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Contributor: Danielle1220 Danielle1220
I wanted to get a massage oil to massage my husband with. He breaks out from certain soaps and he can only use antibacterial soap on his entire body. What massage oil would be safe for him? Fragrances don't bother him I just need something that is for very sensitive skin.

Thanks in advance.
10/18/2010
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Contributor: Taylor Taylor
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Originally posted by Danielle1220
I wanted to get a massage oil to massage my husband with. He breaks out from certain soaps and he can only use antibacterial soap on his entire body. What massage oil would be safe for him? Fragrances don't bother him I just need something that ... more
try using a natural oil like grapeseed, jojoba, or sweet almond oil. I've never had issues with skin sensitivity on my clients when using these oils. I wouldn't use a scented one at first just to be on the safe side.
11/05/2010
Contributor: The Nakanas The Nakanas
I have very sensitive skin and would also say a non-scented oil as many scented oils almost feel like they burn to me.
11/05/2010
Contributor: KatPawz2003 KatPawz2003
Quote:
Originally posted by Danielle1220
I wanted to get a massage oil to massage my husband with. He breaks out from certain soaps and he can only use antibacterial soap on his entire body. What massage oil would be safe for him? Fragrances don't bother him I just need something that ... more
Sweet almond is the best for sensitive skin. As long as you know that he isnt allergic to the essential oil that you add to it, you can add a few drop of whatever fragrance you want to it. I would recommend that you do a small patch test before you try and do a full massage. Be careful when you use essential oils though as they can cause anything from redness, swelling, or rash to burning and possibly even full airways closing up if the person is allergic.
01/11/2011