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Now you can use all credit cards (and of course still paypal) right on our secure server shopping cart. We have just included our 8 oz. bottles of massage oil on the website. We have added 7 new fragrances, and will be including more later.
Undoubtedly,
the first massage was an early man rubbing a cramped leg after climbing a tree
to escape a saber tooth tiger. We have an instinctive reaction to rub or hold
the affected area to ease the pain. Early man probably soon learned that, while
rubbing painful areas of his body, certain plants could be applied which would
help to ease the pain and promote healing. Massage is the systematic manipulation of the soft body tissues for therapeutic purposes.
Massage in its most basic form has been around as long as man, however today
there are many highly specialized forms of massage all derived from these basic
techniques.
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Ordering InformationMassage Lotion Our
massage lotion was formulated to meet specific requests from our
customers to incorporate new and exciting ingredients. Our Massage Lotion has met with
overwhelming approval from our customers and has had very high resale
response.
Of particular interest is the introduction of Sodium PCA in our massage lotion formula. Sodium PCA is the natural moisturizing factor of the skin and allows the skin to fully remoisturize after being subjected to drying conditions, such as wind and sun, harsh detergents and soaps, bathing and swimming. Older people have about 50% less Sodium PCA in their skin than younger people, thus contributing to a dry, hard skin condition. Sodium PCA and Glycerine act as both humectants and as moisturizers. They draw and bind moisture to the skin, even in low humidity conditions. Aloe reduces the effects of sun and wind burns, and the reddening caused by soaps detergents. Allantoin (derived from the Comphrey plant) increases the ability of the skin to heal itself. Coconut Oil and Cetyl Alcohol (a waxy solid derived from palm oil) act as emollients to smooth and soften the skin. Vitamin E is added for stability. SunSign Oils Massage Lotion is an excellent massage lotion and a superb moisturizer for all people who suffer from dry skin. Professional Massage Therapists use this product for their massage therapy practices with great results. If you would to order in bulk please email for total with
shipping. barclay@massagelotion.net
To make it easier to
use the massage lotion we offer a one-ounce dispensing pump that fits on the one
gallon and the half gallon bottles. The pump makes
filling of smaller bottles a snap. The price of the pump is $4.00.
Pump available only with purchase of gallon or half gallon (because of
shipping costs).
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Massage Lotion Massage Lotions are applied easily to the skin for a thicker, more even glide and smooth workability. Pure, all natural ingredients are ideal for therapists looking for natural products. MASSAGE LOTIONS THROUGHOUT HISTORY HAVE BEEN REGARDED AS A MOST PRECIOUS medium for healing and spiritual work. The color, fragrance, phytol content, texture and specific genus or species dictates the massage lotions specific healing vent. And massage lotions color and fragrance can indicate mineral content, specific acids, ester, natural steroids and pain killers as well as chlorophyll content. THE NUMBER TWO TOOL OF A MASSAGE THERAPIST IS "THEIR MASSAGE LOTION," just as an artist has his brushes, a doctor his instruments, the number two tool of a massage therapist is “their massage lotion.” Usually when massage practitioners are buying massage lotions for their practice, they do not consider the specific chemicals in that massage lotion or if the massage lotion is “all natural.” GROWERS, CHEMICAL COMPANIES AND MANUFACTURERS KNOW that “unprocessed, cold pressed base oils are rich with pain relievers, anti-inflammatory, enzymes, vitamins, natural steroids and assist prostaglandin production, an important immune system factor. Pharmaceutical companies buy tanks of raw oils to harvest their abundant medicinal elements for medicine. As health practitioners we should know exactly what those “healing elements” are, and in which specific oils they can be found. |
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