Delay Spray HOT Long Time with Menthol and Eucalyptus 50 ml

Delay Spray HOT Long Time with Menthol and Eucalyptus 50 ml ❄️

Alongside menthol and laureth-9, this HOT spray contains two essential oils: eucalyptus leaf oil and field mint oil. Both bring a scent of their own, and if you react to essential oils you will spot it by the limonene and linalool declarations at the end of the ingredient list. Fifty millilitres sit in the spray bottle.

It contains in full denatured alcohol, water, glycerin, laureth-9, menthol, panthenol, eucalyptus leaf oil, field mint leaf oil, lactic acid, limonene and linalool. Panthenol absorbs as a care ingredient. Further products of this kind sit under Sexual preparations/aids, Drugstore and HOT.

Before first use, check tolerance on the inside of your forearm, and with essential oils especially. Then apply one to three sprays and let it absorb for a few minutes. Wash off before using condoms, as alcohol can attack latex. Not on mucous membranes or broken skin.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 50 ml in a spray bottle
• Active components: menthol and laureth-9
• Essential oils: eucalyptus leaf oil and field mint oil
• Care ingredient: panthenol
• Allergens: limonene and linalool per the ingredient list
• Use: one to three sprays, let it absorb for a few minutes
• Before condoms: wash off
• Note: not on mucous membranes or broken skin
• ⚠️ Note: Contains essential oils. Not on mucous membranes. Wash off before using condoms.

❓ FAQ

What do limonene and linalool mean?

Both are fragrance substances occurring in essential oils that have to be declared. If you react to fragrances, you spot them there. Here they come from the eucalyptus and mint oils and are therefore listed at the end.

Does the spray smell?

Yes, of eucalyptus and mint. That comes with the essential oils and cannot be separated. If you want a neutral scent, the same category has less scented sprays without essential oils.

What is the panthenol for?

It is a care ingredient meant to keep the skin from drying out after application. Alcohol draws moisture out and panthenol counters that. It has nothing to do with the delay itself; it is purely a care additive.

How often may I spray?

One to three sprays per use; more achieves nothing. What the pack states applies. With burning or reddening, wash it off at once with warm water and leave the product alone.