Sesame oil
High quality sesame oil from the 1st cold pressing is obtained by extracting the seeds of the plant that are cold pressed. The fact that they are not toasted allows them to preserve all their cosmetic properties, therefore it is an excellent oil for massages. In addition, the special maturation process removes the water contained in the oil and the oil has a longer shelf life. The benefits of sesame oil
- Sesame oil is rich in Omega 6. - It is antiviral. - It is anti-inflammatory. - It is anti-infective. - It is very popular as an Ayurvedic massage oil. - Like apricot oil, it is a dry oil that penetrates the skin very quickly without leaving a greasy film. - It is composed of numerous antioxidants such as vitamin E, samolin and lecithin, as well as mineral salts that have anti-aging properties acting on fine lines and wrinkles. - Softens the skin by deeply hydrating it, making it especially effective for dry, irritated or damaged skin. - In case of joint pain, it is also very effective, while deeply nourishing the skin. - In addition, this oil has a very mild smell that allows its easy use. Use
- Sesame oil is widely used for Ayurvedic massages. It can also be used to macerate plants in order to obtain a therapeutic oil or liniment. - It can be combined with other massage oil such as jojoba vegetable oil for example. This mixture will offer you a very good gliding quality and will amplify the benefits of your massage oil. - You can use it during a chair massage, in particular to work your back in depth. Make it easy to dose your oil during the massage by pouring it into a bottle with a pump cap. Precautions:
Like all oils, this product is greasy and fragrant; please use a good detergent to wash your clothes and sheets. It is recommended to use a disposable sheets on your massage table and headrest as a protector. Store in a cool place, without humidity and without light.