Neuropy Soothing Oil | Warming Natural Massage Oil for Hands & Feet

The three products work as a family, each for a different moment. Neuropy Max Balm is a maximum-strength balm with turmeric, arnica, and menthol — designed for short, intense application when discomfort flares. Neuropathy Comfort Balm is a gentler hemp and St John's Wort balm for daily, all-over use. Neuropy Soothing Oil is the longer-massage, larger-area aromatic option — a 100ml bottle of oil designed for proper, slow, intentional massage of hands, feet and legs, often as part of an evening routine. Many customers own two or three across the range, reaching for whichever suits the moment.

Many of our customers managing peripheral neuropathy (general), diabetic neuropathy, and chemo-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) use this oil as part of their daily comfort routine. The slow massage motion itself is often as valuable as the oil — encouraging circulation, gentle nerve stimulation, and a moment of dedicated self-care. That said, these are medical conditions and we always recommend speaking to your GP, specialist nurse, podiatrist, or oncologist before adding any new product to your regime, particularly if you're on prescription nerve treatments (gabapentin, pregabalin, duloxetine, amitriptyline) or undergoing chemotherapy.

Earthy, warm, and herbal. The frankincense and myrrh give it a grounding, almost meditative base note — these are the same botanicals used in traditional incense for centuries. Peppermint adds a clean, cooling top note that fades within 15-20 minutes. Rosemary brings a fresh herbal lift. It's not a sweet or floral scent — it's the kind of aroma you'd associate with a quiet wellness room or aromatherapy clinic. Most customers find it deeply relaxing, particularly as an evening wind-down.

This oil contains rosemary and peppermint essential oils which aren't recommended during pregnancy, particularly the first trimester. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, please consult your midwife or GP before use — they may suggest avoiding this product entirely. Rosemary essential oil also isn't recommended for those with epilepsy. For everyone else, the formulation is gentle, but as with any essential oil blend we recommend a 24-hour patch test on the inner forearm before first use, particularly if you have sensitive skin or known allergies.

Best for: people managing peripheral or diabetic neuropathy, restless legs, runners and walkers wanting an evening recovery routine, those with desk-based tension in hands and forearms, customers who enjoy aromatherapy and intentional self-care rituals, anyone caring for ageing parents or relatives who find massage soothing. Avoid or consult a professional first: pregnant or breastfeeding women, those with epilepsy, anyone with a known allergy to nuts (sweet almond oil is present), children under 12 (the essential oil blend is too strong), people on prescription nerve medications without checking with their prescriber first.

Used once daily on both feet, the 100ml bottle typically lasts 6-8 weeks. Used twice daily across hands and feet, around 4-5 weeks. If you're treating larger areas like full legs as part of an evening massage routine, expect closer to 3-4 weeks. A little oil goes a long way once warmed in the palms — most customers find they use less than they initially expect, particularly as the carrier oil base spreads easily across skin. Store in a cool, dark cupboard away from direct sunlight to keep the essential oils at their freshest.