How much oil is generally needed for a full-body massage?

For a full-body massage, approximately 20-25 ml of oil is generally considered sufficient. This amount provides enough lubrication for the therapist to effectively work on the muscle groups and allow for smooth gliding of hands over the skin without the oil becoming too greasy. The range is ideal as it accommodates various body sizes while ensuring that the massage remains effective and comfortable.

Using too little oil can lead to friction, making the massage less pleasant and potentially uncomfortable for both the therapist and the client. Conversely, exceeding this typical range can result in excess oil remaining on the skin, which may not be absorbed fully and might require more time for the client to shower off after the session. Therefore, the 20-25 ml range strikes a balance, making it a common guideline in practice.