| Carrier Oils / Essential oils |
Benefits / Uses |
Products |
| Jojoba Oil |
Anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial. Does not clog pores so it is great for oily skin. Can be used for Massage Therapy and Sports Therapy |
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| Sweet almond Oil |
Vitamin E (antioxidant, repairs cells, immune booster, anti-cancer, and other chronic illnesses) and Fatty acids. Great for dry skin |
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| Coconut Oil |
Neutral Scent. Anti-inflammatory, Long shelf life and has less glide. Can be used for Massage Therapy and Sports Therapy |
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| Grapeseed Oil |
Vitamin E (antioxidant, repairs cells, immune booster, anti-cancer, and other chronic illnesses). Great for sensitive skin |
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| Olive Oil |
De-toxifies, promotes circulation, Relaxing, energy boost, Vitamin E, good for the skin |
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| Canola Oil |
Emollient, Skin Conditioning. Can be used for Massage Therapy and Sports Therapy |
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| Ginger |
Anti-inflammatory, eases nausea, soothes aches so it is good for headaches, arthritis, and other pain. Great for neck and back pain, stress and sports massage |
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| Lavender |
Promotes good sleep, anti-inflammatory, cleanser. Used to treat anxiety, fungal infections, allergies, depression, insomnia, eczema, nausea. Great for massage therapy, stress-relieving massage and after sports |
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| Orange |
Antimicrobial, eases anxiety and depression. Anticancer and other antioxidant benefits, promotes weight loss and pain relief |
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| Peppermint / Menthol |
Good for nausea, headaches. Reduces inflammation and soothes joint pain. Cleansing, antiseptic and antibacterial. Particularly useful for sports massage due to its refreshing and cooling effects |
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| Chamomile |
Heals wounds, eases anxiety and skin conditions. Anti-inflammatory and pain relief e.g., arthritis and back pain. |
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| Grapefruit |
As with other citrus oils, it may help balance mood, decrease blood pressure, and relieve stress |
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| Arnica |
Arnica is a great component in any massage oil due to its anti-inflammatory properties. It is especially good for sports massage but Arnica is also great for general massage therapy |
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| Hypericum (St John’s Wort) |
Antibacterial, antioxidant, and antiviral properties. Great for anxiety and depression or related symptoms such as tiredness |
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| Manuka |
Antiseptic, bactericidal, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory properties. Cleansing and helps repair skin or remove blemishes. |
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| Tea tree |
The more economical version of Manuka and the Australian equivalent of its New Zealand counterpart, except marginally less effective as an anti-bacterial and far more anti-fungal. Anti-inflammatory and calming which makes it great for sports massage and general massage therapy as well |
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| Rosemary Oil |
Anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties, Antimicrobial, for headaches, sprains, muscle soreness or pain, rheumatism, or arthritis. |
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| Aloe Vera |
Antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, rich in Vitamins A and C, Non-oily, Used to heal dark spots, wrinkles, stretch marks, and dry skin issues. |
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| Ylang Ylang |
Can be used for alleviating anxiety and lowering blood pressure, heals wounds, boosts the nervous system. |
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| Camphor |
Pain relief and eases the skin, promotes circulation, help reduce chronic pain with extended use *not approved by the FDA for “addictive properties” |
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| Eucalyptus |
Can be used to help decrease pain and promote relaxation. Moisturises dry skin |
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| Calendula |
Antifungal, anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial properties. Soothes symptoms of eczema, dermatitis, and dandruff. |
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