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Vanilla is the quiet one in the Earthly Body range: soft, creamy and sweet rather than fruity. This 8 fl oz (237 ml) bottle of edible massage oil suits people who like the idea of a tasteable oil but find fruit flavours a bit much. It gives a slippery, unhurried glide for long strokes and leaves a mild dessert-like taste on the skin.
Fruit flavours announce themselves. Vanilla blends in, which makes it the easiest choice if you're buying for a partner whose taste you aren't sure about, or if you plan to use the oil on large areas where a strong fruit taste could get tiring. It also tends to suit the neck, chest and stomach, where you'll be close to each other's faces for a long time.
Vanilla suits a slower pace. Start with your partner on their back, warm a teaspoon of oil in your hands and rest your palms on their chest for a moment before moving. Glide outwards across the collarbones and down the arms, then return to the centre and work in slow circles over the stomach. Keep your strokes long and your pressure light; this is about touch, not knots, and there's no need to hurry from one area to the next. Follow your hands with kisses as you go, adding oil in small amounts so there's always a little flavour left on the skin.
Vanilla works well when you swap roles. Set a timer for ten or fifteen minutes each, so neither of you feels rushed or stuck giving the whole time. The person receiving chooses where they'd like attention, and the person giving follows with kisses once the oil is on. It's a simple structure that helps couples who feel awkward about asking for what they want, because the question is built into the game.
It's a blend of plant oils, so it moves easily and doesn't drag. Earthly Body describes it as non-greasy, and it slowly sinks in during use; plan to reapply on larger areas. A thick layer leaves a slight sheen that a warm, damp cloth removes easily.
If you like a scent in the room, Earthly Body also makes a vanilla massage candle. Burning it while you massage makes the room smell of what your partner will taste, and it adds a second, warmer option once the oil runs low. Light the candle ten minutes before you start so a pool of melted wax is ready when you want it.
It's for external massage, not for use as a personal lubricant. Oils damage latex, so don't let it meet a latex condom; wash it off first. Check the label if allergies are a concern; almond, apricot kernel and sesame appear among the oils. Oil can mark bedding, so protect it with a towel.
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Helpful answers about Earthly Body Edible Massage Oil – Vanilla 8 fl oz / 237 ml.
It's mildly sweet and creamy rather than sugary. Of the Earthly Body flavours, it's the least likely to tire your taste buds over a long massage, which is why many couples pick it as their everyday bottle.
It's the easiest flavour to give when you don't know someone's taste, because it's familiar and not fruity. If you'd like to offer a choice, the original gift set includes vanilla alongside strawberry and watermelon.
Yes, it's made to be tasted. You don't need to wait for it to sink in. Just keep it on the outside of the body and away from latex condoms.
It's meant for external use on the body, including the inner thighs and chest. It isn't a personal lubricant, so don't use it inside the body. If you want a vanilla taste for oral sex, choose a flavoured water-based lube.
Blot the spot, rub in a little dish soap, then wash on the warmest setting the fabric allows. Air-dry and check the mark is gone before tumble-drying, as heat can set oil stains.
Yes. Many people light the matching vanilla candle for scent while using the oil, then switch to the candle's warm wax once the bottle is put away. Test the wax temperature on your wrist first.