Intimate Cream Bruma Astringent Contracting 15 ml

Intimate Cream Bruma Astringent Contracting 15 ml 💜

Not a gliding cream but a contracting one: the pack says Crema astringente and below it Suaviza y contrae, so soften and contract. The manufacturer describes it as a cream that contracts the desired area and thereby makes it more intensely felt. Fifteen millilitres in a pump bottle, marked as travel size. It stands with the water-based lubricants, with the sexual preparations and in the drugstore.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Manufacturer: Bruma
• 🧪 Type: contracting intimate cream
• 💧 Content: 15 ml in a pump bottle
• 🎯 Use: external, on one spot
• 🧷 Note: not a lubricant, not on irritated skin

❓ FAQ

What does astringent mean?

Astringent means the tissue at the surface contracts briefly. That changes the sensation during penetration and is felt as more intense by some. It is an effect at the surface and not a lasting change.

How much goes on?

One drop, applied on the outside, a few minutes beforehand. More does not make the feeling stronger, only drier; and dry is the opposite of helpful during sex.

Is lubricant still needed?

Yes, and more than usual. A contracting cream takes moisture away, so water-based lubricant belongs with it in any case.

What should you watch out for?

The packaging carries three notes and they are meant seriously: external use only, not on irritated or damaged skin, keep out of reach of children. Anyone using a flavoured product for the first time is better off trying it on the inner arm first.