Massage Oil Kamasutra Naturals Vanilla Sandalwood 236 ml

Massage Oil Kamasutra Naturals Vanilla Sandalwood 236 ml 🤎

Vanilla Sandalwood from the Naturals range - both statements were missing from the shop title, and the range name is no side issue here: Naturals and Aromatics are two different oil ranges from the same manufacturer, and the same scent direction can occur in both. This bottle is the Naturals version, declared by the manufacturer as a „sensual massage oil“. The scent joins vanilla with sandalwood: sweet and woody at once, and thereby more restrained than a pure vanilla note. Two hundred and thirty-six millilitres, stated on the label as 8 fl oz. As an oil it glides for a long time, does not dry in and soaks into the skin - in return the two limits of every oil apply: not with latex condoms, and on textiles stains stay that water alone does not dissolve. 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: Vanilla Sandalwood
• ⚠️ Caution: not with latex condoms

❓ FAQ

What sets Naturals apart from Aromatics?

The scent direction and the livery. Aromatics are mood blends with names like Serenity, Naturals are mixed towards a fruit or plant note. The same note can exist in both ranges.

Does the scent also exist as a candle?

Yes, Vanilla Sandalwood is also an Ignite massage candle. The candle delivers warm wax, the bottle cold oil - the scent is the same.

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.