Massage Gels

What is a Massage Gel?

If the words oily, or acne-prone come to mind in relation to your skin, or your client's skin, then a lightweight gel formula is recommended.

Therapists trust massage gel for providing oil-free hydration, minus all the grease of massage oil and other mediums. Gels are a great choice for combination skin types.

Key Features of Massage Gels

• Gels are transparent and are absorbed quickly by the skin
• Can be oil-based or water-based
• Most gels won't stain sheets
• Often work well in hotter months

For therapeutic massage, many RMTs prefer gels. They are a great choice during the summer hot months.

• Massage gels are lightweight, transparent and often water baed
• A gel usually has the appearance of a jelly, and is transparent
• It looks like the cross between a solid and a liquid medium, but does not behave like either
• Gels are actually closer in structure to a liquid than solids

Massage gels are transparent formulas that contain cellulose ethers and/or carbromer in water or use a water-alcohol mixture. Gels provide great glide and workability. They come in different colours and are absorbed faster through the skin than creams or lotions.

What are the popular massage gels?

• Biotone Advanced Therapy Gel
• BioOrigin Silky Massage Gel
• SacredEarth Certified Organic Massage Gel

Body Best carries the finest collection of gels for massage. Some of the brands we carry are Biotone, Bon Vital, SacredEarth Botanicals, Poya, BioOrigin, Myo-ther.

Find unscented, hypoallergenic, paraben-free, and cruelty-free gel at the best prices in Canada. Order by single or case quantity.

Safety Information: Gels can be irritating to sensitive skin. They may contain preservatives and/or emulsifiers if allergy to these agents are a concern.