How to use cold-pressed oils in massages?
Masseuse Jana: cold-pressed oils are a balm for the skin, I use them daily
Our cold-pressed oils can be used not only in the kitchen, but they are also great for external use - for example, during massages. We interviewed Jana Janoutová, who is a masseuse and uses our oils in her work. That is why he is the most qualified person who can tell us more about their application.
Hemp oil for atopics, but also for hair
“Hemp oil is excellently slippery, don't be afraid to lubricate your whole body with it,” says Jana, who has been massaging in Dobřichovice in Central Bohemia for several years and enjoys using the oil very much. “Don't worry, offer it to your children if they have problematic skin at a sensitive age.”
Since it is hypoallergenic, mothers can lubricate even very small babies with it. It is suitable for both allergic and atopic and eczematous skin. You can also use it on your face - but don't forget to moisturize your skin beforehand.
Jana also recommends hemp oil for your hair. “It's great because it doesn't leave your skin greasy, so feel free to massage it into your scalp, gently rub it in, lie down on your pillow overnight, and wash your hair in the morning.”
For even greater enjoyment, you can mix it with essential oils, but it's not necessary. Hemp oil smells beautiful on its own.
Mustard oil is ideal for blood circulation in winter
Another of our oils, mustard, is ideal especially for autumn and winter massages, as it improves blood circulation in perpetually cold limbs and dry heels.
Poppy seed oil for migraines
Jana uses poppy seed oil mainly for facial massages. It is wonderfully soothing and gentle, so it is great for sensitive facial skin. “I also highly recommend it for migraines, gently massage it into your temples for relief,” adds Jana.”
We also recommend poppy seed oil to mothers for a gentle massage of their babies’ entire bodies.
So, have we enticed you and will you invite oils outside the kitchen walls? Let us know if you have already tried any of the oils in the bathroom and what your experiences were!
Our cold-pressed oils can be used not only in the kitchen, but they are also great for external use - for example, during massages. We interviewed Jana Janoutová, who is a masseuse and uses our oils in her work. That is why he is the most qualified person who can tell us more about their application.
Hemp oil for atopics, but also for hair
“Hemp oil is excellently slippery, don't be afraid to lubricate your whole body with it,” says Jana, who has been massaging in Dobřichovice in Central Bohemia for several years and enjoys using the oil very much. “Don't worry, offer it to your children if they have problematic skin at a sensitive age.”
Since it is hypoallergenic, mothers can lubricate even very small babies with it. It is suitable for both allergic and atopic and eczematous skin. You can also use it on your face - but don't forget to moisturize your skin beforehand.
Jana also recommends hemp oil for your hair. “It's great because it doesn't leave your skin greasy, so feel free to massage it into your scalp, gently rub it in, lie down on your pillow overnight, and wash your hair in the morning.”
For even greater enjoyment, you can mix it with essential oils, but it's not necessary. Hemp oil smells beautiful on its own.
Mustard oil is ideal for blood circulation in winter
Another of our oils, mustard, is ideal especially for autumn and winter massages, as it improves blood circulation in perpetually cold limbs and dry heels.
Poppy seed oil for migraines
Jana uses poppy seed oil mainly for facial massages. It is wonderfully soothing and gentle, so it is great for sensitive facial skin. “I also highly recommend it for migraines, gently massage it into your temples for relief,” adds Jana.”
We also recommend poppy seed oil to mothers for a gentle massage of their babies’ entire bodies.
So, have we enticed you and will you invite oils outside the kitchen walls? Let us know if you have already tried any of the oils in the bathroom and what your experiences were!
