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Green Tea Massage Oil, 500 ml
€16.00 EUR
Unit price perGreen Tea Massage Oil
Green Tea Massage Oil is the green, low-sweetness end of this range. Grape seed and almond oils carry it, wheat germ oil adds weight, allantoin conditions the skin. Interesting fact: green tea, black tea, white tea and oolong are all the same plant. Every one of them is Camellia sinensis, and the international classification standard sorts them by processing route and by how far the picked leaf is allowed to oxidise. Green tea is the one where oxidation is deliberately stopped: a heat step inactivates the enzyme within hours of picking, which is why the leaf stays green and the aroma stays vegetal instead of turning malty. On the skin that reads as grassy and clean, with almost none of the sweetness that runs through most of the other fifteen oils here. It suits a nine o'clock appointment in a way that a heavy floral does not. Main benefits:
- Green and grassy, with almost none of the sweetness that runs through the aromatic oils here.
- Green and clean, which suits a morning treatment room.
- Grape seed and almond glide that holds across a full hour.
- Five ingredients on the label.
How the product works: Grape seed oil leads the list and thins under warm hands, covering a large muscle group in one pass. Almond oil slows the absorption so the slip lasts. Wheat germ oil sits fourth and carries roughly five times the alpha-tocopherol content of grape seed oil, which is why it appears in most of the blends in this range. Allantoin closes the list and its declared function is skin conditioning and skin protection. How to use:
- Application: 15 ml, worked from the shoulders down. The aroma is light, so a cold room will flatten it; warm the oil in the palms first.
- Massage: Any sequence. The blend is neutral enough in slip and scent that it does not steer the technique.
- Tip: Keep this one for the first two appointments of the day and switch to a heavier aromatic after lunch. The scent load in a treatment room accumulates across a shift.
Suitable for: Therapists whose first clients arrive early, practices in shared or open buildings where a strong scent travels, and clients who describe most massage oils as too sweet.
Results with regular use:
- A light aromatic to open the day with, before the heavier ones go on.
- Even slip across a 60 minute protocol on one application.
- Skin stays comfortable on repeated weekly work.
- An option to offer the client who has turned down everything floral.
INCI/Ingredients: Grape Seed Oil, Almond Oil, Green Tea Essential Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Allantoin.
Packaging: 500 ml pump bottle. At 10 to 20 ml per full-body session that is 25 to 50 treatments per bottle.
Green Tea Massage Oil, 500 ml
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Green Tea Massage Oil
Green Tea Massage Oil is the green, low-sweetness end of this range. Grape seed and almond oils carry it, wheat germ oil adds weight, allantoin conditions the skin. Interesting fact: green tea, black tea, white tea and oolong are all the same plant. Every one of them is Camellia sinensis, and the international classification standard sorts them by processing route and by how far the picked leaf is allowed to oxidise. Green tea is the one where oxidation is deliberately stopped: a heat step inactivates the enzyme within hours of picking, which is why the leaf stays green and the aroma stays vegetal instead of turning malty. On the skin that reads as grassy and clean, with almost none of the sweetness that runs through most of the other fifteen oils here. It suits a nine o'clock appointment in a way that a heavy floral does not. Main benefits:
- Green and grassy, with almost none of the sweetness that runs through the aromatic oils here.
- Green and clean, which suits a morning treatment room.
- Grape seed and almond glide that holds across a full hour.
- Five ingredients on the label.
How the product works: Grape seed oil leads the list and thins under warm hands, covering a large muscle group in one pass. Almond oil slows the absorption so the slip lasts. Wheat germ oil sits fourth and carries roughly five times the alpha-tocopherol content of grape seed oil, which is why it appears in most of the blends in this range. Allantoin closes the list and its declared function is skin conditioning and skin protection. How to use:
- Application: 15 ml, worked from the shoulders down. The aroma is light, so a cold room will flatten it; warm the oil in the palms first.
- Massage: Any sequence. The blend is neutral enough in slip and scent that it does not steer the technique.
- Tip: Keep this one for the first two appointments of the day and switch to a heavier aromatic after lunch. The scent load in a treatment room accumulates across a shift.
Suitable for: Therapists whose first clients arrive early, practices in shared or open buildings where a strong scent travels, and clients who describe most massage oils as too sweet.
Results with regular use:
- A light aromatic to open the day with, before the heavier ones go on.
- Even slip across a 60 minute protocol on one application.
- Skin stays comfortable on repeated weekly work.
- An option to offer the client who has turned down everything floral.
INCI/Ingredients: Grape Seed Oil, Almond Oil, Green Tea Essential Oil, Wheat Germ Oil, Allantoin.
Packaging: 500 ml pump bottle. At 10 to 20 ml per full-body session that is 25 to 50 treatments per bottle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Start with the treatment type. For muscle recovery and tension relief, the Magnesium Oil is the go-to. For relaxation and skin nourishment, our standard massage oils work best. If you're unsure, contact us and we'll recommend based on your protocols.
Yes. The 500ml format is designed specifically for professional volume use. The formula is consistent batch to batch, making it reliable for daily use across multiple clients.
On average 10 to 20ml per full-body session, depending on technique and pressure. The pump format helps control dosage and reduces waste.
Yes. The formula contains no silicones, parabens or artificial colorants. Allantoin and beeswax make it gentle enough for repeated use. Always perform a patch test for clients with known skin sensitivities.
We recommend using it on the body only. For facial treatments, a dedicated facial oil is more appropriate.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the pump closed between uses. Shelf life is indicated on the packaging.
All Sezmar Collections products are manufactured in Bulgaria under controlled production conditions by Kozmetika Hristina, with over 30 years of formulation experience.