's awesome stuff and it smells great (depending on the scent.) I put my candle on a coffee mug warmer to liquify the oil. That keeps sooty chunks of wick out of it, and keeps the top surface smooth. I like most of their fragrances, but avoid their Lavender and their Nag Champa. They're too strong. [Link] |
| Pagoda Senior Member Thread Killer 1747 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Oct 30 2008 : 3:03PM [Link] |
| EatOut Member 38 Posts 5/08 | Posted - Nov 30 2008 : 12:26PM Did a search and found the least expensive to be this grapeseed oil here: http://www.massagesuppliesandsuch.com/product.sc?productId=281&sourceCode=froogle [Link] |
| EatOut Member 38 Posts 5/08 | Posted - Nov 30 2008 : 12:27PM http://www.purespadirect.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=VU-200670&click=10549 [Link] |
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