Body Paint Chocolate with Cocoa 100 g

Body Paint Chocolate with Cocoa 100 g 🍫

A body paint by Loveline with a chocolate flavour, in a tube. It is drizzled onto the skin and licked off - the manufacturer promises no more, and no more should be planned with it. It stands with drugstore, under sexual preparations and with sex toys for couples; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Loveline.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 100 g
• 🫙 Container: tube with a screw cap
• 🧪 Substance: sugar syrup, water, lean cocoa at eight per cent
• 🚫 Additives: thickeners, potassium sorbate, sulphur dioxide, citric acid
• ⚠️ Caution: not with condoms, not a lubricant, not a contraceptive
• 👉 Use: foreplay only, not on broken skin

❓ FAQ

Why not with condoms?

Because the tube forbids it explicitly. Sugar and fat attack latex, and what attacks latex makes it permeable within minutes - which is not noticed while it happens. If body paint stays on the skin and a condom comes into play afterwards, the spot is washed first.

Is it a lubricant?

No, and the tube says so in capitals. It is a sugar-based foodstuff, meant for skin and not for mucous membrane. Anyone looking for a lubricant finds the right thing under lubricant - the lube guide explains the differences.

What is in it?

Sugar-glucose-fructose syrup, water and lean cocoa at eight per cent, plus thickeners, salt, potassium sorbate as a preservative, sulphur dioxide, flavouring and citric acid. A hundred grams carry 268 kilocalories.

Do I have to watch for allergens?

Yes. The tube names cocoa, sulphur dioxide and sulphites explicitly. Anyone sensitive to sulphites keeps their hands off; otherwise these sit mainly in wine and dried fruit.

Does it taste like chocolate?

Like sweetened cocoa, not like a bar. There is hardly any fat in it - barely one gram in a hundred - and with chocolate it is fat that carries the flavour. What remains is sweet with a trace of cocoa bitterness. Anyone looking for another direction: the same range also comes in caramel.

How is it stored?

Once opened cool, dry and out of the sun. Residues on the skin are washed off with warm water before they turn sticky. On irritated or broken skin, and near the eyes, it stays in the tube.