Kneipp Grapeseed Massage Oil

My mom bought a bunch of these from a home shopping channel, so I decided to give it a try. I rarely used it for massage, but when I applied it on damp skin after showering, it felt nicely moisturizing! The fragrance is also pleasantly subtle.

They advertised on home shopping that it would eliminate cellulite, but of course it doesn't work. It's just an ordinary massage oil or body oil, nothing special.

I used this instead of body emulsion after showering in winter! It doesn't absorb well and feels greasy on dry skin, but when I applied it on damp skin, it was perfect!

I used to use jojoba oil, but then I switched to a grape seed massage oil after trying a body scrub. As a result, I ended up repurchasing the grape seed massage oil twice. :) I'm the type of person who tends to discard body creams because they don't absorb quickly enough. However, the grape seed massage oil, although an oil, absorbs quickly and leaves my skin feeling moisturized for a long time. The scent is not overly feminine, but rather a pleasant citrus and grape fragrance that doesn't cause headaches. For those who dislike feeling sticky residue on the body, I would recommend this product.

The product has no shortcomings, but the packaging is disappointing. It is often used for massaging or washing and applying, and if it had a pump bottle, you wouldn't have to hold the container and scoop it out, and it would be even more neat to use.

After bathing, I apply oil to my abdomen and upper body, and gently massage with a loofah. I do this in the hopes that it will improve circulation, even if just a little. The key is to apply the oil right after bathing, when there is still a slight dampness, as this makes the massage much more comfortable.