Peppermint Massage Oil 100 ml

Fresh peppermint meets the clean, herbal edge of tea tree in a massage oil made for brisk, clear-scented bodywork. The oil gives the hands enough glide for slow, unhurried movement, while the minty scent brings a bright note to an evening ritual or post-bath moment.

The fresh, mint-led experience

• Peppermint opens first, crisp and recognisable, with tea tree adding a greener, more herbaceous finish.
• The oil gives a smooth slip under the hands, suited to steady massage rather than rushed application.
• It works well as a simple self-care ritual, especially after a shower or bath.
• A few drops can be added to bath water when you want the scent to soften into steam.
• The character is clean and direct, ideal for someone who prefers botanical freshness over sweetness.

The scent stays bright and herbal, with no heavy floral sweetness, making it a good choice for clear, refreshing body care.

Using it for massage or bath

Warm a small amount between your hands, then work it smoothly into the skin with slow, even movements. For the bath, add a few drops to the water before stepping in.

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

Botanical bodywork context

Peppermint has long been used in body-care rituals for its bright, unmistakable scent, while tea tree is often chosen for its clean, green aroma. In massage, oils are less about speed and more about contact: they reduce drag, let the hands move steadily, and turn ordinary body care into something slower and more attentive. This blend sits in that practical tradition for a crisp, botanical massage moment.

Size and details

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

A thoughtful gift for fresh-scent lovers

This suits someone who enjoys massage, bath rituals, or clean herbal scents in their body care. It is especially fitting for a self-care hamper, a birthday gift, or a quiet thank-you for someone who likes practical rituals with a sensory edge.

Common questions

Is the scent sweet or herbal?
It is more herbal than sweet. Peppermint gives the first fresh note, while tea tree adds a clean, green character.

Can I use it on my face?
This is a massage and bath oil for external body use. Avoid the eye area and do not apply it to broken skin.