>I am on the road most of the time and try to get a regular massage
>every 2-4 weeks.
>Its hard with my travel schedule to stick with the same therapists.
>I find that many therapists use greasy oil which takes multiple
>showers before the film rinses off.
>In the meantime I find the film irratating and greasy. Even some
>creams/lotions leave a greasy film. I want to start bringin my own oil/
>lotion/cream that is effective for the therapist, will rinse off in
>water without a greasy feel and with scent that doesnt overpower.
>I would appreciate some recommendations.
>Thanks

> I am on the road most of the time and try to get a regular massage
> every 2-4 weeks.
> Its hard with my travel schedule to stick with the same therapists.
> I find that many therapists use greasy oil which takes multiple
> showers before the film rinses off.
> In the meantime I find the film irratating and greasy. Even some
> creams/lotions leave a greasy film. I want to start bringin my own oil/
> lotion/cream that is effective for the therapist, will rinse off in
> water without a greasy feel and with scent that doesnt overpower.
> I would appreciate some recommendations.
> Thanks

> I am on the road most of the time and try to get a regular massage
> every 2-4 weeks.
> Its hard with my travel schedule to stick with the same therapists.
> I find that many therapists use greasy oil which takes multiple
> showers before the film rinses off.
> In the meantime I find the film irratating and greasy. Even some
> creams/lotions leave a greasy film. I want to start bringin my own oil/
> lotion/cream that is effective for the therapist, will rinse off in
> water without a greasy feel and with scent that doesnt overpower.
> I would appreciate some recommendations.
> Thanks