Lymph Drainage Massage

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Lymph Drainage Massage

Our beauty drops face oil and body massage oil make the perfect combination for lymph drainage massage, as they support detoxification by stimulating lymphatic flow and reducing swelling. Packed with minerals and antioxidants, our oils nourish and soothe the skin, improving circulation and promoting relaxation. Their anti-inflammatory properties help calm irritation while aiding in the removal of toxins, making seaweed oils perfect for enhancing the effectiveness and comfort of lymphatic drainage massage.

Beauty Drops

OMALY Beauty Dops facial oil benefits lymph drainage facial massage by hydrating, detoxifying, and enhancing circulation. Rich in minerals, antioxidants, and polysaccharides, seaweed extracts stimulate lymph flow, promote toxin elimination, and reduce puffiness. Ingredients like Laminaria Digitata and Asparagopsis Armata nourish the skin while supporting skin barrier repair, making lymphatic drainage more effective and skin healthier, radiant, and revitalized.

Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil: Lightweight, non-greasy, and closely mimics skin’s natural oils. It hydrates, soothes inflammation, nourishes skin, and has anti-inflammatory properties ideal for gentle lymphatic massage.
Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil: Rich in gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), it supports skin elasticity, reduces inflammation, and promotes skin repair, enhancing the soothing effects of lymphatic flow.
Algae Extract (Asparagopsis Armata, Laminaria Digitata): Provides minerals, antioxidants, and polysaccharides that detoxify, improve circulation, and replenish essential nutrients, supporting lymphatic drainage and skin vitality.

Gua Sha Routine:

Cleanse face, warm with a hot cloth.
Add a few drops of oil to finger tips and warm before applying to the face.
Rinse a gua sha tool with hot water to warm. Add oil to gua sha to help glide.
Stimulate facial acupressure points and open drainage channels.
Move gua sha tool with light, upward strokes, starting at the neck to encourage lymph flow toward lymph nodes.
Continue along jawline, cheeks, under eyes, and forehead, always moving toward the heart.
Finish with gentle pressure on key lymphatic points to enhance circulation and relaxation.

This routine, combined with these ingredients, optimises lymphatic drainage, reduces puffiness, and promotes a radiant, healthy complexion.

Massage Oil

Using our massage oil for lymphatic drainage massage combines gentle yet effective massage techniques with ingredients that nourish and hydrate skin for smooth, comfortable application. The massage oil will stimulate lymph flow and reduce inflammation and swelling whilst support detoxification, reduce fluid retention and puffiness through antioxidants and minerals.

Benefits of the Ingredients in This Oil for Lymphatic Drainage

Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil & Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil: Nourish and hydrate the skin while serving as smooth carriers that allow easy, gentle strokes necessary for lymphatic massage.
Arnica Montana Flower Extract: Reduces inflammation and supports healing; often used to soothe tissue and stimulate circulation around swollen or congested lymph nodes.
Algae Extracts: Rich in minerals and antioxidants, these support toxin removal by reducing oxidative stress and aiding skin and tissue regeneration.
Tocopherol (Vitamin E): Protects skin from oxidative damage, supports skin repair, and keeps skin supple during massage.
Mimosa Tenuiflora Bark Extract: Promotes skin regeneration and reduces inflammation; aids in soothing sensitive or congested areas.
Essential Oils (Cananga Odorata - Ylang Ylang, Lavandula Angustifolia - Lavender, Pelargonium Graveolens - Geranium): These oils stimulate lymph flow, promote relaxation, reduce stress, and provide anti-inflammatory effects.
Ylang Ylang lowers stress and balances nervous system.
Lavender calms and soothes both skin and mind.
Geranium specifically enhances lymphatic circulation and detoxification.

