Key Product Features
- Increase Relaxation
- Improves Blood Circulation
- Decrease Muscle Stiffness
A hot oil massage is a type of therapeutic massage that involves the use of warmed or heated oils during the massage session. This technique combines the benefits of traditional massage with the soothing and therapeutic properties of heated oils. Here's what you need to know about hot oil massages:
1. Therapeutic Benefits:
• Relaxation: The warmth of the oil can help relax the muscles and promote a sense of relaxation and calm. It can be particularly effective for stress reduction and easing tension in the body.
• Improved Circulation: The heat from the oil can stimulate blood flow to the massaged area, which can help improve circulation and potentially reduce muscle soreness and stiffness.
• Pain Relief: Hot oil massages are often used to alleviate pain and discomfort, especially in areas prone to tension, such as the neck, shoulders, and lower back.
• Moisturization: The oils used in hot oil massages are typically nourishing and hydrating for the skin. They can leave your skin feeling soft, smooth, and moisturized.
2. Choice of Oils:
• We are using coconut oil as the based.
• Aroma essential oils will be added to the carrier oil to enhance the therapeutic benefits and provide aromatherapy benefits. We have the choices such as
• Lavender essential oil - Relaxation
• Eucalyptus – Alleviate your join paint
• Lemongrass – Debloat & Detox
• Rosemary – Blood circulation
• Mint – Cooling soothes for muscle
3. Massage Techniques:
• The massage therapist will warm the oil to a comfortable temperature before applying it to your skin.
• During the massage, the therapist will use a combination of massage techniques which is medium pressure, while applying the heated oil.
• The therapist will work on specific areas of tension or discomfort, applying gentle to firm pressure as needed.
4. Safety Precautions:
• The therapist will always check the oil's temperature before applying it to your skin to prevent burns or discomfort.
• Communicate openly with the therapist about your comfort level, especially if the oil feels too hot or the pressure is too intense.
5. Skin Sensitivity and Allergies:
• Inform the therapist if you have any skin allergies or sensitivities to oils or essential oils. They can select an oil that is suitable for your skin type and preferences.
• If you have any skin conditions, wounds, or sunburn, it's advisable to discuss these with the therapist before the massage.
