Stimulation Gel Vibroh Tingling Gel for Her 15 ml

Stimulation Gel Vibroh Tingling Gel for Her 15 ml 🧪

A liquid gel applied to erogenous zones, where it produces a tingling, lively sensation - the manufacturer relies on natural extracts for that. Tingling here means neither warmth nor cooling but a third thing: a light prickle that only becomes really noticeable with movement or moving air. Whether you like it shows the first time - which is why the small bottle of fifteen millilitres is the sensible size to try. One or two drops are enough. Two notes that belong with it: test a small area first, because in the intimate area the skin is thinner than elsewhere and reacts more strongly to additives. And it does not replace a lubricant - suitable ones are under water-based lubricant, and the differences between the bases are explained in the lubricant guide. External use only, not on irritated skin. It stands in the drugstore section, with the sexual preparations, under intimate hygiene and with the sextoys for women.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Vibroh
• ✅ Contents: 15 ml
• ✨ Effect: Tingling
• 🔩 Base: Natural extracts
• ✅ Dosage: One or two drops
• 👉 Use: External
• ✅ Not a: Medicine

❓ FAQ

What does „tingling“ feel like?

Like a light prickle that becomes clearer with movement and moving air. It is neither warmth nor cooling but a third sensation - and it varies a great deal from person to person.

How much do you use?

One or two drops. Fifteen millilitres therefore last a very long time, and for a first attempt the small bottle is exactly right.

How is it applied?

Sparingly and externally only. A small amount is enough; massage it in and let it absorb. Do not use on irritated or broken skin.

What about sensitive skin?

Try it on a small area first, for example the inner elbow, and wait a few hours. In the intimate area the skin is thinner than elsewhere, and additives show up more strongly there.

Is this a medicine?

No, it is a cosmetic. It does not treat complaints and does not replace an examination. If you have problems regularly, a doctor is a better place to take them than a tube.

Does it get on with condoms?

The pack says nothing about that. The safer route is therefore: let it absorb first, and use a lubricant from the water-based lubricant category for sex.