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Massage Oil - 16 ounce massage oil [Type*] : Oil

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[Type*] 1 lb. massage oil -  Please add the name of the fragrance you want added in the comments section during checkout or call us - Thank You. Choose any fragrance from our extensive selection - add the name in the comments section during checkout and we'll handle the rest. 

Organic Bath & Body Balancing Massage and Body Oil is a combination of Certified Organic and natural seed oils, that are rich in essential fatty acids. This formula offers optimum skin nutrition, along with imparting a satin feel to ones skin, and perfect glide for a wonderful massage experience. Naturally preserved with Vitamin E, and it is water dispersible Use Balancing Massage & Body Oil either scent free, or add your favorite essential oil. It can also be used as an emollient body oil. Features:

 

  • Hydrolyzed (water dispersible) oil leaves less residue for easier washing and less staining 
  • Superior glide
  • Fragrance-free, to allow combination with essential oils for custom treatments 
  • Nut-Oil Free

 

  • Made in the USA by Organic Bath &  Body

 

Ingredients

 

Custom Blend of Vitis Vinefera Oil (Grapeseed Oil), Canola Oil, Octyl Palmitate (esther of palm oil), Prunus Armeniaca Kernel Oil, *Rosa Mosqueta Oil (Rosehip Seed Oil), *Aloe Barbadensis Oil, *Linum Usitatissmum (Flax Seed Oil), *Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba Oil), *Borago Officinalis, *Olea Europaea Oil (Olive Oil), PPG-5 Laureth-5 (mild water dispersant), Tocopherol (Vitamin E). *This symbol before the ingredient indicates that it is certified organic.

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