Massage Oil Kamasutra Oil of Love Coconut Pineapple Edible 22 ml

Massage Oil Kamasutra Oil of Love Coconut Pineapple Edible 22 ml 🥥

In the shop it was called „edible love oil“ - the bottle says OIL OF LOVE, „kissable body oil“, and below it the variety name Coconut Pineapple. This is a body oil for applying and kissing, not a lubricant and not a massage oil for a whole back: 22 millilitres in a glass bottle with a pipette, that is a small, far-reaching amount for particular spots. This variety is clear and not red - the attr1 field so far said „in red“, which fits no bottle of this range. Because it is an oil, a restriction belongs with it that no bottle prints large enough: oil and latex condoms do not get on. Where a condom is involved, a water gel comes in addition, and the oil is washed off first. On textiles it leaves stains that water alone does not dissolve - laying down a towel saves trouble. Kamasutra is a US brand; the bottle states 0.75 fl oz, that is 22 millilitres. It stands with massage products, in the drugstore section, with the sex toys for couples and under sexual preparations.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 22 ml
• 🔩 Base: Oil
• ✅ Taste: Coconut Pineapple
• 🪜 Range: Oil of Love
• ⚠️ Caution: not with latex condoms

❓ FAQ

Is it really edible?

It is declared „kissable“, so meant for kissing and tasting and harmless in small amounts. A food it is not all the same - you should not drink it.

Does the oil colour anything?

This variety is colourless, others are strongly dyed. On light skin none of them leaves lasting traces, on textiles they do.

What is the pipette for?

For dosing. The oil goes a long way, and too much would come out of the bottle at once; with the pipette you place a few drops exactly where they belong.

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.