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Searching the Internet for Massage
Oils You’ll find a wide variety of sources for massage oils with a simple search online. For starters, just about anything that you can find in a local store, you can find with an online search, though you may find that you’ll need a professional license or a retailer’s number to purchase from some sites. If you’re looking for large lots, you can turn to wholesale suppliers of massage schools and spas. Most carry name brands as well as their own blends of therapeutic, aromatherapy and basic massage oils. You can purchase in liter, half gallon and gallon jugs, with a pump for easy dispensing, or dispense into your own bottles for carrying to appointments. If you shop around, you’ll find sites that offer 100% natural carrier oils and essential oils at discount prices. If you make or bottle your own, check out a supplier like Aquatech Skin Care, which offers a full line of carrier oils for making your own massage oils, as well as essential oils and additives for preserving and scenting the oils you use. When you buy from a lab or commercial supplier, look for cosmetic grade oils and clear labeling, as well as a clear pricing policy.
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