Massage & Bath Oils
Lavender massage and bath oils: ready-made essential oil blends in light grapeseed oil — for an evening massage at home or in the salon, and as a fragrant addition to your bath.
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Massage & Bath OilsOrganic Body Oil 50 ml – Lavender
39,00 zł Add to cart -
Massage & Bath OilsEvening Lavender Massage Oil 1 kg
315,50 zł Add to cart -
Massage & Bath OilsEvening Lavender Massage Oil 100 ml
48,00 zł Add to cart -
Massage & Bath OilsMint & Eucalyptus Massage Oil 100 ml
48,00 zł Add to cart
Lavender massage oils — ready-made blends for massage and bath
A massage oil is the easiest way to turn a few minutes in the evening into a small ritual. Our ready-made blends need no measuring or mixing: each one is based on grapeseed oil — light, easy to spread and quickly absorbed, leaving skin smooth and soft — while essential oils give it its character.
Evening Lavender or mint and eucalyptus?
Evening Lavender Massage Oil combines floral lavender with warm, slightly spicy sweet marjoram. It is a scent for the end of the day, when you want to slow down and create a calm atmosphere in the bedroom. Mint & Eucalyptus Massage Oil smells fresh and cooling, with lavender adding softness — a good choice for a relaxing massage after a workout, a long walk or a day at your desk.
Massage oils compared
| Oil | Essential oils | Scent | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Evening Lavender | lavender, sweet marjoram | floral and herbal, warm | 100 ml | 48,00 zł |
| Mint & Eucalyptus | lavender, peppermint, eucalyptus | fresh, cooling | 100 ml | 48,00 zł |
| Evening Lavender | lavender, sweet marjoram | floral and herbal, warm | 1 kg | 315,50 zł |
The large Evening Lavender 1 kg pack is a convenient choice for massage salons and spas, and for anyone who uses massage oil regularly. The 100 ml bottles are handy at home and easy to take with you when travelling.
How to give a massage with oil
- Start with about a tablespoon of oil and warm it in your hands — add more if needed.
- Spread the oil over the skin with long, flowing strokes.
- Knead the muscles with your fingers and palms, spending about 30 seconds on each area.
- When massaging the back, work on both sides of the spine, avoiding the spine itself.
Wooden massagers make it easier to massage the neck, shoulders and back — they work beautifully with oil. Prefer your own blend? Add a few drops of lavender essential oil to a carrier oil.
Bath oil
A few drops of oil in warm water will fill the bathroom with the scent of lavender or mint. Mint & Eucalyptus makes a refreshing bath after an active day, while Evening Lavender is a calm ritual to end the evening. After a bath with oil the bottom of the tub can be slippery, so take care when getting out. Fancy a home spa? Pair the oil with a bath salt in a similar scent, then wrap up in the warmth of a lavender wheat bag. For more ideas for a calm evening, see Massage & Relaxation.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use massage oil in the bath?
Yes. A few drops in warm water will fill the bathroom with scent. Remember that the bottom of the tub can be slippery after a bath with oil.
What is the base of the massage oils?
The base is grapeseed oil — light, easy to spread and quickly absorbed, leaving skin smooth and soft.
How much oil do I need for a massage?
Start with about a tablespoon of oil warmed in your hands and add more if needed.
Which oil should I choose for the evening?
Evening Lavender, with lavender and sweet marjoram, is perfect for the end of the day. Mint & Eucalyptus smells fresh and suits a massage after an active day.
Is there a size for massage salons?
Yes, Evening Lavender is also available in a 1 kg pack — convenient for massage salons and spas.
How do I use the oil safely?
The oil is for external use only. Avoid the eye area and test it on a small patch of skin before first use. Keep out of the reach of children.