Yes, this type of body oil is a common choice after a shower, especially when the skin feels dry or tight. The plant-oil blend spreads easily and leaves a light protective layer that reduces moisture loss, so it can be part of a post-shower skincare routine.
For an actual massage, do not apply it to soaking-wet skin. Pat yourself or the person being massaged mostly dry first, leaving the skin only slightly damp. On damp skin, the oil spreads much further, so use less than you would on fully dry skin. If the skin is too wet, the oil will not glide evenly and the massage strokes will feel less controlled.
If you are using the oil only as a body moisturiser, you can apply it right after towel-drying, paying attention to elbows, knees, shins, and other dry areas. Wait a few minutes before getting dressed so the excess can absorb into the skin. Keep in mind that this is a rich oil, so a small amount goes a long way; you can always add more. The fresh, clean green tea character makes it a particularly pleasant step at the end of a shower.
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