Soothing Touch Deep Tissue Massage Gel, Cayenne/Cinnamon/White Camphor, 64 Ounce

I am a Licensed Massage Therapist and have used many oils, creams, gels, and lotions. This is by far my favorite product. It has a nice cinnamon-ish smell and offers the best glide especially for deep tissue massage therapy.

Amazingly soft and silky but not a heavy residue when I massage feet and legs.

Zero stars. 1st rime it was delayed. 2nd time it was the wrong gel. 3rd time was a gel with the protective seal and plastic opened. It's unusable.

Don’t buy. Greasy and mud like paste plus difficult to wash off.

Soothing Touch's Deep Tissue gel IS hard to get out of the bottle. I DO microwave the bottle for 20 seconds (unscrew the cap!) before pouring it into my personal dispenser. I mix it with ~20% Soothing Touch Fragrance Free Lite Massage Oil for the "right" consistency for full-body work. Washes out easily, and--the BEST thing; this smells GREAT! I am usually averse to smells in general; if a hospital wouldn't keep the smell around, I won't either. I've only had compliments on it's odor...the smell is "there"; it is not intentional as an ADDITIVE. Quality stuff that I am now on my third bottle of.

EDIT: I wanted to change my review one more time as I've used this product more frequently, and warn others with sensitive skin that this can irritate your skin or create a rash. I can't do more than three massages without my arms getting red and raised bumps using this product. I now only use this gel sparingly on specific area work.As a huge fan of Soothing Touch massage lotions, I was so excited to try this gel. My favorite cinnamon based lotion from another brand was recently discontinued, so I thought this might be a good replacement.So far, my review is mixed:- The scent is incredibly strong. It's a very overpowering cinnamon smell over another strong "gel scent" that's smell almost chemically or plastic-y. I feel like after I opened the bottle the gel scent got much stronger, I'm not sure why that is. I have a hard time using it for the entire massage session just because the scent is so overpowering.- The glide takes some getting used to, as it's a cross between a lotion and an oil. It's strange to apply at first and hard to do more than light effleurage to apply the gel without getting stuck on dry skin, but as the gel absorbs into the skin it becomes easier to work with.- It's great for deep tissue work once the gel has absorbed, and the warming properties are noticeable but not burning.- It's not so great for hand or feet work as it doesn't absorb as well into rough skinOverall it was worth trying something new and I'll use this for my deeper tissue clients, but I think I'll stick with my ST Lavender Lotion as my main massage lotion.

After 2 days of continue using the gel gets compact inside the bottle so you need to add some oil to be able to use.

A very nice gliding medium, different than cream and in my opinion last on the skin longer without residue.