einmassieren

massage in (a product)

verb AYN-ma-seer-en Rare

Also means

work in by massaging

Usage Note

einmassieren means to massage a product (cream, oil, serum) into the skin or scalp. Separable: sie massiert das Serum ein. Commonly found in cosmetic instructions: in kreisenden Bewegungen einmassieren (massage in with circular movements).

Examples

"Sie massiert das Haarserum sanft in die Kopfhaut ein."

Natural Translation

She gently massages the hair serum into the scalp.

Literal Translation

She massages the hair-serum gently into the scalp in.

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