🌿 Ginger-Cayenne Cannabis Massage Oil for Professional Massage Therapists

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🌿 Ginger-Cayenne Cannabis Massage Oil for Professional Massage Therapists

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Prep Time: 15

Cook Time: 15

for cayenne infusion: 1

Total Time: 1 30

Servings: 8 full body massages

This invigorating oil combines the warming effects of ginger and cayenne with the therapeutic benefits of cannabis, ideal for relieving muscle tension and promoting circulation during a professional massage.

This Ginger-Cayenne Cannabis Massage Oil is formulated to provide pain relief, muscle relaxation, and improved circulation. Ginger has warming and anti-inflammatory properties, cayenne stimulates blood flow, and cannabis offers relaxation and pain relief. The combination of these ingredients makes this oil ideal for therapists looking to help clients ease sore muscles, increase circulation, and experience a warming, soothing effect.

🌿 Key Terpenes & Effects:

🌿 Beta-Caryophyllene (from cannabis): Anti-inflammatory, analgesic (pain-relieving).

🌿 Gingerol (from ginger): Provides anti-inflammatory and muscle-relaxing effects.

🌿 Capsaicin (from cayenne): Stimulates blood flow, reducing muscle stiffness and promoting circulation.

🌿 Limonene: Often found in cannabis, with uplifting, anti-anxiety properties.

🌿 Flavor Profile & Scent:

🌿 Warm, spicy, and slightly earthy with the peppery heat of cayenne and the sharp, aromatic scent of ginger. The herbal notes of cannabis blend in with the spices, creating a therapeutic and invigorating experience.

🌿 Bodily Systems Supported:

🌿 Musculoskeletal: Helps ease tension, reduce muscle pain, and improve circulation.

🌿 Nervous System: Soothes stress and anxiety with cannabis and ginger's calming properties.

🌿 Circulatory System: Stimulates blood flow, promoting detoxification and healing.

⚖️ Yield & Serving Size

Total Yield: ~8 oz (240 mL)

Serving Size: ~1 oz (30 mL) per full-body massage or 5–10 mL for localized use

Number of Servings: ~8 full-body massages or 24–48 localized treatments

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Equipment

Small mixing bowls
Whisk or hand blender
Fine mesh strainer
8 oz glass bottle with a tight-fitting lid
Measuring spoons and pipette

Ingredients

2 oz Cannabis infused oil
10 drops Ginger essential oil
½ tsp Cayenne Pepper Oil (or powdered cayenne in carrier oil)
2 oz Jojoba oil (or sweet almond oil)
2 oz Olive oil
10 drops Vitamin E oil
5 drops Black pepper essential oil
5 drops Lavender essential oil

Instructions

🧴 Prepare the Base Oils

Infuse the Oils:
If using cayenne powder, mix 1/2 teaspoon of powdered cayenne with 2 oz (60 mL) of olive oil and let it sit in a warm place for about 24 hours.
Strain before use to remove the solids.
If using cayenne oil, skip this step and move on to the next.

🧴 Combine Remaining Ingredients

In a small bowl, mix cannabis-infused oil, jojoba oil, and olive oil.
Add ginger essential oil, cayenne oil, black pepper oil, and lavender essential oil into the mixture.
Stir well.
Add 10 drops of vitamin E oil to act as a preservative and for its skin-nourishing properties.

🧴 Mix & Bottle

Stir the oils together thoroughly to create a uniform blend.
You can also use a small whisk or hand blender for better emulsification.
Pour the finished massage oil into an 8 oz (240 mL) glass bottle with a secure lid.

Betsy's Infusion Notes:

📝 Cayenne Oil: For a more concentrated cayenne effect, use cayenne essential oil instead of powder-infused oil. You can buy cayenne oil or make it by infusing powdered cayenne into olive oil and straining it after 24 hours.

📝 Cannabis Infused Oil: You can use a CBD oil as an alternative if you don’t want the THC effects. If you’re infusing your own cannabis oil, ensure that it’s properly decarboxylated (heated at low temperature to activate cannabinoids).

📝 Caution with Cayenne: If your clients have sensitive skin or allergies, do a small patch test before using. Cayenne can cause irritation in some people.

📝 Storage: This oil should last for 6 months when stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

📝 Therapeutic Benefits

This Ginger-Cayenne Cannabis Massage Oil is ideal for professionals treating clients with muscle pain, chronic inflammation, or poor circulation. The warming effects of ginger and cayenne enhance blood flow, while cannabis provides calming relief. Perfect for therapeutic massages focused on relieving muscle stiffness or stress.

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