Herbal body massage oil 100ml by TANAMERA, warming tropical blend
Traditional herbal massage oil for body massage at home
tanamera organic herbal massage oil with herbs
Body massage oil Malaysia, eighteen-herb warming formula
Herbal body massage oil 100ml by TANAMERA, warming tropical blend
Traditional herbal massage oil for body massage at home
tanamera organic herbal massage oil with herbs
Body massage oil Malaysia, eighteen-herb warming formula

Herbal Massage Oil

RM79.00
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Eighteen herbs. One bottle. The signature TANAMERA formula, and the one the brand was effectively built on.

The recipe traces back to a Yemeni family formulation, adapted generations ago using tropical herbs with naturally warming properties in place of the original base. What you get is a dark, deeply aromatic body massage oil that smells like a spice market and warms as it is worked into the skin.

Heavier and more pungent than a plain carrier oil. That is the point of it. 100ml.

Eugenia Caryophyllua (Clove) Flower Bud Powder, Elaeis Guineensis (Palm) Kernel Oil, Cymbopogon Nardus (Citronella) Oil, Gaultheria Procumbens (Wintergreen) Leaf Oil, Zingiber Officinale (Ginger) Root, Aloe Barbadensis Extract, Myristica Fragrans (Nutmeg) Powder, Allium Cepa (Onion) Bulb Rhizome Powder, Allium Sativum (Garlic) Bulb Powder, Cinnamomum Zeylanicum, Ferula Assa Foetida, Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root, Piper Nigrum (Pepper) Fruit, Nigella SativaSeed Powder, Cymbopogon Nardus (Citronella) Leaf Powder, Pandanus Amryllifolius Leaf Powder, Vetiveria Zizanoides Root Powder, Caesalpinia Sappan Stem Powder

How to Use

  1. Pour into your palms and rub them together to warm the oil first.
  2. Massage into the body using slow, firm strokes, working upward on arms and legs.
  3. No need to rinse. It absorbs.
  • Best after a shower, on skin that is still warm and slightly damp.
  • Mind your clothes. The herbs give the oil its natural colour and it can stain fabric.
  • It may solidify below 24°C. Stand the bottle in hot water for a few minutes.
  • Not for children under 7, and patch test before first use.
  • Warming body massage oil built on eighteen tropical herbs
  • Rich, slow-absorbing texture made for proper massage pressure
  • A traditional formula rather than a modern blend
  • Works for self-massage or with a partner
  • Halal certified and vegan friendly
  1. What does this massage oil smell like?
    Strongly herbal and spiced, closer to a spice market than a spa. Clove, ginger and cinnamon lead. It is not subtle, and people who like it like it a lot.
  2. What age is it suitable for?
    For younger children, Tanamera Kidz has oils made for them.
  3. Why has my oil gone solid?
    Below about 24°C it thickens. Stand the bottle in hot water for a few minutes. Normal for a natural oil blend.
  4. Will it stain my sheets?
    It can. The colour comes from the herbs themselves, so use an old towel and let it absorb before dressing.
  5. Do I need to wash it off?
    No, it absorbs into the skin.
  6. Can I use it on myself?
    Yes, no therapist needed. Shoulders, neck, calves and feet are the easiest areas to reach.
  7. How is it different from the Ginger Blend?
    This is the full eighteen-herb traditional formula. The Ginger Blend is simpler and leads on warmth from ginger alone.
  8. How long does 100ml last?
    Used for targeted areas a few times a week, a couple of months. Full-body massages use considerably more.
  9. Can I add essential oils to it?
    It is already a complete blend. For building your own, start with an unscented carrier oil instead.

Please refer to the ingredients list carefully and check for any ingredients that you may be allergic or sensitive to before use.

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Body massage oil Malaysia, eighteen-herb warming formula

Herbal massage oil ingredients and their benefits

  • The warming herbs. Ginger, cinnamon, clove, black pepper and nutmeg. These give the oil its signature heat, the sensation that builds as you work it in.
  • The kitchen herbs. Garlic, onion and asafoetida sound unusual in skincare, and they are exactly what traditional Malay and South Asian massage oils have always used. They also account for much of the smell.
  • The grounding base. Vetiver, pandan and sappanwood add depth and the oil’s natural dark colour, which is why it can mark fabric.
  • The carrier. Palm kernel oil, with aloe and citronella. Heavier than coconut oil, which is what gives it the slow glide a firm massage needs.
Warming massage oil with ginger, clove and cinnamon

How to use a body massage oil at home

  • Warm it first. Between your palms, for a few seconds. Cold oil makes muscles tense.
  • Less than you think. A coin-sized amount. Too much and hands slide without grip.
  • Work toward the heart. Upward on arms and legs, the direction therapists use.
  • Use body weight, not fingers. Lean in rather than gripping, and your hands last longer.
  • Straight after a shower. Warm, damp skin absorbs best.
  • Wear something you don’t mind marking, and give it a few minutes to sink in.
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