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Need help with massage oil...
cspatz 68 Reviews 1492 reads
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For an oily massage do I need to buy special massage oil or will baby oil do just as well... Thanks...
Check out the link. I plan on doing something like that next week.

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JoeBanzai 30 Reviews 342 reads
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2 / 11

on where you want to end up, you might want to make sure the oil is latex compatible.

MasterZen 34 Reviews 340 reads
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3 / 11

...it can work as a massage oil as well as a lube that is safe for sensitive areas, hypoallergenic and won't break down latex. It is also relatively inexpensive compared to commercial massage oils/lubes.

mrfisher 115 Reviews 266 reads
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5 / 11

It ought to be outlawed as it makes me break out.

In any case, I use almond oil.  It is unscented, very good for the skin, and is absorbed by the skin so that it doesn't end up feeling greasy.

Drink plenty of water before and after the massage as oils are dehydrating.

cspatz 68 Reviews 301 reads
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6 / 11
MartiniMagic 338 reads
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7 / 11

Everywhere I've looked, every credible source, indicates that ALL OILS break down latex.

Please substantiate your claim if you could, otherwise you're putting out dangerous misinformation.

MasterZen 34 Reviews 298 reads
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8 / 11

... I was completely mistaken. Vegetable/plant oils bad for latex. Thank you!

MartiniMagic 323 reads
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9 / 11

It's a great oil to cook with, grapeseed...high smoke point and very light flavor.

I've done a great deal of research in this area, I'm still looking for an ideal massage cream that is latex compatible. My favie appreciates an excellent rubdown...Fucks the shit out of me for it.

MissAliceQuinn See my TER Reviews 299 reads
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11 / 11

Why not simply use a non latex condom? Then anything you'd like to use for the massage is fine

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