Massage Oil Feromon Hot Oil Blackberry 100 ml

Massage Oil Feromon Hot Oil Blackberry 100 ml 🫐

A warming oil does not warm by itself: the heat comes from rubbing and from breathing on it, and anyone who does not know that wonders at the first drop why nothing is happening. So apply, spread, and then the effect arrives - it can be steered by your breath and let fade again. Three things that appear on no bottle and make the difference: oil attacks latex, so it does not belong on condoms or silicone toys. Warming agents irritate mucous membranes more than skin, which is why a warming oil belongs on backs and legs and not inside. And anyone who reacts sensitively tries it on the inner elbow first - five minutes of waiting says more than any ingredient list. If it turns unpleasant, water does not help; a neutral oil or a rich cream takes the active substance up. This range is called Feromon, and an honest sentence belongs with that: in humans, an effect of pheromones is not scientifically established. What remains is a warming oil with a fragrance - which is not nothing, just something other than what the name promises. This version smells of blackberry. The smaller bottle lasts a few evenings, the large one is only worth it once it is settled that the fragrance suits - with scent that is no foregone conclusion. It sits under massage products, under flavoured lubricant and in our drugstore section.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Contents: 100 ml
• ✅ Flavour: blackberry
• 👉 Use: Rub and breathe on it, external only
• ⚠️ Caution: Not with condoms, silicone toys or internally

❓ FAQ

Do the pheromones work?

In humans that is not scientifically established - and we claim nothing else here. What is established: it is a warming oil, it smells good, and the warmth comes with rubbing. If that is too little, take an oil without the claim.

How does the warmth arise?

From rubbing and from breathing on it. Applied, nothing happens at first - the effect comes with the movement and can be steered by your breath. That is not a shortcoming but the design.

Is it condom-safe?

No. It is an oil and attacks latex; it does not belong on silicone toys either. As a lubricant take a water-based one from water-based lubricant.

May it go inside?

No. Warming agents irritate mucous membranes considerably more than skin - a warming oil belongs on backs, legs and bellies, not in the vagina or anus. For inside there are lubricants, not warming oils.