How to Make DIY Perfect Massage Oil

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RECIPE
40g | 1.41oz virgin coconut oil, melted
59.5g | 2.1oz apricot kernel oil or sweet almond oil
0.5g | 0.018oz vitamin E oil
1 drop cinnamon bark essential oil (no more than that!)
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[@asraa3489]

The video starts at 2:11

[@kirstymacfarlane1620]

I love using oil when I get out the bath or shower on my wet skin. Takes a bit longer than using cream to see results but the results last a lot longer and it means you can give your skin a break for a couple of days. Thanks for this lovely diy, happy new year 💞💞💞💞

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Ooh, you should definitely check out this recipe, then: www.humblebeeandme.com/soothing-oat-bath-and-body-oil/. It's awesome for after-bath application!

[@kirstymacfarlane1620]

Humblebee & Me thanks beautiful 💖 💖

[@Sushmafl]

wonderful recipe. Tried it. Thank you much for sharing humble bee.

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Thanks for DIYing with me, and happy making :)

[@kneusaarts6312]

I love your personality!

[@ssg8051]

Best wishes for a Happy New Year, Marie!

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Thanks so much, happy 2018!

[@maytje13]

Thank you for sharing this recipe. Best wishes for the New Year Marie!

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Thank you, happy new year!

[@TheTravelingPedicurist]

Will the oil become solid because of the coconut oil?

[@SamLuka2020]

Thanks! This will save me a lot of money!! Love your videos!

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching :D

[@kerissajones7581]

Love this and I am excited to try it. But I wanted to ask, is there a way to make it a bit thicker. not a huge fan of it being too runny

[@noelperez1152]

Thank you

[@pinkorganichorse]

is that like a teaapoon of vit e oil and what is it's purpose in the recipe?

[@jennierosa127]

Where would I find a bottle like that? I hate accidentally spilling my oils or pumping out too much. That one looks great.

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

voyageursoapandcandle.com :)

[@jennierosa127]

I love your channel and thanks for responding. I am a musician by trade and have started studying EO's (Dr. Axe's Course was gifted to me) and found your recipes a great new way to use them and learn about something new. Anyways you are very inspiring and a fellow Canadian.

[@heviutza]

Hello Marie! Is this massage oil good for face massage? I have a request from my dear aunt for a face massage oil, but I am in doubt about the cinnamon? Should i skip it, or can it be replaced with another drop of essential oil that works good for face massage? Thank you kindly ♥ Love your hair!

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

I would drop the essential oils for a facial massage oil :) Enjoy!

[@gnomebeard407]

Can I use cinnamon cassia essential oil instead of cinnamon bark EO? I'm making this for my sister-in-law and she wanted something that will warm with tingles and help with pain relief. I was also thinking about adding peppermint EO. So 1 drop of cinnamon cassia and 1 drop of peppermint essential oil. Thoughts?

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Cassia should be fine; I've used it in tiger balm and it's lovely for some warming. I'd guess 1 drop of each shouldn't be too much, and if it is I suppose you can always find another use for the oil :P

[@hugosanchez8504]

i bet ur hittn that on the low low 2

[@littleduckiereborndoll]

New subscriber loved the easy recipe thanks of to watch your other stuff now

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Welcome! Don't forget to check out my blog (humblebeeandme.com)-I've been blogging since 2011 while I’ve only been on KZbin since about 2016, so there is TONS more content on the blog! ❤️

[@iremaya]

Hallo, I definitely want to try this recipe! Im thinking to add some extra essential oil to give the fragrance more depth and sensuality.I was thinking a bit of cedarwood and/or patchouli..Would much appreciate your thoughts!🌺

[@sake9305]

Cedarwood is great for woody depth. Ylang Ylang is also quite good for sensuality. A bit of trial and error will be needed to make sure your happy with the scent as noses are quite unique

[@pureheartsfam5865]

Does it taste like anything

[@DanteVelasquez]

Nice. Your hair looks so pretty :-)

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Thank you :)

[@AndysEastCoastAdventures]

Have to try a drop of cinnamon in ours. I have a few favourite blends for different types of massage. A lavender & sandalwood in sweet almond for relaxing/sleepy massages. Sandalwood & Jasmine for tantric massage. These are my 2 preferred blends. Bought some female & male perfume oil blends plus an erotic blend while we were in Egypt too which smell wonderful when added to the almond carrier oil. Normally have an oil diffuser running with lavender added too with mood lighting and relaxation music.

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Oooh! I find I cannot stand sandalwood or jasmine, unfortunately-though I suppose I can't get too upset about not liking something that expensive, ha :P

[@aizaasghar6019]

Informative vedio😍

[@MrHerks]

Thanks Marie :) Could I replace the apricot oil with hempseed oil?

[@ankitatiwari77]

Can I add a drop of Ginger Oleoresin?

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

I'd be careful with that; it's quite warming as-is. I'd recommend trying it as written and seeing what you think before adding any other warming/hot essential oils.

[@beautyobsessed6576]

Thanks for sharing, love your videos,i will definitely try this,but I have question about white willow bark for acne lotions and tonners from your recepies but can't find it so I buy salisylic acid.Can i used this instead of Willow bark according to your recepies. waiting for your ans😊😊 thanks

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Hey! So, no. Those two ingredients are super different. White willow bark does not contain salicylic acid, it contains salicin. There's some interesting discussion on it here: www.reddit.com/r/DIYBeauty/comments/7kmxxg/what_do_you_use_white_willow_bark_powder_for/.

[@MbakEun07]

How long it can be survive?

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

Hey! You'll find the answer to your question in my FAQ on my website at humblebeeandme.com/faq/ 😊Happy making!

[@gahanasingh5655]

Can it be used on infants

[@pattondanielle]

what about a nut free oil for those that have nut allergies?

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

www.humblebeeandme.com/a-guide-to-carrier-oil-substitutions/ :)

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What s inside

[@HumblebeeAndMe]

You'll find the answer to your question in the description box below the video :) Happy making!

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Hi

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