Massage oils are specially formulated liquids used during massage therapy to reduce friction between the therapist’s hands and the client’s skin, allowing for smooth, gliding movements. They are typically made from natural carrier oils such as almond, jojoba, coconut, or grapeseed, often enriched with essential oils for added aromatherapy benefits. Massage oils can be tailored for specific purposes—such as relaxation, muscle relief, or skin nourishment—and may have properties like quick absorption, non-greasiness, and skin hydration. Available in various scents or unscented versions, they enhance the overall massage experience by promoting comfort, relaxation, and wellness.