Massage oil with Herbal 200 ml

Organic MASSAGE OIL 97%

Organic Olive Oil. Olive oil was revered by the ancients (Homer called it 'liquid gold'), who used it both in food and to spread on the skin. It is a top emollient oil for body care due to the fatty acids (Oleic, Palmitic and Linear) present in the form of triglycerides, Squalene and natural phenols with antioxidant activity.
Borage or Borage Oil (Borago officinalis). Borage is an endemic plant of the Mediterranean and has a long history and use from ancient times to the present day. The oil of the fruits, rich in γ-Linolenic acid, has excellent emollient properties, softens and keeps the skin moisturized.
Calendula (Calendula officinalis). The flowers were used by the ancient Greeks and Romans for their healing properties. They used to make an extract of the flowers in oil to soothe the skin, due to the plant's phytosterol content.
Chamomile (Matricaria recutita). Chamomile's soothing properties have been known since ancient times. The ancient Egyptians used it to treat sunburn, while the ancient Greeks used Santopa as an anti-inflammatory.
Salicylic acid derivative. With anti-cellulite
It also contains vitamin E, almond oil and wheat germ oil.
Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis). Native to the coastal areas of the Mediterranean, it is one of the oldest medicinal plants. The extract has important antioxidant properties (rosmarinic acid), which protect the skin from free radicals, while stimulating and activating microcirculation. Rosemary is also used in aromatherapy where it is believed to improve memory, relax and relieve stress.
Ivy (Hedera helix). Kissos in ancient Greece was dedicated to the god Dionysus and was a symbol of immortality. Soothing and antioxidant flavonoids (Rutin, Quercetin), phenolic acids (caffeic and chlorogenic) have been isolated from the leaves and the main active ingredients of the plant are found throughout the plant: triterpene saponins (Hederins and Hederacosides). The anti-edematous action of the saponins and their vasoprotective role explain to some extent the traditional use of Ivy in the treatment of cellulite.
Laurel (Laurus nobilis). In ancient times it was considered a sacred tree dedicated to the god Apollo. Dioskourides says that the leaves have soothing and calming properties and can relieve irritations, such as wasp/bee stings. Laurel leaf extract in olive oil is a traditional emollient for skin care.
Essential oil in mastic (Pistacia lentiscus). Mastic is a natural resin collected from the trunk and branches of the Schinos bush from traditional settlements in southern Chios. In ancient Greece, they were used to cleanse the spirit, to treat various diseases but also in elixirs for snakebites. Mastic oil (essential oil in oil) has mild antiseptic properties, unique aroma and low concentration of antioxidants.
Essential oils of orange, flower and leaf (Neroli & Petit Grain) and bergamot. A special combination of natural essential oils of Citrus that rejuvenates, tones and gives a unique feeling of well-being.