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Magnolia Massage Recipe

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Time30m
Serves1

Mother-to-be

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Ingredients

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Essential Oils

Massage Additives

Method

Preparation of Massage Oil

1

Combine Base Oils

In a clean mixing bowl, pour in 1 cup of sweet almond oil. This will serve as the base for your massage oil.

2

Add Essential Oils

Add 10 drops of lavender essential oil, 5 drops of frankincense essential oil, and 5 drops of chamomile essential oil to the bowl. These oils are chosen for their calming and soothing properties, perfect for a mother-to-be.

3

Mix Thoroughly

Using a whisk or spoon, mix the oils together until thoroughly combined. Ensure that the essential oils are evenly distributed throughout the sweet almond oil.

4

Incorporate Additives

Add 2 tablespoons of jojoba oil and 2 tablespoons of aloe vera gel to the mixture. Jojoba oil helps to moisturize while aloe vera soothes the skin.

5

Final Mix

Stir the mixture again until all ingredients are well combined. Your Magnolia Massage oil is now ready for use.

Massage Instructions

6

Prepare the Space

Set up a comfortable and warm space for the massage. Lay down a soft towel or mat and have the massage oil within reach.

7

Test the Oil Temperature

Before applying the oil, test a small amount on the inside of your wrist to ensure it's at a comfortable temperature.

8

Apply Oil to Skin

Pour a small amount of the Magnolia Massage oil into your palms, rub them together to warm the oil, and gently apply it to the back, shoulders, and legs of the mother-to-be.

9

Massage Techniques

Use long, gentle strokes and kneading motions. Focus on areas of tension, while ensuring that the pressure is light and soothing.

10

End with Relaxation

Finish the massage with soft, sweeping strokes to promote relaxation. Allow the mother-to-be to rest for a few minutes after the massage to enjoy the calming effects of the oils.

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