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Massage Oil
Massage
Oil Ingredients
One Half Gallon Massage Oil
Price:$20.50
One Gallon Massage Oil
Price: $35.50
Special Trial Size Offer.
1 4oz Massage Oil &
1 4oz Massage Lotion
To make it easier to
use the 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).
Our massage oil will not go
rancid, is stain resistant, and washes off easily with soap and warm water.
Our massage oil will enhance the pleasure of your massage and give a
velvety smooth feel to natural treasure of your skin.
Our massage oil is formulated exclusivelywith ingredients derived from plants, no animal by-products are used.
Our
massage oils are made from Coconut Oil with Isopropyl Palmitate (an ester of Coconut Oil) added to keep the Coconut Oil
liquid at room temperature (about 65 degrees). Acorbyl Palmitate (Vitamin C)
and Vitamin E Acetate are added to maintain the freshness of the oil. Our
Massage oil will not go rancid, is stain resistant, and washes off easily
with soap and warm water. Our massage oils will enhance the pleasure of your
massage and give a velvety smooth feel to natural treasure of your
skin. Our massage oils are formulated exclusively with ingredients derived
from plants, no animal by-products are used. Color and fragrance free.
Massage
Oil Faqs & Ingredients.
Key Benefits
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Twenty Gallons Massage Oil |
$23.70 each* |
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Massage Lotion
Massage Lotion Ingredients
One Half Gallon Massage Lotion
$10.75
One Gallon Massage Lotion
$19.50
Special Trial Size Offer.
1 4oz Massage Oil &
1 4oz Massage Lotion
To make it easier to
use the 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).
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 formula. Sodium PCA is the natural
moisturizing factor of the skin and allows the skin to fully re-moisturize after
being subjected to drying conditions, such as wind and sun, harsh detergents and
soaps, bathing and swimming.
Our massage
lotion was formulated to meet specific requests from our
customers to incorporate new and exciting ingredients. Our Aloe &
Comphrey 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 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.
info@massageoil.net
20 or more Gallons
(Unscented Only) |
$15.60
each * |
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01/10/07