Massage Oil A2 100ml – Regenerate

A green, resinous massage oil for slow bodywork and warm, unhurried bath rituals. Rosemary and lavender give the blend its aromatic lift, while ginger adds a quiet spice and myrrh brings a deeper, balsamic finish. It is made for moments when the day needs to soften at the edges.

The scent and skin feel

• The first impression is herbal and clear, with rosemary sitting at the front of the blend.
• Lavender rounds the scent, bringing a softer floral note without making it sugary.
• Ginger gives gentle warmth, the kind of spice that feels especially suited to evening massage.
• Myrrh settles underneath with a resinous, slightly earthy depth.
• The grapeseed oil base gives enough slip for smooth, steady hand movements over the skin.

Grapeseed oil with an aromatic essential oil blend

In bodywork, grapeseed oil is often chosen for its light feel and smooth glide, making it practical for massage without feeling overly heavy.

How to use it in your ritual

Warm a small amount between your hands, then work it smoothly into the skin with slow, even pressure. It is for external use, so avoid broken skin and the eye area.

You can also add a few drops to the bath, letting the herbal, spicy scent rise with the steam before you step into your evening routine.

Aromatic bodywork roots

Plant oils have long been part of massage traditions, used as a way to reduce friction and make touch feel more fluid and intentional. This blend leans into a familiar aromatic language: rosemary for a clear herbal note, lavender for softness, ginger for warmth and myrrh for its resinous perfume. Rather than feeling sweet or floral alone, it has the character of a quiet treatment room, warm towels, low light and time set aside for the body.

Size and details

• 100 ml massage and bath oil.
• Finished product weight: 140 g.
• United Kingdom.
• Presented in an amber bottle.

A thoughtful gift for slow evenings

This suits someone who enjoys massage, warm baths, aromatherapy-led routines or a simple Sunday reset. The scent feels grown-up and grounding, with enough herbal brightness to keep it fresh.

Common questions

Is the scent more herbal or floral?
It leans herbal and resinous, with rosemary and myrrh giving the strongest character. Lavender softens the blend, while ginger adds warmth.

Can it be used in the bath as well as for massage?
Yes. Add a few drops to bath water, or use it as a massage oil warmed between the hands.