Stimulating Gel Loveline for Her 50 ml

Stimulating Gel Loveline for Her 50 ml 🩷

A preparation by Loveline in a pink bottle with a pump dispenser. The gel is based on water and glycerin and contains, among other things, mint oil and capsicum, an extract from chilli. It is meant for external use. It stands with sexual preparations, under sextoys for women and with drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Loveline.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Volume: 50 ml
• 🫙 Container: bottle with a pump dispenser
• 🧪 Base: water and glycerin
• 🌿 With: mint oil and capsicum
• 👉 Use: applied externally
• ⏳ Shelf life: 12 months after opening
• ⚠️ Caution: not a lubricant, keep out of the eyes, not on broken skin

❓ FAQ

What do you feel?

Mint oil gives a fresh, cool feeling on the skin, capsicum more of a warm tingle. How noticeable that is varies from person to person. The gel promises no more than that; it is a cosmetic product and not a medicine.

What is in it?

Aqua, Glycerin, Dimethicone, Polyacrylamide, C13-14 Isoparaffin, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Laureth-7, Lactic Acid, Mentha Arvensis Leaf Oil, Capsicum Frutescens Resin, Limonene and Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil. Anyone reacting to one of these substances leaves it alone.

How is it applied?

One pump is enough to start with, before or during foreplay. Put the gel on your fingertip and spread it gently on the clitoris and the area around it. More gel only makes the feeling stronger, not nicer.

What should you consider for the skin?

Before the first use you test it on a small area, for example the inside of the forearm. It does not go onto broken or irritated skin or into the eyes. If it burns or the skin reddens, you wash it off with clear water straight away, and after applying it you wash your hands.

Does it go with condoms?

The formula contains sunflower oil and mint oil, and oil can damage latex. So you had better not use it together with latex condoms.

Is it a lubricant?

No. Anyone needing one finds the right thing under lubricant; the lube guide explains the differences between lubricant and preparation.

How is it stored?

Cool, dry and tightly closed, out of the reach of children. Once opened it keeps for twelve months; opened bottles do not stay in the bedside drawer for years.