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Massage Oil, Lotion, Cream & Gel Wholesale

Because chiropractors often rely on massage therapy to prepare clients for a successful session, ScripHessco proudly offers a complete line of massage oils, lotions, creams, and gels to help you get the job done right. Massage gels are often used to extend the working time of a session without the residue often left behind by massage oil but are less absorbent than massage lotion. Organic botanicals provide an option for those with skin sensitivities or aromatherapy treatments and for those times when you need something extra, our analgesic formulas provide powerful pain relief. Shop our full inventory of quality massage oils, lotions, creams, and gels from industry leaders like Biotone, CBD Clinic, and Amber at the best prices guaranteed. For further savings, take advantage of our convenient ScripHessco Subscription Autoship program.

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We want you to be 100% satisfied. Our aim is to provide you with quality products at an affordable price. If an item does not meet your expectations, we'll gladly refund your money within 30 days after purchase. In order to keep our prices the lowest possible, some exceptions apply, including a 20% restocking fee applied after 30 days and 30% restocking fee applied after 60 days, should the item be in a usable condition. Please see our [1]Returns section for detailed information.

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CHOOSING THE RIGHT MASSAGE LUBRICANT

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A massage therapy without any lubricant is quite dry and can be downright uncomfortable. Massage creams, oils, and lotions offer a quality, relaxing experience while leaving your skin moist and fragrant. But it's important to know that these lubricants have different qualities that make them well-suited for specific massage sessions. For instance, massage creams have varying grades of friction — lower friction grades are often used by therapists for effleurage sessions while higher friction grade creams are used for deep tissue massages.

Massage lubricants, in general, create a more pleasurable experience for clients while also making it easier for therapists to glide over the skin. Dry skin contact can be difficult for both parties involved and can even cause chafing.

Aside from acting as a lubricant, massage creams, oils, and lotions also have aromatherapeutic benefits. Aromatherapy involves exposing the nose to different fragrances to stimulate specific responses in the brain. Of the three types of lubricants, oils are the most popular choice for aromatherapeutic massage sessions. Oils can be easily altered in terms of scent without requiring vigorous or complex mixing.

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN OILS, LOTIONS, AND CREAMS

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Massage Cream

Massage creams are often thicker than most products that massage therapists use on their clients. It offers less slippage and is perfect for targeted massage sessions where the therapist is working on a specific body part. It's quick to absorb into the skin and doesn't leave a greasy feeling after application the way that many lotions and oils do. And unlike gels, creams are also less likely to leave stains or discoloration on articles of clothing and sheets.

Our most popular massage cream products include BIOTONE® Dual Purpose™ Massage Creme and TheraBlend® Magnesium Calming Cream by the makers of CryoDerm®.

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Massage Oil

Massage oils are the most commonly used type of lubricant for massage therapy sessions. Oil creates a great slide and leaves a warm and comfortable feeling on the therapist's hands and client's skin. Oils are also generally more cost-effective since it doesn't require constant reapplication like lotions and gels.

Some of our most popular massage oils include CBD CLINIC™ Deep Rub Pain Relief Massage Oils, Soothing Touch® Herbal Therapy Massage Oils, and BIOTONE® Clear Results® Massage Oil with Jojoba Oil & Aloe Vera.

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Massage Lotion

Perhaps the cheapest option among lubricants on the shelf is massage lotion. That being said, lotions require constant reapplication as they are quickly absorbed by the skin.

The upside to lotions is that they are a good basic lubricant that many clients may already be using on a daily basis. That means it is less likely to cause any irritations or allergic reactions like gels or creams. There is also little to no greasy residue left behind.

Popular massage lotions to try include BIOTONE® Advanced Therapy® Massage Lotion and BIOTONE® Deep-Tissue™ Massage Lotion. 

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An important thing to consider when choosing which type of lubricant to use is if it contains any allergens that could potentially irritate your client's skin. Being a massage therapist or chiropractor, it is your responsibility to ask if your client has had an allergic reaction in the past to certain products. If so, it is best to use massage lubricants that are labeled "hypoallergenic" like BIOTONE's Advanced Therapy Massage Gel.

Your professional experience as a massage therapist or chiropractor is only the first ingredient to a relaxing or healing massage; what lubricant you use can make or break that experience as it completely changes the amount of glide or friction that you have to work with.

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I need massage oil to give a massage to my patients?

The short answer is yes... However, while massage oil is necessary to lubricate the skin for Swedish massages, different massage techniques have different requirements. Some modalities are better with massage gel, others with massage lotion, while massage cream is suitable for all types of massages except for seated ones. Because seated massages are often performed on portable massage chairs in public areas, patients remain fully clothed, and no massage lubricant is used.

What kind of massage oil or lotion should I use for deep tissue massage?

Deep tissue massage is a full-body massage that works best with a massage lotion or a massage gel. Both add a silky touch to the deep tissue massage and glide on the skin without feeling greasy or sticky. Since deep tissue massages focus more on pain relief than relaxation, the most suitable massage lotions and gels are often unscented. Some are also hypoallergenic or paraben-free. BIOTONE®, Bon Vital', and TheraPro™ deep tissue massage lotions, for instance, all base their popularity on having the perfect formula for minimum glide and deep friction, which recommends them for stimulating and neuromuscular massage techniques. Among gels, Soothing Touch® Deep Tissue Massage Gel stands out through its combination of cayenne, soothing white camphor, and cinnamon essential oils.

What type of lotion do massage therapists most commonly use?

Massage therapists often choose unscented oil blends that they can customize for each session by adding a few drops of pure essential oil. The massage lotions most commonly used in salons and spas are also unscented and usually based on almond oil, aloe vera oil, grapeseed oil, safflower oil, or jojoba oil, with varying percentages of glycerin, alcohol, and purified water. Massage lotions are chosen based on texture and absorption level, depending on how much the therapist wants it to glide when applying a certain modality. Scented or cooling massage lotions are more popular in small 8 oz. formats that easily fit in bottle holsters. Unscented lotions are usually bought by salons and spas in larger bottles, of 1 or even 5 gallons. They are then divided into smaller 8 oz. lotion bottles with pumps or flip-top caps and customized with different fragrances.

What is the difference between massage cream and massage lotion?

The main difference between massage cream and massage lotion is that creams are thicker and absorb less quickly, but it is also worth mentioning that lotions, of all massage lubricants, are the least likely to cause irritations or allergic reactions. Due to their high absorbency and low glide, massage lotions are usually employed for deep tissue massages that release muscle tension, whereas massage creams are gentler and more suitable for pain relief associated with muscle injuries and soreness.

What is massage gel made of?

Massage gels have a light, pleasant texture, are more lasting than oils, and have the additional benefit of being non-greasy. They typically consist of a blend of oils, essential oils, waxes, and vitamin E. Some massage gels also contain sea algae extract, green tea leaf extract, vitamin A, and dimethicone — a silicon-based polymer that keeps the skin hydrated by forming a barrier that prevents water loss.

Do massage oils, lotions, and creams expire?

All massage lubricants have a limited shelf life and each type and brand comes with its recommendations. While not exactly an expiration date, shelf life can range from as little as 6 months up to 2 years, and it is important to take it into account to prevent allergic reactions. Salt and sugar scrubs also come with limited-time usage recommendations — usually, 18 months at room temperature. Bath bombs, bath salts, body washes, and facial cleansers have a similar shelf life but make sure to check the packaging and write down the opening date. To help them last longer, store essential oils, skin care products, lubricants, and other related massage supplies in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

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