How should I use this massage oil and how much do I need for a body massage?

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 oil is designed for smooth glide during manual massage, aromamassage and SPA-style rituals, so it works in both professional settings and at-home sessions. For a lighter feel, apply it to slightly damp skin after a shower—this helps the oil spread thinly and leaves a less heavy finish. For a more relaxing aromamassage, you can stand the closed bottle in a bowl of warm, not hot, water for a few minutes before use; always check the temperature on your forearm first.

Because the product contains a plant oil complex, it forms a thin emollient layer rather than being absorbed instantly like a lotion. This is what makes massage strokes comfortable, but it also means the skin may remain slightly oily for a while. If you prefer not to feel that film, let the oil absorb for 10–15 minutes and then pat off any excess with a towel, or shower afterwards. During a session, protect towels and sheets from oily marks until the oil has soaked in.

The product is for external use only and should not be used near the eyes. If you have very reactive skin or are using the oil professionally on other people, a patch test on a small area of skin is a sensible first step.