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Dogwood Massage Recipe

Inspired by Herons
Time1h
Serves1

Deep Tissue

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Ingredients

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Massage Oil

Massage Technique

Method

Preparation of Massage Oil

1

Mixing the Oils

In a clean glass bowl, combine the fractionated coconut oil, jojoba oil, and sweet almond oil. Stir well to blend the oils together.

2

Adding Essential Oils

Add the eucalyptus, lavender, and peppermint essential oils to the mixed carrier oils. Stir gently to ensure even distribution of the essential oils.

3

Storing the Oil

Transfer the blended oil into a dark glass bottle to protect the essential oils from light. Label the bottle and store it in a cool, dark place until ready to use.

Massage Technique

4

Setting Up

Prepare the massage table by covering it with a clean sheet. Ensure the environment is warm and relaxing with dim lighting and soft music.

5

Applying the Oil

Warm the prepared massage oil in your hands and apply it generously to the client's back and shoulders, using long, smooth strokes.

6

Deep Tissue Technique

Using your forearms, elbows, and palms, apply pressure to the deeper layers of muscle tissue. Focus on knots and tension areas, using slow, deliberate movements.

7

Using Warm Towels

After 30 minutes of massage, place warm towels over the client's back to promote relaxation and enhance the effects of the deep tissue massage.

8

Finishing Touches

Conclude the massage session with gentle strokes to soothe the muscles and help the client transition back to a relaxed state.

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