Which massage cream or oil is most commonly used that has no scent.

Technical oil

I use Epoizone E ointment. It cost more at the end of the day but it's worth it. It nourishes and treats the skin its not greasy on your skin afterwards as your skin absorbs it. It is a hypoallergy ointment that is meant for people with excessive dry skin, eczema as well as psoriasis. This stuff is so amazing a number of my clients now use it at home to as it leaves the skin feeling soft and well nourished ;)

Unlike oil it has a longer shelf, so no old oil smell and whats more is a number of clients opt to keep it on after a treatment as it doesn't spoil their clothes, my towels or bedding ;)

Remember if it doesn't say ointment it's cream and it's the ointment you are looking for.

Epizone E ointment, odourless coconut/avocado/ grapeseed oil.

Epizone E... good for playing as well *grin*

Technical oil still the best. No smell, no hassle getting off as well. Most technical oils are water soluble which makes it easy to wash off.

Mia

Well I'm from DBN and its so difficult to get someone who uses epizone or oils that helps with Psoriasis. Im a mild psoriasis patient for 20years. I do use coconut oil and tar oitments but its also nice for someone to assist you and reduce the stress as well.

Aqueous cream if you are going to finish off with FH, cause Oil breaks condoms.

Technical oil or Almond Oil if its massage ONLY.

Can you buy technical oil at any shop, sounds like what a car mechanic would use

On 2019-09-07 10:48:40 Brad61641 said:
Can you buy technical oil at any shop, sounds like what a car mechanic would use

Lol no it is available at clicks, dischem and most pharmacies. Definitely not Midas or Autozone lol