Massage Candle Taboo Péché Sucré for Her 60 g

Massage Candle Taboo Péché Sucré for Her 60 g 🕯️

The Péché Sucré massage candle from the Taboo range by RUF is a white candle in a clear glass with a pouring spout. “For her” only refers to the scent direction. It stands under massage products, with drugstore and under sexual preparations; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of RUF.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Brand: RUF, Taboo range
• ⚖️ Content: 60 g
• 🕯️ Container: clear glass with a pouring spout
• 🌸 Scent: sensual and fruity, nectarine
• 🌾 Origin: France
• ⚠️ Caution: never leave burning unattended, test the wax on your hand before applying

❓ FAQ

What does it smell like?

Sensual and fruity, in French “sensuel & fruité”, with a note of nectarine.

How do you use the candle?

Light it and let it burn until a layer of liquid wax has formed on top. Then blow out the flame, pour the wax over the spout into your hand or in small amounts onto the skin and massage it in. Whatever stays in the glass sets again and is there for next time.

What do you watch out for when burning and applying it?

Never leave the candle burning unattended and stand it on a firm surface, well away from curtains, paper and anything else that can catch fire. Put the flame out before you take any wax, and test the temperature on the palm of your hand first: it should feel warm, not hot. The wax does not go on mucous membranes or into the eyes.

What about sensitive skin?

Try the wax on a small spot on the inside of your elbow first and wait a day. If the skin reddens or itches, wash it off and stop using the candle. Do not put it on broken, irritated or freshly shaved skin.

Does the wax replace a lubricant?

No. The candle is meant for massage and is not for eating. For glide you use a separate gel; suitable ones are under lubricant. Before sex with a condom, wash any wax residue off your hands and skin.

How do you store it?

Cool, dry and out of the reach of children. If the wick has grown long, trim it before you light the candle again so that the flame burns steadily.