Routine for Lymphatic Drainage Massage Using OMALY Massage Oil

Prepare and Warm the Oil:
Pour a small amount of the massage oil into your hands. Warm gently by rubbing hands together to ensure smooth application.
Use very light pressure, applying slow, rhythmic, circular or sweeping strokes toward the heart. This helps stimulate lymph flow without compressing lymph vessels. Focus on major lymph node areas: neck, underarms, chest, abdomen, groin, and behind knees.
Use specific lymphatic drainage techniques: light pumping, rotary, or stationary circles, moving from distal (far) areas to proximal (near) lymph nodes.
Avoid deep or harsh pressure which may block lymph flow.
Spend 10-15 minutes per area, ensuring strokes are calming and methodical to facilitate drainage and relaxation.
Drink plenty of water before and after massage to help flush toxins mobilized by lymphatic movement.
Practice regularly for best results in improving lymphatic function, detoxification, and reduction of swelling or puffiness.

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Lymph Drainage Massage

Beauty Drops

Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil: Lightweight, non-greasy, and closely mimics skin’s natural oils. It hydrates, soothes inflammation, nourishes skin, and has anti-inflammatory properties ideal for gentle lymphatic massage.
Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil: Rich in gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), it supports skin elasticity, reduces inflammation, and promotes skin repair, enhancing the soothing effects of lymphatic flow.
Algae Extract (Asparagopsis Armata, Laminaria Digitata): Provides minerals, antioxidants, and polysaccharides that detoxify, improve circulation, and replenish essential nutrients, supporting lymphatic drainage and skin vitality.

Gua Sha Routine:

Cleanse face, warm with a hot cloth.
Add a few drops of oil to finger tips and warm before applying to the face.
Rinse a gua sha tool with hot water to warm. Add oil to gua sha to help glide.
Stimulate facial acupressure points and open drainage channels.
Move gua sha tool with light, upward strokes, starting at the neck to encourage lymph flow toward lymph nodes.
Continue along jawline, cheeks, under eyes, and forehead, always moving toward the heart.
Finish with gentle pressure on key lymphatic points to enhance circulation and relaxation.

This routine, combined with these ingredients, optimises lymphatic drainage, reduces puffiness, and promotes a radiant, healthy complexion.

Massage Oil

Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil & Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil: Nourish and hydrate the skin while serving as smooth carriers that allow easy, gentle strokes necessary for lymphatic massage.
Arnica Montana Flower Extract: Reduces inflammation and supports healing; often used to soothe tissue and stimulate circulation around swollen or congested lymph nodes.
Algae Extracts: Rich in minerals and antioxidants, these support toxin removal by reducing oxidative stress and aiding skin and tissue regeneration.
Tocopherol (Vitamin E): Protects skin from oxidative damage, supports skin repair, and keeps skin supple during massage.
Mimosa Tenuiflora Bark Extract: Promotes skin regeneration and reduces inflammation; aids in soothing sensitive or congested areas.
Essential Oils (Cananga Odorata - Ylang Ylang, Lavandula Angustifolia - Lavender, Pelargonium Graveolens - Geranium): These oils stimulate lymph flow, promote relaxation, reduce stress, and provide anti-inflammatory effects.
Ylang Ylang lowers stress and balances nervous system.
Lavender calms and soothes both skin and mind.
Geranium specifically enhances lymphatic circulation and detoxification.

Routine for Lymphatic Drainage Massage Using OMALY Massage Oil

Prepare and Warm the Oil:
Pour a small amount of the massage oil into your hands. Warm gently by rubbing hands together to ensure smooth application.
Use very light pressure, applying slow, rhythmic, circular or sweeping strokes toward the heart. This helps stimulate lymph flow without compressing lymph vessels. Focus on major lymph node areas: neck, underarms, chest, abdomen, groin, and behind knees.
Use specific lymphatic drainage techniques: light pumping, rotary, or stationary circles, moving from distal (far) areas to proximal (near) lymph nodes.
Avoid deep or harsh pressure which may block lymph flow.
Spend 10-15 minutes per area, ensuring strokes are calming and methodical to facilitate drainage and relaxation.
Drink plenty of water before and after massage to help flush toxins mobilized by lymphatic movement.
Practice regularly for best results in improving lymphatic function, detoxification, and reduction of swelling or puffiness.