Which is better, a powder or oil massage?

I have never heard of massage powder, I use massage lotions or oils, sometimes creams or coconut oil. Now gonna google this… Massage Mediums - wikidoc. “POWDER. The most common type of powder used during massage is talcum powder. read more

I always say oil is better. Powder would make it hard to get the good deep rub into sore muscles. Also, I agree with Tania that it would be a messy nightmare. I am pretty picky about my oils too, I prefer Massage Oil & Massage Lotion. read more

You can test the dispersibility of H2Oil® by adding a few drops to a glass of warm water and shake - it will turn white - it emulsifies the oil. Adding normal washing powder to the wash removes the massage oil from the towel. Ingredients:Sunflower Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Coconut Glycerides - from Coconut oil, Polysorbate 85 and Vitamin E. read more

–Many massage therapists feel oil glides on the skin better. –Oil warms up the quickest, so it’s easy to get it warm before applying to skin. Disadvantages –Oil is slippery. If it drips on the floor you may end up taking a tumble. –Some clients feel oil is too greasy. read more