Massage Gel Powder 50g, Peach Scent, Makes 5L, Made in Japan

Purecrafts Massage Gel Powder Review As someone who enjoys a good massage, I'm always on the lookout for products that enhance the experience without any fuss or mess. The Purecrafts Massage Gel Powder (3-Pack) has truly impressed me, especially with the lovely peach fragrance! The concept of a powder that turns into gel is brilliant. Each 50g sachet, made in Japan, magically creates 5 litres of super slippery massage gel. This means you can mix up just the amount you need, avoiding waste, and it's incredibly cost-effective in the long run. What I particularly love is that it's colourless and stain-free, so no worries about ruining sheets or clothes. The formula being glycerine and paraben-free is also a huge plus for peace of mind, especially for sensitive skin. The slipperiness is perfect for a long, flowing massage, reducing friction and enhancing relaxation. If you're looking for a professional-grade, easy-to-mix, and delightfully scented massage medium, this Purecrafts powder is an excellent choice.

To be clear, this is not a standard massage gel/oil. This is for couples' naked massages, where the person doing the massage rubs their body over the person receiving the massage. This gel enables you to get super slippery. Due to this, you ideally want a good waterproof blanket down, and for more fun, get yourself a Lilo kind of air bed (smooth plastic, no felt). That, with this gel, and you'll be sliding all over the place. It's great fun. A little powder goes a long way, so be careful how much you mix. You can always mix more, but it's a waste if you make too much by accident. This is great value, for an easy-to-use item, to create a very fun experience. I'd happily get this again

I ordered this gel formula to try it out for massages at home. It only requires a small amount to mix with water and it should be used sparingly to avoid making too much. I found that it requires quite a lot of mixing to ensure a smooth consistency but after some patience, it is quite effective. It's a bit like wall paper paste in consistency but is quite a nice feeling for body to body massage styles. Overall I would recommend it but some people may be put off with the effort required to prepare it.

Used Both the Peach and Sakura Gels Pros: This massage gel powder is great. Just a teaspoon mixed with warm water quickly transforms into a luxuriously silky gel that glides beautifully over the skin. It begins gelling the moment the powder hits the water. The peach scent is soft and soothing, ideal for aromatherapy and unwinding. I love that it’s free from parabens and glycerine, making it gentle even for sensitive skin. Perfect for full-body massages or pampering spa nights at home. I gave my husband a massage and also tested it on my feet and legs, the cooling sensation was noticeable and very pleasant. After about 10 minutes of consistent massaging, the gel began absorbing into the skin, making the process feel effortless. Both of us felt noticeable relief from muscle tension and aches. Cons: Dissolving the powder took more time than expected, t took a couple of hours for the white powder to fully disappear. The peach version had a lovely scent, but it dissipated fairly quickly. While the gel’s slipperiness is a huge benefit for massage, it made cleanup a bit tricky. Pro tip: don’t pour it directly from the bowl onto the body! It’s best to dip your hands into the gel first, then apply it gradually. Still unsure about the best way to dispose of any leftover gel, it’s not exactly something you want to pour down the drain.

This was bitterly disappointing. Followed the instructions to make the gel by the letter, ended up with a number of big clumps that refused to break down even after long periods of stirring... Had to try to SIEVE the gel and the clumps ended up turning into a sticky, stretchy string that was impossible to get rid of. And the smell. Weird. Faintly like sulphur. It mellowed after a few minutes but still hung in the air. Luckily I made the gel in the kitchen and not the bedroom. The powder itself smelt pretty nice before adding the water... Frustrating. While the resulting gel itself is quite good (minus the clumps), retaining heat relatively well (you add 40° water and mix), the overall experience of creating the gel and then disposing of the leftovers was not great at all. Had high hopes, but sadly won't be using again.

This massage gel powder is good quality and easy to use. It has a nice peach scent and provides great slip to the skin for massage. It doesn't feel sticky and it hydrates my skin too. A little goes a long way so this pouch is good value. Overall im pleased with how well it performs.

really nice massage gel, dont need a lot at all which is good as it will last long. powder smells but when mixed with the water its odourless.

Mixes easily with water into a thick, slippery gel that spreads well and doesn’t leave stains. The peach scent is light and fades quickly, so it isn’t overpowering. Skin feels smooth afterwards without stickiness, and one sachet really does make a large amount, so it lasts ages.

The peach fragrance is a bit unpleasant…to myself, anyway-another person might like it—it’s just not for me. Apart from the scent, the only other minor annoyance is the amount of product, which arrived in a small pouch. I was expecting more. To be fair, it does make a decent amount when added to water and developed fully. I give it three stars.

Well serves the intended purpose when mixed properly. It forms a very slippery gel and allows smooth passes over the skin. It is also pleasant to both touch and smell. The challenge is getting the mixture to the right proportion which is a bunch of trials and errors. Other than mixing, this is a good and recommended massaging gel.

I received this massage gel powder in the peach scent. There was nothing wrong with the product itself; it was just more work/time consuming than I need a massage gel to be not to mention the mess I made and then had to clean up. I also don't really want to make a large amount ahead of time to then store for when it is needed. You do have the option to add as little or as much water as you would like to create the thickness you prefer. That being said the scent was nice and the product itself was fine, but for the price I would prefer to purchase pre-made massage gel/oil.

Succinctly, too much work for the plausible benefit. We took this pack with us on vacation and the effort required to achieve a viable mixture (and not leave a embarrassing mess for housekeeping) proved to be beyond our tolerance levels. I'd prefer to have the grunt work done for me and just squeeze the concoction out of a tube.

I ordered this gel because Significant Other has had severe back pains in the last couple of weeks and massaging sometimes helps the muscles relax. Without being too slippery or at all oily, and with no discernible residue, this helps my hands slide over the skin better and not just rub it raw. It has a a mucus-like to gel-like consistency depending on how much you mix up. The peach scented variety has a nice peach aroma similar to a lot of peachy bath products I have used. Mixing up the gel is a different kind of experience. It's similar to trying to mix corn starch into hot water without getting any blobs. They show a hand in the gel on the package for the preparation step. I do strongly recommend mixing it with your hand to get an even consistency. Unless you go two an electric mixer, simple mixing with a spoon is not going to give you a nice, smooth result. In the future, I am also going to take a page from good cooking techniques and mix the powder with only a small amount of water at first so that it's easier to get smooth. I didn't find the process of mixing it to unpleasant. The goo feels nice between your fingers and I find it somewhat satisfying to work out the lumps in the same way that bubble wrap can be satisfying when you pop it. Overall, I am very happy with this product. I like the smell. I am happy with how well it works for massage. What I actually like best about it, though, is how economical it is and how environmentally friendly it is to buy massage gel as a powder. As long as i'm careful in my measurements, i can mix up as much or as little as I need at one time and then just store the rest of the small bag of powder away. I realize that for many people, having it as a powder will be exactly what they dislike about this product. No, it's not as convenient as buying a prepared gel. It just depends on what your priorities are. I like that there is less waste and less cost and less to store.