The product description notes that the massager is often used to make body oil or cream application more effective. For best results, choose oils or creams with a slip-enhancing texture—lightweight plant oils (like jojoba, sweet almond, or grapeseed) or rich body butters both work, as long as they spread easily without absorbing too quickly.
Apply a generous amount of product directly to your skin on the area you wish to massage, such as thighs, hips, or abdomen. The silicone cup glides over the lubricated skin, helping distribute the cosmetic evenly and giving tissues light mechanical stimulation. Avoid using the massager on dry skin, as this can create too much friction.
After use, wash the cup with mild soap and warm water to remove any oil residue; silicone is non‑porous and dries quickly. If your skin is sensitive, patch‑test the oil or cream separately before combining it with the massage. Remember that this tool is intended for cosmetic massage as part of a body‑care routine—it is not a substitute for medical treatment, and you should avoid using it on broken or inflamed skin.