Massage Gel Nuru with Minerals 250 ml

Massage Gel Nuru with Minerals 250 ml 🌊

Nuru massage is not a massage in the usual sense: the masseur's body is the tool, not the hand. Work happens skin to skin, and for that you need a gel that does not soak in, does not stick and gets used in quantities that would be absurd for any other product - half a litre for one evening is normal. The gel is odourless, flavourless and water-soluble; the minerals it is enriched with make it supple without being greasy. Three things decide between success and failure, and none is on the bottle: first, warmth - the gel gets warmed, and so does the room, because skin on skin cools fast. Second, the surface: a nuru mat or at least a sheet and towels, because the gel goes everywhere. And third, the amount: anyone dosing sparingly has friction instead of glide after two minutes. It washes off with warm water, which is enough. Two hundred and fifty millilitres is the smallest size - enough to find out whether nuru is for you, and too little for a whole evening. As a starting point it is still the right choice. It sits under massage products, under sex toys for couples and in our drugstore section.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Contents: 250 ml
• 🔩 Base: Water, with minerals
• 👉 Use: Warm it, use plenty, on a covered surface
• ✅ Care: Wash off with warm water

❓ FAQ

How much gel does a nuru massage need?

Considerably more than you would guess - half a litre for one evening is normal. Anyone dosing sparingly has friction instead of glide after two minutes, and that is where the first attempt almost always fails.

What do you need besides the gel?

Warmth and a surface. The gel gets warmed and so does the room, because skin on skin cools fast. As a surface a nuru mat or at least a sheet with towels - the gel goes everywhere.

How does it come off?

With warm water. Nuru gel is water-soluble, so it needs neither soap nor scrubbing - a shower is enough, and with this kind of massage that belongs to it anyway.

Is it compatible with condoms and toys?

It is water-based, so yes - unlike oil it attacks neither latex nor silicone. Further products are under massage products.