From Lab to Label: How Biotech Advances Could Create Next-Gen Massage Oils
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From Lab to Label: How Biotech Advances Could Create Next-Gen Massage Oils

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2026-02-12
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How receptor science — and Mane's 2025 acquisition — is enabling next‑gen massage oils that evoke cooling, warmth, or clarity. Practical adoption steps for therapists.

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