Stimulating Gel Pharmquests Touch and Tingle Warming 50 ml

Stimulating Gel Pharmquests Touch and Tingle Warming 50 ml ✨

The name describes the sequence: touch, then it tingles. Responsible is vanillyl butyl ether from the ingredient list, the substance behind almost every warming effect. Also on the list: fatty substances and sunflower oil - which rules latex out. It stands under sexual preparations, with intimate hygiene and under drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Pharmquests.

✨ At a glance

• ✨ Effect: warming
• 🧪 Substance: vanillyl butyl ether
• ✅ Condoms: not suitable
• 💧 Content: 50 ml

❓ FAQ

Where does the warmth come from?

From vanillyl butyl ether. It irritates the skin's warmth receptors - it feels warm without anything being hot. Anyone sensitive starts with a small amount.

Why not with condoms?

Because fat attacks latex. The list names ethylhexyl stearate and sunflower oil - if you carry on with a condom, wash it off first and switch to a water-based gel.

Is it kind to the skin?

As a rule yes. Anyone sensitive tests it on the inner elbow first - which goes for anything that meets mucous membrane.

Does it work with condoms?

Yes. Water-based gels do not attack latex - unlike oil, which makes a condom unsafe within minutes.

Does it work with silicone toys?

Yes, and there it is the right choice. Silicone oil on silicone turns the surface dull and tacky. Matching products stand under water-based lubricant.

Why does it get tacky as it dries?

Because the water evaporates. A splash of water wakes it up again, which saves a second helping.

Is it suitable for anal use?

For getting started, yes. Anyone staying longer reaches for a thicker anal gel - those stand under anal and fisting lubricant.

What about sensitive skin?

Test it on the inner elbow first and wait a few hours. Burning or redness means stopping, not pushing through.

How is it stored?

Cool, dark and closed. Once opened it should be used up before long, not kept for next summer.

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.

Does it stain the sheets?

Water-based gels wash out. Fresh is easiest - dried in it takes warm water and a little patience.

How much do you need?

Less than most people take. A hazelnut-sized amount is enough to start, and topping up works any time.

What else belongs with it?

A towel and time. More gels stand under lubricant.