Testing a Small Area Before Using Massage Oil
Key points to understand Apply a small amount as directed to healthy skin that is easy to observe. Do not test on the face, broken skin or an area that is alrea...
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Combining Menthol, Camphor and Citronella in Massage Oil
A combination of menthol, camphor and citronella in massage oil can give you a cold and hot sensation, as well as citrus scent. However, this sensation is just...
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Camphor: Strong Aroma, Warm-Cool Sensation and Precautions
Camphor is an aromatic substance commonly used in certain topical products. Camphor can give both cool and hot sensation, depending on the concentration. Howeve...
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Menthol: Why Does Skin Feel Cool Without a Temperature Drop?
Why does menthol cause our skin to feel cold? Menthol is a type of compound known for its cooling sensation. Menthol is commonly used in topical products such a...
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Citronella and Lemongrass: Similar Names, Different Uses
Looks similar, but functionally different. Citronella and lemongrass both have similar appearance and aroma. The difference is that lemongrass is commonly used...
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Citronella: Understanding an Aromatic Plant in Topical Oils
Aromatic plants like citronella is commonly used in making topical products. Its citrus scent can give a lasting freshness, as well as stimulating the mind for...
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Methyl Salicylate in Topical Products: What You Should Know
Key points to understand Its presence must be checked on the actual product label. Users should not assume every massage oil contains it or add salicylates them...
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Citronella in Massage Oil: Aroma, Tradition and Safety
Key points to understand Common names may refer to different species. Concentrated essential oil is also different from fresh leaves or a formulated topical pro...
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