Body Oil Orgie Glow Shimmering Gold 110 ml

Body Oil Orgie Glow Shimmering Gold 110 ml ✨

A body oil by Orgie from the Glow range: a gold-toned oil with fine shimmer pigments that gleams on the skin and carries a light scent. It comes in a bottle with a pump, so nothing spills. It stands under massage products, with sex toys for couples and under sextoys for women; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Orgie.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 110 ml
• 🎨 Colour: Gold
• ✨ Effect: shimmer on the skin
• ✅ Dispenser: pump
• ✅ Scent: light

❓ FAQ

Is it a lubricant?

No. It is an oil for the skin. Oil attacks condoms - for gliding, suitable products stand under lubricant.

Does it transfer onto clothes?

Shimmer pigments and oil go onto fabric. Putting a towel down is easier than washing.

How is it washed off?

With warm water and soap. The pigment comes off with the oil.

How much do you use?

A pea-sized amount is enough to start. Adding more is easier than getting rid of too much.

Does it go with condoms?

Water gels yes, without restriction. For anything containing silicone or oil the answer is on the tube.

How long does it last?

A water gel soaks in over time. A drop of water brings it back instead of reapplying.

Is it sticky afterwards?

A good water gel dries without a film. What remains comes off with warm water.

How is it stored?

Cool, dry and closed. After opening it keeps for what the tube says - usually a year.

How discreetly does it arrive?

In a plain box with no hint of the contents. The sender line says nothing that would tell the neighbours anything.

What to do about skin reactions?

Wash it off and leave it. Anyone sensitive tries a small spot on the forearm first.

What else goes with it?

Everything under lubricant - the choice there is sorted by base.

Is it suitable for anal use?

There it needs more of it, more often. Gels made for that stand under anal and fisting lubricant.

Can you use too much?

You can. Too much gel takes the feeling away rather than improving it - then a cloth helps, not more gel.

How does it come out of fabric?

A water gel comes out of sheets and clothing with cold water. The warm wash comes afterwards.

Is it a replacement for natural moisture?

It helps where too little comes on its own - whether that is a lasting matter belongs to a doctor, not to a product description.