Cream Bases for Non-Absorbing Facial Massage

For a facial massage cream base that stays on the skin surface without absorbing quickly, you can consider bases that are designed to coat the skin or have a thicker texture. Based on your requirement, the following bases are suitable:

• Skin Barrier Cream Base (Emulsifier Free): This base has a thick cream texture and is described as being able to coat the skin well. It's designed to help restore the skin barrier and can be used at a rate of 1-50% in a formula. Its texture makes it suitable for massage where you want the cream to remain on the surface.

• Absolue Soft Cream Base (compare to Lancome): This base is designed to have a texture similar to a well-known soft cream and is noted for its ability to coat the skin well, suitable for applying before bed (implying it stays on the surface). It can be used as the primary base at a high usage rate of 90-100%.

• Cica Sleeping Mask Base (compare to Laneige) and Water Sleeping Mask Base (compare to Laneige): These sleeping mask bases are also described as being able to coat the skin well, suitable for overnight use. While designed as sleeping masks, their coating property makes them potential candidates for a massage base that doesn't fully absorb. They can be used at a rate of 1-100%.

Choose the base that best fits your desired final texture and formulation goals. The Skin Barrier Cream Base and Absolue Soft Cream Base appear particularly well-suited for a thicker, non-absorbing massage texture.