Massage Gel Nuru for Body-to-Body Massage Water Based 500 ml

Massage Gel Nuru for Body-to-Body Massage Water Based 500 ml 🌸

First a correction: this is a water-based gel, not an oil - in the shop it had been filed under massage oils until now. The difference is not academic, it is the whole point. Nuru is a Japanese body-to-body massage in which not the hands but the whole body massages; for that you need a lubricant that stays slippery for a very long time but rinses off afterwards. Oil would stay in hair, towels and bed linen - a water gel washes away. Five hundred millilitres sounds like a lot and is not: a full-body massage needs considerably more than anything else on this shelf. The consistency is thick and slippery, the formula neutral in smell and taste. A practical tip: the gel can be warmed in a water bath beforehand; cold gel on someone's back is not a good start. It stands with the massage products, in the drugstore section, with the sex toys for couples and under water-based lubricant.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Nuru
• ✅ Contents: 500 ml
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✅ Meant for: Full-body massage
• 🫗 Consistency: Thick, very slippery
• ✅ Removal: Rinse off
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible

❓ FAQ

What is a Nuru massage?

A Japanese full-body massage in which both bodies are covered in gel and glide against each other. Hence the large bottle - two bodies need considerably more than two hands.

Why not oil?

Because oil stays. In hair, in towels, in bed linen. A water gel rinses off, and with this kind of massage that is the decisive point.

Can it be used as a lubricant?

Yes, it is water based and gets on with condoms and toys. For smaller uses a bottle from the water-based lubricant category is more practical, though.

How do you warm it?

Stand the closed bottle in warm water for a few minutes. Not in the microwave - it heats unevenly, and you only notice hot spots on the skin.

Water, silicone or oil - what is the difference?

Water gets on with everything and dries in, silicone lasts a long time and attacks silicone toys, oil makes condoms unsafe. Which base suits when is explained in detail in the lubricant guide.