DIY Breast Massage Oil Recipe- Lift and Firm Breasts Naturally and
Make your own natural breast massage oil with infused herbal oils and essential oils.
Breast Massage Oil is a favorite for promoting optimal breast health. The infused herbal oils help to protect and nourish the breasts while benefiting the body’s resistance to some of the most common challenges to breast health.
It is a beautiful practice to anoint and nourish your breasts with self-massage. A Breat Massage practice can smooth, moisturize, lift and firm your breasts, while promoting the stimulation of lymphatic movement. Making your own herbal oil will allow you to make large batches so you can be generous with the amount of oil you use.
DIY Natural Breast Massage Oil Recipe with Herbal Infusions & Essential Oils
Caring for your body with natural oils is a gentle, nurturing ritual—and your breasts deserve that same attention. A breast massage oil made from herbal-infused carrier oils and essential oils can support circulation, skin elasticity, and self-connection.
This easy-to-make recipe uses all-natural ingredients to create a soothing, skin-nourishing oil that can also promote firmness and lymphatic flow.
Jump to RecipeBenefits of Breast Massage Oil
Regular breast massage with natural oils may:
- Improve circulation and lymphatic drainage
- Support skin tone and elasticity
- Reduce tenderness or swelling around your cycle
- Encourage self-awareness and breast health
- Offer a calming, grounding self-care ritual
Key Ingredients & Their Benefits
1. Herbal-Infused Oils (Base Oil)
Choose a nourishing carrier oil and infuse it with herbs known for skin and hormonal balance:
| Herb | Benefits |
|---|---|
| Fenugreek seeds | Traditionally used to firm and tone breast tissue |
| Fennel seeds | Contains phytoestrogens that may support breast firmness |
| Calendula flowers | Soothes and softens skin |
| Yarrow Flowers | supports the lymphatic system, astringent, anti-inflamatory, soothe and regenerates |
| Comfrey Root and Leaf | Contains allantoin which improves skin texture, has emollient properties |
Suggested Carrier Oils:
- Sweet almond oil – light and easily absorbed
- Jojoba oil – mimics skin’s natural sebum
- Olive oil – deeply moisturizing
- Coconut oil – rich and softening
- Grapeseed Oil- lightweight, quick absorption into the skin
How to Make the Herbal Infused Oil
Slow Infusion Method:
- Fill a clean glass jar halfway with your chosen dried herbs.
- Pour your carrier oil over the herbs until fully covered (leave ½ inch at the top).
- Seal and place the jar in a warm, sunny window for 2–4 weeks, shaking gently every few days.
- Strain through a fine metal tea strainer, fine cloth, or coffee filter into a clean, dry jar.
Heat Infusion Method (Faster):
- If you prefer a faster method, you can gently warm the oil and herbs in a double boiler for 1–6 hours on low heat. The ideal temperature is 120 -135 degrees.
- Fill a clean glass jar halfway with your chosen dried herbs.
- Pour your carrier oil over the herbs until fully covered.
- Seal and place the jar in a warm water that is either simmering on the stove or placed in water in a crock pot. Keep checking the temperature of the oil to make sure it is in the ideal temperature range.
- Strain through a fine cloth or coffee filter into a clean, dry jar.
Essential Oil Blend (for added benefits)
Once your herbal oil is ready, enhance it with essential oils known for skin health and hormonal balance:
- Geranium – balancing and firming
- Rose – rejuvenating, improves skin texture
- Frankincense – supports cell regeneration
- Lavender – calming and soothing
- Clary Sage – harmonizes hormones
How to Use this Breast Massage Oil
Warm a few drops between your palms and gently massage onto your breasts in circular motions. Move from the center of your chest outward and upward toward your armpits to support lymph flow. Use daily or several times a week, ideally after a shower when your skin is soft and pores are open.
Thoughts about Breat massage Oil
For external use only. Your Breast Massage Oil will last for one or more years if stored in a cool place out of direct sunlight or in the refrigerator for maximum shelf life.
Final Thoughts
This natural breast massage oil is more than skincare—it’s an act of self-love. As you massage, take a moment to appreciate your body and its strength. With regular use, you’ll notice softer, smoother skin and a deeper sense of connection to your feminine energy.
DIY Herbal Breast Massage Oil
Ingredients
- Massage Oil Ingredients
1/2 cup infused Oil
1 Tbsp Castor Oil
1 Tbsp Jojoba Oil
1 Tbsp Rosehip Oil
10 drops each of Essential Oil of Grapefruit, Lemon, Cedarwood, Rosemary, Peppermint and Frankincense
10 drops of vitamin E oil
Directions
- Make infused oil. This step can be done ahead of time at sit for weeks to steep or can be made in 1 day using heat. I prefer to do a combination of both. combine the grapeseed oil moringa powder, comfrey, rosehip seeds and calendula into a mason jar. place enough water in a saucepan to allow the mason jar to set inside the saucepan and be 1/2 submerged in water. You want to be sure the jar with the oil does not float, nor does the sauce pan evaporate the water away during heating. Heat the water in a saucepan either on the stovetop, the woodstove or a crockpot. The ideal temperature of the oil is 120 – 140 degrees. Keep check on the oil temperature to be sure the oil is in the ideal temperature range. Simmer the infusion for 1-6 hours. Let cool and steep overnight or for up to 6 weeks.
Strain the oil through a cheesecloth or fine-mesh strainer. Be sure all jars are clean and dry. - Add Castor oil, Rosehip oil Jojoba oil and essential oils. Pour into a squirt bottle or bottle that works well for dispensing.
