Massage & Things?

[Cameron]

Interesting comment. I don’t disagree with you on being willing to spend a little more money for quality. I bought the jojoba BECAUSE it was so much more expensive (my FOMO didn’t allow me to leave a potentially better product on the shelf). But, when you mentioned the smell I didn’t remember any smell whatsoever so I just pulled out both bottles to compare. Neither the grapeseed oil nor the jojoba oil has any discernible smell (this is probably important for a lot of people here). Whether I’m using one or the other, my wife literally cannot tell the difference either in smell or feel. The grapeseed oil is about $3.50 for 4 oz. The Jojoba is ~$14.for the same size. This isn’t going to break the bank, but I probably won’t spend 4X as much on Jojoba again anytime soon because we find NO discernible difference other than the color of the oil (the jojoba is slightly darker in color). I don’t mind spending more money, but I do want to get at least something for it when I do.

Someone else mentioned olive oil, which I have not tried. But I think I would be happy to have her educate me on the subject. I’m kind of a “try everything twice” kind of guy, the FOMO is real! ��

Good luck, cheers.

I haven’t smelled the massage stuff w/ jojoba.. Some hair products that I have, have that in them and it smells really good.

[IrreverentTxn]

Might be the brand I’m using. It’s called Now. I’m not a jojoba expert by any means but if you want a particular smell you might have to try a few different brands (I don’t know).

[Cameron]

Might be the brand I’m using. It’s called Now. I’m not a jojoba expert by any means but if you want a particular smell you might have to try a few different brands (I don’t know).

I prefer non scented things for my visitors..

[Houstons]

If you had a milking table, you would crush it. So many posts asking for it.

In fact, if you got a massage table, I could help convert it into a milking table for you. I have a full wood shop at home as well as being very experienced.