Ingredient science
Lavender oil is known for its calming scent and a soft feel on skin. It is the scent lead of this oil and the flower on the pack. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this bottle.
LAVENDER · TURMERIC · WHITE SANDALWOOD · OLIVE OIL
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DAILY MASSAGE OIL FROM THE BABY PRO RANGE, 200 ML
For after the bath
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Baby Pro Body Massage Oil is the massage step of the Baby Pro range. A blend of olive, carrot, orange, lavender and saffron oils with turmeric and white sandalwood, described on the pack as skin brightening and non-greasy. One 200 mL bottle.

FOR A DAILY MASSAGE THAT DOES NOT LEAVE A FILM
Massage is already part of most households' baby routine. The job of the oil is to glide while you work and then disappear, leaving skin soft rather than slippery. Olive oil carries the blend; the botanicals give it character.
Olive oil gives the blend its slip. The pack describes the finish as non-greasy and fast-absorbing, so skin feels soft rather than coated.
Lavender oil is known for its soft, soothing scent. It makes the massage a pleasant ritual for both of you.
Haridra and swet chandan have a long place in Indian skincare for the comfort of skin. Here they support the blend; the page claims nothing more for them.
Carrot seed oil and orange oil are known for their natural vitamin content and fresh note. They round out the blend.
Saffron is prized for its warm, radiant character. A small amount gives the oil its finish.
One bottle, one step, after the bath or before bed. Use a little at a time and follow the current pack.
ONE SCENT LEAD · SIX BOTANICALS IN THE BLEND
The store description names seven botanicals. Open each card for what the ingredient is known or traditionally used for. Every card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this bottle.
Lavender oil is known for its calming scent and a soft feel on skin. It is the scent lead of this oil and the flower on the pack. This card describes the ingredient, not a measured result on this bottle.
Olive oil is a classic massage base: it spreads easily and is known for leaving skin soft. It carries the rest of the blend.
Haridra is traditionally used in Indian skincare for the comfort and brightness of skin. The claim here is about the tradition, not a result measured on this product.
White sandalwood is known for a cooling feel and a soft woody scent, and has long been used in massage preparations.
Carrot seed oil is known for its carotenoid content and warm colour. In this oil it supports the blend rather than leading it.
Cold-pressed orange peel oil adds a fresh note. As with every card here, the claim is about the ingredient, not a result on the finished product.
Saffron is prized in Indian skincare for its warm, radiant character and colour. A small amount finishes the blend.

WHAT A MASSAGE OIL CAN AND CANNOT DO
An oil on skin slows the loss of water that is already there, which is why a massage after the bath leaves skin feeling soft for hours. Lavender and the other botanicals add scent and a traditional pedigree; they do not change what the oil is doing underneath.
The honest payoff is a few calm minutes and softer skin. The pack describes the oil as skin brightening and non-greasy; it makes no other claim, and neither does this page.
THE AFTER-BATH MASSAGE
Use a small amount at a time; a light oil spreads further than you expect. Patch test on a small area before the first full massage, and follow the current pack for frequency.
Pour a small amount into your palm and rub your hands together so the oil is warm before it touches skin.
Work over arms, legs, back and tummy with slow, light strokes. Keep the oil away from the eyes and mouth.
The description suggests a daily routine. Patch test before first use and follow the current pack.
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25 reviews on this page
WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Baby Pro Body Massage Oil, because none have been taken under matched conditions. The published reviews are short and positive; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
“Very good product”— Sukanya Mahajan · verified buyer
“Very good”— Sumi Neogi · verified buyer
“Awesome product”— Priyanka Roy Bandyopadhya · published review
THE QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK BEFORE THE FIRST BOTTLE
The pack describes the oil as non-greasy and fast-absorbing. Use a small amount and massage until it disappears; if skin still feels oily you have used more than you need.
The store description names turmeric (haridra), white sandalwood (swet chandan), orange oil, carrot (gajar) oil, olive oil, lavender oil and saffron oil. Check the current pack for the full printed list.
Yes, a soft lavender note with a hint of orange. There is no claim of fragrance-free on the pack.
Yes. Apply a little to a small area and wait before the first full massage. It contains essential oils, so stop if you see any reaction.
It is sold as a body massage oil. The range has a separate hair oil; keep the body oil away from the eyes and mouth.
The pack does not say so, and this page does not claim it. The scent comes from the lavender, orange and saffron oils named in the description.

One last look
Warm palms. A little oil. Gentle strokes. The massage step of the Baby Pro range.
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