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Wicked Honeysuckle & Ivy is a sensual massage oil with a soft floral scent and a slow, long-lasting glide. It blends sunflower, sweet almond, soybean and coconut oils with vitamin E and aloe, and it's vegan and cruelty-free. This 4 oz bottle suits couples who want to make a massage the main event of the evening, or a relaxed way to start one.
The base is a mix of four plant oils: sunflower seed, sweet almond, soybean and coconut. Together they give a smooth, long-lasting glide that doesn't soak in too quickly, so you can keep a slow massage going without constantly reaching for the bottle. Vitamin E (tocopherol) and aloe leaf juice are added for a softer skin feel. The scent comes from ylang-ylang flower oil, bergamot essential oil and vanilla extract, plus fragrance, which gives a sweet, floral, slightly citrus aroma. Wicked lists it as vegan and cruelty-free. Note that it contains sweet almond and coconut oil, so skip it if either of you has a nut sensitivity.
Warm the room and the oil first: stand the bottle in a bowl of warm water for a few minutes, or simply rub the oil between your palms. Start on the back and shoulders with long, slow strokes using the flats of your hands, then move to the legs, arms and feet. Keep one hand on your partner's skin as you move around them, which keeps the touch continuous. Pressure is a conversation, so ask what feels good and adjust. A sensual massage often feels most relaxed when it isn't rushed toward sex at all.
Massage oil and latex don't mix. Oil weakens latex condoms, so wash it off hands and genitals with soap and warm water before using one. It isn't sold as a personal lubricant, and Wicked advises keeping it away from eyes and broken skin. If things move from massage to sex, switch to a dedicated lube. Lay down an old towel too, since oils can mark sheets. If irritation occurs, stop using it.
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Helpful answers about Wicked Honeysuckle & Ivy Massage Oil – 4 oz.
It has a sweet floral scent, with ylang-ylang, bergamot and vanilla in the ingredients alongside added fragrance. The aroma is noticeable when you open the bottle and softens on warm skin. If you're sensitive to scent, try a little on your forearm first.
Start with about a teaspoon in your palms for a back, and add more as the glide fades. Wicked's oil blend is long-lasting, so a little covers more skin than you might expect. Too much just leaves your partner feeling greasy.
No. It's an oil blend, and oil weakens latex condoms. Wash it off hands and genitals with soap and warm water before using a latex condom, or switch to a water-based lube from our water-based lubes collection.
It isn't sold as a personal lubricant, and Wicked advises avoiding contact with eyes and open skin. For sex, use a dedicated lube instead. Keep the massage oil for shoulders, back, legs and feet.
It contains sweet almond oil and coconut oil, so anyone with a nut or coconut allergy should avoid it. If you have sensitive skin more generally, patch-test a small amount and stop using it if irritation occurs.
Oils can leave marks on fabric. Put an old towel or a dedicated massage sheet underneath, and wash oily linens in warm water with a good detergent soon after. Pre-treating spots with a little dish soap helps lift oil.