Massage Oil – Radiant Skin 100ml

Warm a little sandalwood massage oil between your palms and the room starts to feel quieter. This is a sweet, balmy body oil for slow massage, bath-time unwinding, or a few unhurried minutes of solo care, leaving the skin with a soft, silky feel.

The slow, skin-softening ritual

• The scent sits warm and mellow, with sandalwood giving the blend a calm, resinous character.
• It gives the hands enough slip for smooth, unhurried massage without rushing the moment.
• Use it after a bath or shower, when the skin is warm and the oil feels especially comforting.
• It suits partner massage as well as quiet solo pampering, especially when dry skin wants a softer finish.

What gives it its character

This is a massage and bath oil with a sweet, balmy sandalwood-led scent. The texture is made for glide, so the hands can move slowly over the skin while the oil leaves a nourished, smooth feel behind.

How to use it well

Pour a small amount into your hands and warm it between your palms before massaging into the skin. For bath use, add a little to warm water and take care, as oils can make the bath surface slippery.

For external use only. Avoid broken skin and the eye area.

A note on sandalwood in body rituals

Sandalwood has long been valued in perfumery and ritual scent for its soft, woody warmth. In bodywork, that kind of grounded aroma helps shape the atmosphere of a session: slower hands, lower light, less hurry. Here it brings depth to a simple massage routine, turning everyday skin care into a small pause rather than another task to finish.

Size and details

• 100ml massage oil.
• Product weight: 140 g.
• Made in the United Kingdom.

A thoughtful self-care gift

A gentle choice for someone who enjoys baths, massage, warm woody scents, or a slower evening routine. It feels personal without being overly intimate, especially for birthdays, winter care parcels, or a calm night-in gift.

Common questions

Can I use it in the bath as well as for massage?
Yes. It belongs to a massage and bath oil range, so it can be used for both, with sensible care around slippery surfaces.

Is it suitable for the face?
This is described as a massage oil for the skin, not a facial oil. Avoid the eye area and use it as a body oil unless your own skin-care routine says otherwise.