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Weleda Breastfeeding Massage Oil 50Ml
CHF 10.90
Availability:
In stock
SKU
3596204791204
"Weleda Breastfeeding Massage Oil is particularly recommended for preparation and during breastfeeding.
Relaxation and availability are the key to fulfilling breastfeeding. The secretion and the rise of milk must be activated, which is why it is wise to use Weleda Breastfeeding Massage Oil regularly.
Preparation for breastfeeding can begin from the 38th week of pregnancy. Regular breast massages stimulate blood circulation, warm the breasts and promote a harmonious breastfeeding relationship.
Weleda Breastfeeding Massage Oil, which exudes a sweet fragrance, treats the chest with pure almond oil and makes the skin smooth and velvety. The traditional blend of natural essential oils of fennel, cumin and marjoram stimulates lactation while exerting a soothing and relaxing action.
In addition, this mixture has a positive influence on the overall breastfeeding process."
"Almond oil, blend of natural essential oils.
Prunus Amygdalus dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Fragrance* (Parfum), Limonene*, Linalool*, Geraniol*.
* Ingredients naturally present in essential oils.
Recyclable cardboard.
Glass bottle."
"Massage your muscles on a piece of skin that is somewhat moist. When your hands are clean, put a few drops of oil in the palm of your hand and warm it up a little. - Massage the left breast with the right hand and the right breast with the left hand. - Massage the sternum downward, around the nipple by stroking the base of the breast, and then up, fingers flat to the armpit, to begin with. - The Breastfeeding Massage Oil may be used many times a day, depending on your needs. - Massage may be done both before and after feedings if desired. To eliminate any impurities from the nipple before nursing, run a cotton ball soaked in cold water over it. - If you are unsure, call your midwife, pediatrician, lactation consultant, or the nursing organization for assistance."