BODY MASSAGE OIL "GREEN TEA" 250ML ( zeljonyj chai )

For a full-body massage, start with a small portion—roughly a teaspoon for one arm or half a leg—and pour it into your palm rather than directly onto the skin, so the oil can warm slightly before contact. Rub your palms together and apply with long, even strokes. If the skin feels dry and the hands start to pull, add another small layer instead of pouring a large amount at once; it is easier to build up than to remove excess oil.

This product is described specifically as a body massage oil, so it is intended for the skin of the body, not the face. The safety note says external use only and warns to avoid the eye area, which would rule out most facial use in practice. Facial skin is thinner and more sensitive than body skin, and a product with botanical extracts such as green tea may feel fine on the arms or back but still be too stimulating on the face.

The aroma comes from green tea extract (Camellia sinensis), which gives this oil a mildly grassy, fresh and herbal character. The product description presents it as a light scent that does not feel heavy or overly sweet, which makes it suited to aromamassage and SPA-style rituals where a clean, calm atmosphere is desired. It is clearly noticeable during the massage, but it is not described as intense. If you are unsure whether you will like it, test a small amount on your forearm and live with the smell for a few minutes before committing to a full session.

This massage oil contains two main groups of ingredients. The plant oil complex forms a thin emollient layer and is generally gentle for body skin, while green tea extract (Camellia sinensis) brings polyphenols such as catechins and EGCG, tannins, and naturally occurring alkaloids. These substances are appreciated for a refreshing, lightly toning sensation on the skin, but herbal extracts can be too stimulating for a small percentage of people, especially those with very reactive skin. The product description itself advises pausing use if irritation or an allergic reaction appears and recommends a patch test for reactive skin or for professional procedures.