The ruling on applying oils to the body during wudu'

Question:
And there is no specific time in the chapter on menstruation where women and some men use a substance called al-Hazimin. The question is: does this prevent the water from reaching the skin?

Answer:
It does not prevent the water. Oils never prevent the water from reaching the skin. What prevents the water is a substance that solidifies on the body, solidifies on the body, and blocks the water from reaching the skin, such as wax or plaster. These are things that solidify and have substance and a covering that prevents the water from reaching the skin. This is what invalidates the wudu'. As for dyes that have no thickness, such as henna and other known dyes that do not solidify, and also oils, there is no harm in using them. A person can perform wudu' and ghusl, and his purity is valid, because the water has flowed over the limb. It is sufficient that the water flows over the limb. Yes.