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The Earthly Body Cherry Edible Massage Oil turns a simple back rub into a full-sensory ritual. Hemp seed oil — prized for its glide and absorption — delivers professional slip without the greasiness that makes standard massage oils feel heavy. The cherry flavour invites playful tasting, whether you're tracing shoulders or exploring pulse points.
This oil absorbs gradually, leaving skin lightly moisturized rather than slick. That slower absorption gives you time to work through knots or simply enjoy prolonged touch. The oral-safe formulation means any massage can shift from relaxation to flirtation without needing to rinse or reapply — lick, kiss, and continue without interruption.
Hemp seed oil contains omega fatty acids that mirror your skin's natural lipids, so it moisturizes as it glides. The cherry scent is present but not candy-sweet — enough to enhance the sensory experience without overwhelming. This isn't a warming oil or a tingling gel; it's built for sustained touch and the kind of massage where conversation slows and breathing deepens.
Hemp seed oil (Cannabis sativa), glycerin, natural and artificial flavour, tocopherol (vitamin E).
Glycerin-based for slip; free of parabens and harsh preservatives.
Warm a small amount between your palms before applying to skin. Reapply as needed — the oil absorbs over time, so you'll want more for longer sessions. Safe to lick or kiss off skin without rinsing. Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight.
Helpful answers about Earthly Body Cherry Edible Massage Oil.
The cherry flavour is fruity and mild — sweeter than unflavoured oil but not candy-like. It enhances oral play without tasting artificial or overpowering the experience.
No — this is an oil-based formula that degrades latex. Use it for external massage and oral exploration, avoiding contact with latex barriers.
It absorbs gradually over 10–15 minutes, leaving skin moisturized rather than greasy. Reapply during longer massages to maintain glide.
No. It's a massage oil made for skin and for kissing or licking, not a personal lubricant, and its oil base isn't safe with latex condoms. If massage leads to sex, wipe it off and switch to a water-based lube. That keeps condoms reliable and avoids mixing products.