How much oil should I use for a full-body massage, and how does it feel once absorbed?

For a full-body massage, start with a moderate amount, such as one to two teaspoons (5-10 ml). You can warm it between your palms before application. The key is to use enough to allow your hands to glide smoothly without friction, but not so much that it pools on the skin. You can always add a few more drops if needed during the session.

As described, the formula is designed for a practical balance. During the massage, it provides enough slip for various techniques without being excessively runny. Afterwards, it should absorb to leave a thin lipid film rather than a heavy, greasy layer. This film helps reduce moisture loss from the skin's surface, resulting in skin that feels supple, smoother to the touch, and less susceptible to drying from environmental factors like wind or indoor heating. The finish aims to be soft and not sticky.