Massage Gel Luxuria Voluptas Edible with a Warming Effect Choconut 100 ml

Massage Gel Luxuria Voluptas Edible with a Warming Effect Choconut 100 ml 🌰

The bottle says Choconut, and the picture beside it shows chocolate and hazelnuts. The bottle also says „edible stimulating gel“ with a warm effect - a gel, not an oil. It is applied for massage, and rubbing creates a warm sensation - not from temperature but from the formula; blowing on it makes the warmth clearer. And it is edible, flavoured with choconut, which makes the way from massage to licking a short one. Two notes: sweeteners are part of it, and those have no business inside the body - it is not intended for vaginal use. And it does not replace a lubricant; suitable ones are under water-based lubricant. Anyone who would rather leave the warming effect out will find the neutral versions under massage products. One hundred millilitres cover many evenings, because little is needed per use. External use only, not on irritated skin. It stands with the massage products, in the drugstore section and with the sex toys for couples.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 100 ml
• ✅ Flavour: Choconut
• ✨ Effect: Warming
• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Intimateline Luxuria
• 👉 Use: external, edible

❓ FAQ

Where does the warmth come from?

From the formula, not from temperature. The gel itself is as warm as the room; the effect becomes clearer when rubbed and when you blow on it.

Is it really edible?

It is expressly meant to be licked off and flavoured for it. It is still not a food - it remains a cosmetic product for external use.

Can it be used as a lubricant?

Better not. Sweeteners and aroma do not belong inside the body. For intercourse take a neutral water gel and leave the Voluptas on the skin.

Does it work with condoms and toys?

It is water based and therefore unproblematic for latex and for silicone toys. It washes off with water.

Is this a medicine?

No, it is a cosmetic product. The manufacturer describes a sensation, not a cure. Anyone with real complaints belongs at a doctor's, not in the drugstore aisle.