Massage Oil Kamasutra Naturals Coconut Pineapple 236 ml

Massage Oil Kamasutra Naturals Coconut Pineapple 236 ml 🥥

Naturals is Kamasutra's second massage oil range alongside the Aromatics; the manufacturer describes it as an „exotic blend for sensual massage“. This variety is called Coconut Pineapple on the bottle. In the shop the article was called „Piña Colada“ - the bottle says Coconut Pineapple. The same scent direction is meant, but under the manufacturer's name you will find it again. The attr1 field so far said „in natural“ as a colour - that is the range name and not a colour statement; corrected. Two hundred and thirty-six millilitres, stated on the label as 8 fl oz. As an oil it glides for a long time and does not dry in, which makes it pleasant for massage; in return the two familiar limits apply: oil makes latex condoms unsafe, and on textiles stains stay that water alone does not dissolve. Laying down a towel and washing off before the condom solves both. It stands with massage products, in the drugstore section, with the sex toys for couples and under sexual preparations.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 236 ml
• 🔩 Base: Oil
• 🪜 Range: Naturals
• ✅ Scent: Coconut Pineapple
• ⚠️ Caution: not with latex condoms

❓ FAQ

What sets Naturals apart from Aromatics?

The scent direction. Aromatics are mood blends with names like Harmony Blend, Naturals are mixed towards a fruit or plant note.

Does it go together with condoms?

No. Oil attacks latex and makes condoms unsafe - that holds for every oil. Where a condom is involved, a water-based gel belongs with it; suitable ones are under water-based lubricant.

Does the oil stain?

On textiles yes - oil does not come out again with water alone. Laying down a towel is the simplest way, and the bedding stays intact.

Does it get on with toys?

Oil does not attack silicone the way silicone oil does, but it leaves a film that is hard to get off. For toys a water gel is the simpler choice, and the lubricant guide explains why.

How much do you need?

Less than you think: a pea-sized blob, spread out and topped up when needed. Too much gel makes the sensation dull rather than better.

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.