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neenee5000
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"Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
 
   If a few of you men could perhaps enlighten me on what you prefer...?
it would just be nice to know.

What massage oils would anyone recommend? Karma Sutra???

Thanks,
NeeNee

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frockmorton
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1. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   Scent free Jojoba Oil for me. You can get it online at the Vitamin Shoppe or at Trader Joes off the shelf.

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peachgal
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16. "jojoba oil"
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i agree. if i were getting a massage and being oiled, i'd prefer jojoba oil, or a blend of jojoba oil, coconut oil and shea butter. one reason is that these oils do not tend to go rancid, so no preservatives are necessary. the preservatives used in other products include methylparaben and propylparaben, both of which remain in the body and have been found in cancerous breast tissue, therefore have been linked to cancer risk. (if you are concerned about disinfencting, a small amount of grapefruit seed extract added to the oil will keep bacteria, viruses and fungi from setting up shop there).

the massage therapist can keep an extra bottle on hand, and some smaller ones to make up a little batch with essential oils if the client likes a scent. better yet, aromatherapy in the room via diffuser is a good way to add a scent-ual experience!


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catlover
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2. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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unscented, for discretion.

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zooboy
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3. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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Scent free please...

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neenee5000
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4. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   that's what i was thinkin....thanks guys..NeeNee

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oralio
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5. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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scented...no SO to hide from.
I like the sensory rewards of scented oils.

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Cheyenne
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6. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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It's probably good to have two bottles on hand: one for oralio, and another for the guys with the SO's... ;)

hugs,
cheyenne

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e_jack_hewlitt
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7. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   I know when I have a great experience and there is a pleasant scent present, then every time I come across that scent it reminds me of the good time I experienced.

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bigbasin
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8. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   biotone for general massage work and then aromatherapy essential oils for specific areas (no, NOT there). places like forehead, face etc.

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Anabel22
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10. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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Yeah, Biotone's Dual Purpose Massage Cream works really great and it doesn't really smell like anything. It's cheap too! You can buy a gallon of it for around $60!

Anabel

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blissfultouches
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9. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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I tend to have a variety of essential oils on hand, but my main massage oil base is water dispersible, non-allergenic, and a non scented blend. Its a pain to get massage oil out of your linens, your clothes and the clients clothes sometimes. And I have had a few incidents where a client was allergic to a certain blend and broke out in a rash.
But starting with a plain base oil and then blending to the clients liking is usually how I go.

~bliss~its 4:19, got a minute?

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neenee5000
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11. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   thank you ladies...obviously you ladies know what's up!

alot of good ideas.

thanks cheyenne...u r too funny!
hey anabel...what you doing.......???
bliss....i'll be looking for you at 4:19...thanks!

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vgiman
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12. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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Unscented with me please.

V

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pinhole
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13. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   Some of us are unfortunate that we have allergies which act up with most scented products. With this in mind, my vote is for UNSCENTED ALWAYS!

PH

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Vbite
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14. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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Unscented or I walk. Allergies(severe) + SO. I also can't see a provider who wears perfume for the same reasons.

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neenee5000
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15. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   that's a good one to mention to a provider....

perfume may also cause an allergic reaction....thank you!!!!

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Shark
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17. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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   Unsented or none.

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LiL2Yld
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18. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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Definitely unscented. It's awful when you get something which might be nothing for one person and then over-powering for another like myself. And vice-versa, is my cologne too strong? Let me take a shower first.

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maddog6
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19. "RE: Do you prefer scented massage oils or scent-free?"
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With a paranoid SO, I must have unscented oil even for a therapeutic massage. I prefer one particular oil or lotion from Biotone that easily emulsifies with water so that it washes off easily.

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jimboob
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20. "Lame question!"
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   Yeah, right! I want to go back to work or home smelling like a French whorehouse (as the saying goes). Buy a clue.

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