
Massage oils · Sweet almond base
Nooky Orange Blossom Massage Oil
- Condoms
- Oil-based: do not use with latex or polyisoprene condoms.
- Tree nuts
- Lists sweet almond and macadamia oil.
- Clean-up
- Washes off with soap and warm water.
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- Sweet almond oil
- Orange blossom
- Contains tree nut oils
- 16 fl oz pump
How to use
How to use
Pump a little into your palm, warm it between your hands and work it into the skin. Add more as the skin takes it in.
More in our massage oil guide.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Sweet Almond Oil, Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil, Jojoba Seed Oil, Orange Oil, Tocopherol, Pogostemon Cablin Oil, Laurus Nobilis Oil, d-Limonene, Linalool, Citral.
Fragrance compounds named on the label: d-Limonene, Linalool, Citral.
Every Nooky label, word for word, is on our ingredients page.
Cautions
Cautions
Keep away from children. Avoid contact with eyes and ears. If irritation occurs discontinue use and consult a physician.
Oil-based: keep away from latex and polyisoprene condoms.
Contains tree nut oils: sweet almond and macadamia.
Details
Details
- Base
- Sweet almond oil
- Texture
- Light oil that sinks in without an oily film, according to our product notes
- Scent
- Orange blossom, bright, floral, citrus
- Size
- 16 fl oz, pump bottle
- Made in
- USA
About this massage oil
Bright orange blossom on almond and macadamia
This oil sits on sweet almond oil with macadamia and jojoba seed oil, and gets its scent from orange oil, patchouli and bay laurel oil. It reads bright and floral, with a little citrus at the front, and the vitamin E on the label (tocopherol) sits next to the carrier oils.
The label also names three fragrance compounds, d-limonene, linalool and citral, which are on the list of fragrance allergens the FDA reproduces. With two tree nut oils and a citrus oil in it, read the cautions below before you pour, and wash it off before a day in the sun.
If the Orange Blossom Massage Oil is close but not quite it, the massage oils shelf has 5 more choices from the Nooky lineup.
01
Almond, macadamia, jojoba
Three carrier oils for a rich glide under the hands.
02
Orange, patchouli, bay
The scent ingredients, as the label lists them.
03
Read the label first
Two tree nut oils, a citrus oil and three listed fragrance compounds.
Compare Nooky massage oils
| You are viewingOrange Blossom | Vanilla | Coconut | Lavender | Geranium | Unscented | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | Sweet almond oil | Coconut oil | Coconut oil | Sweet almond oil | Sweet almond oil | Coconut oil |
| Scent | bright, floral, citrus | warm, sweet | warm, tropical | light, floral | green, floral | no added fragrance |
| Tree nut oils | sweet almond, macadamia | None listed | None listed | sweet almond | sweet almond, macadamia | macadamia, sweet almond |
| From | $19.94 | $19.94 | $19.94 | $19.94 | $19.94 | $18.94 |
Before it goes on skin
It lists sweet almond and macadamia oil, and allergists advise people with a tree nut allergy to avoid skin products made with nut oils. It carries orange oil: citrus oils on the skin before going out in the sun can cause sun sensitivity. Try it on a quarter-sized spot on the inner arm twice a day for 7 to 10 days first, as dermatologists suggest. It is an oil, and oil weakens latex: keep it away from latex and polyisoprene condoms.
Questions
About the Nooky Orange Blossom Massage Oil
What will you smell in the Nooky Orange Blossom Massage Oil?
Orange oil, patchouli oil and bay laurel oil, with d-limonene, linalool and citral named on the label. The carriers are sweet almond, macadamia and jojoba seed oil.
Should you go in the sun after the Nooky orange blossom oil?
Shower first. It carries orange oil, and the National Cancer Institute notes that citrus oils on the skin before going out in the sun can cause sun sensitivity.
