Massage Oil Warming Midnight Sorbet 100 ml

Massage Oil Warming Midnight Sorbet 100 ml 🍸

Midnight Sorbet is the name of this version, and in the shop a mangled German word stood in its title. The flavour is citrus and fresh, light green in the bottle - the only version of the line that does not taste like dessert. The warmth only appears once you blow on the oiled spot or rub it - left untouched on the skin little happens. It rises to hand temperature and stays far below anything that could burn. The oil may be kissed, it is not for drinking, and a massage oil does not belong inside the vagina anyway. A hundred millilitres in the tin are meant for single spots; for a whole back the 240 millilitre bottle of the kissable line is the right choice. Oil attacks latex - anyone using a condom takes a water-based lubricant. Store it cool, dark and closed; a towel under the back saves the laundry afterwards. It stands under massage products, with sexual preparations and under drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Shunga.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: massage oil
• ✨ Effect: warming
• ✅ Flavour: Midnight Sorbet
• 💧 Content: 100 ml
• ✅ Kissable: yes
• ✅ Condoms: not with latex
• ✅ Storage: cool and dark

❓ FAQ

How do you make a warming oil work?

By blowing on it or rubbing it. Only then does the warmth rise; left untouched on the skin little happens - that is the trick of the whole line.

How warm does a warming oil get?

Hand-warm, not hot. The warmth comes from blowing on the skin; it rises noticeably and stays far below anything that could burn.

Is the oil edible?

The Shunga oils of the kissable line are. They are made for taste and may be kissed; drinking them is still not the idea, and massage oil does not belong inside the vagina.

Does oil go with condoms?

No. Oil and grease attack latex and make it leak within minutes. Anyone using a condom takes a water-based lubricant - suitable ones stand under water-based lubricant.

Does oil come out of bed linen?

Usually yes, with pre-treatment. Oil soaks into cotton; a towel under the back saves the discussion afterwards.

How much do you use?

A coin-sized pool in the palm, then add more. Too much oil makes the hands slide instead of guide - the pressure comes from the heel of the hand, not from the amount.

How is it stored?

Cool, dark and closed. Natural oils turn rancid faster in light and warmth; after opening, the figure on the pack applies.

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.