Ginger Massage Oil for Relaxing Muscles Massage Oil for Massage Body Oil for Skin Moisturizing for Men and Women 8.8 oz

16 Oils! I put just a few drops on the back of my hands and rubbed and the warmth was instantaneous. The fragrance so subtle, not overpowering even for the most sensitive of schnoz. This is not a product with 90% mineral oil. The complete inverse. Huge value. Both masseuse and client will feel the same benefits ( Hey now!) This is one of the good ones out there, buy it. I am rehabbing a torn rotator cuff and after I apply it, heck I need a cigarette and I don’t smoke! Be good to yourself cuz it’s better for you…

Most ginger oil has an overwhelming burning scent but this one is perfect with a natural ginger scent, and once the skin absorbs the oil, the scent goes away

Beautiful

I thoroughly read the instructions on the bottle and the packaging before I used this product. It is advertised to be used as a massage oil. I believe that it is supposed to soothe your muscles. However, when I use this oil, my skin would sting. I did not end up with an allergic reaction, however I don’t think it’s supposed to sting? Not quite sure what to make of it.

I am new to using massage oils so this is my first real deal one I got. I am more used to just using body lotion. This has an interesting pleasant relaxing scent - ginger and almost a bit of lemon/ctirus smell? The bottle packaging looks retro fancy. It comes in a big bottle. I don't have sensitive skin and it didn't irritate my skin. It's not too heavy or oily as it gets absorbed into skin very quick, very nice!

This has been by far the best oil I’ve used. It’s blend perfectly into the skin and great aroma.

Overall, this has great potential as a massage and moisturizing oil. I mean, it's largely oil. If you check the ingredients list, other than "infused herbs" it is a buttload variety of oils.I found it moisturizing on my arms, where it got tested. It rubbed nicely, so it would be great for the intended purpose. It didn't go on sticky - it really is the consistency of a massage oil. After I finished, it dissipated/absorbed into the skin, leaving no greasy leftovers or smell.Yep, let's talk about fragrance. That's a hard one to nail down on this. I was trying - from the long list of oils - to figure out what was bringing the fragrance. I mean "infused herbs" could be doing it, but that's the last ingredient entry. So it might be vetiver oil, which can have quite a fragrance (the smell does have an earthy, almost citrus or grassy edge). I have to say it smells like Lemon Pledge but that's what it reminds ME of. It's not unpleasant by any means, but I'd really be hard pressed to categorize this as aromatherapy.In the end, I looked at the bottle and thought - nice massage oil. Too bad it doesn't have a "spout" or dropper type deal of any kind. Then I remembered there was something else in the box - It was plastic. Well, it's a little insert for the bottle, which makes it a controlled spout/dropper. Please see the photo.So yea. It's a generously sized bottle of a variety of nice, natural oils, with infused herbs that aren't listed, with a lemony fragrance that's sorta grassy with a insert available to make it more of a dropper/spout.If that's what you are looking for then Yep, This Is It. Recommended.

Good oil for massges but smells awfully like pledge lemon dusting spray.