Massage Oil Intt Coconut Vegan 150 ml

Massage Oil Intt Coconut Vegan 150 ml 🌴

A hundred and fifty millilitres of vegan massage oil with a coconut scent - the bottle says vegan coconut massage oil. The oil is made for body massage: warm it in your palms first, then spread it widely over the back, shoulders and legs. Oil and latex do not get along; anyone going on with a condom washes the oil off first and uses something water-based for gliding. It does not belong on silicone toys either. Put a towel under the back, because massage oil soaks into fabric. Vegan and cruelty free appear as seals on the bottle. Keep it cool and dark so the coconut scent stays stable; in the sun on a windowsill that is the first thing to go. Anyone using the oil for the first time should test a small patch beforehand - coconut smells strong, and not every skin likes every oil. It stands under massage products, with sexual preparations and under drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of INTT.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: massage oil
• ✅ Scent: coconut
• ✅ Contents: 150 ml
• ✅ Vegan: yes according to the pack
• 👉 Use: body massage
• ✅ Condoms: not suitable
• ✅ Brand: Intt

❓ FAQ

What do vegan and cruelty free mean?

The pack carries both as seals. Vegan refers to the ingredient list without animal components, cruelty free to no animal testing - statements by the maker that appear on every pack of the range.

Oil and condoms?

They do not get along. Oil attacks latex and makes condoms leak - anyone going on with a condom afterwards washes the oil off first and uses something water-based for gliding.

Where may it go on the skin?

On the body and externally on the intimate area. It is not used internally, and it does not belong in the eyes either. Before the first large-area use, put one drop in the crook of your arm and wait.

Does it work with condoms?

The pack says nothing about that. Anyone playing with a condom should use a water-based gel for gliding to be safe - suitable ones stand under water-based lubricant.

And on toys?

Better not. For silicone and electronics a water-based lubricant is the kinder choice; massage products belong on skin. More of them stand under massage products.

How discreetly does it arrive?

In a plain box with no hint of the contents. The sender line says nothing that would tell the neighbours anything.