Intimate Care Hot V-Activ Penis Power Cream Warming 50 ml

Intimate Care Hot V-Activ Penis Power Cream Warming 50 ml 🌶️

It is called V-Activ PENIS POWER CREAM, and the ingredient list explains the name: alongside vanillyl butyl ether it holds camphor and capsicum, the pungent substance from the chilli pod, plus ginkgo and wheat germ oil. This is not the mild warmth of a lubricant but a deliberate stimulation of the heat receptors, and it sits on a sensitive place. A fingertip-sized amount on penis and scrotum is enough - take that literally, and rather less the first time. Also: do not use through the time around birth. The 50 ml tube comes from Hot. It stands with the intimate hygiene, under sex toys for men and in the brand world of Hot. If you want to know whether this suits you, start with the smallest conceivable amount on an inconspicuous spot - the forearm, not the penis - and wait a day. That costs one evening and may spare you an unpleasant one.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Hot
• 🪜 Range: V-Activ
• ✅ Quantity: 50 ml
• ✅ For: Penis and scrotum, externally
• ✅ Warmth: Vanillyl butyl ether, capsicum, camphor
• ✅ Contains: Ginkgo and wheat germ oil
• ⚠️ Caution: Not in the time before and after giving birth
• ✅ Note: Contains dimethicone, not with silicone toys

❓ FAQ

How strongly does it warm?

Considerably more than a warming lubricant. Capsicum is the same substance that makes chilli hot, and camphor adds a note of its own. A fingertip is enough; more does not buy longer warmth but unpleasant warmth.

What if it becomes too much?

Do not wash it off with water - capsicum dissolves poorly in water and spreads in the process. Take it off with cooking oil or a mild lotion, then rinse lukewarm. And wash your hands afterwards before touching your face.

Is it compatible with condoms and toys?

It contains dimethicone, a silicone oil - silicone toys should not be combined with it. There is no condom clearance; to be safe, wash it off beforehand and take a water-based gel from water-based lubricant.

Who is it not for?

For sensitive skin, with an allergy to fragrances or wheat, and in the time around birth. If you want it milder, a warming lubricant from lubricant serves you better.