Stimulation Gel Nuei Thor with a Warming Effect 50 ml

Stimulation Gel Nuei Thor with a Warming Effect 50 ml 🔥

The stimulation gel Thor by Nuei is a gel with a warming effect. Its byname is “Gel de fuego”, “Fire Gel” in English; the name Thor recalls the Norse god of thunder. The 50 ml come in a black pump bottle with a white head. Bottle and folding carton show a glowing red, intertwined ornament on a dark ground that looks like cracked lava. It stands under sexual preparations, with intimate hygiene and under drugstore; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Nuei.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Type: stimulation gel with a warming effect
• 💧 Content: 50 ml
• 🧴 Container: pump bottle, in a folding carton
• 🎨 Design: black with a red ornament
• 👉 Use: external only
• ⚠️ Caution: test on a small patch of skin first, not on broken skin

❓ FAQ

How do you apply it?

Start with only a little gel on your fingertip and spread it thinly on the skin. How clearly you feel the warmth depends on the amount and on your skin; so wait a moment before adding more. Afterwards, wash your hands.

What should you watch out for with your skin?

Test the gel on a small patch of skin, for example on the forearm, before the first use. It does not go on broken or irritated skin or into the eyes; if it does get in, rinse them with clear water. If it gets too warm for you, or the skin burns or turns red, wash it off straight away with lukewarm water and do not apply it again.

Is it a lubricant?

No, a warming gel does not replace a lubricant. You will find water-based lubricant under water-based lubricant.

How does it go with condoms?

Only combine condoms with a lubricant that is expressly considered condom-compatible. With latex condoms, a water-based lubricant is the usual choice.

How do you store it?

Tightly closed, cool and dry, out of direct sun and out of the reach of children. The pump dispenser releases the gel in small amounts and keeps the rest in the bottle clean.

How can you tell it is no longer good?

When the gel separates, clumps or smells different from the start. Then it goes in the bin, even if the best-before date has not been reached yet.