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The Jelique Sex-A-Licious Ravenous Raspberry is a 4 oz massage candle that melts into warm, raspberry-scented massage oil. You light it to set the mood, then pour the melted oil straight into your hands. It's a simple way for couples to turn a massage into foreplay, with no bottles to warm and a scent that fills the room as it burns.
A massage candle isn't paraffin wax. It's a blend of plant oils and butters that's solid at room temperature and melts at a low heat. Light the wick and, after about 30 minutes, a pool of warm oil forms around it. Blow the flame out, tip a little oil into your palm and massage it straight onto skin. Jelique describes the oil as warm rather than hot, but always test a drop on your wrist first, the way you'd test a baby's bottle, since the oil nearest the wick runs warmer. Whatever you don't use sets solid again for next time.
The base is coconut and soybean oil, with apricot kernel oil, jojoba seed oil, shea butter and aloe for slip and softness, plus vitamin E. The raspberry scent comes from added fragrance, and Jelique includes three pheromone-type compounds (copulandrone, a copuline-like ingredient and reconstituted andronone). It's free from sugar, parabens and gluten, vegan friendly and not tested on animals. People with sensitive skin or nut allergies should check the ingredients and patch-test on the inner arm before using it all over.
Light the candle while you set up the room, so the oil is ready when you are. Warm oil glides further than cold oil, so a small pour covers a whole back. Work slowly along the larger muscles of the shoulders, back and thighs, and re-dip as needed. Oil and latex don't mix: if you're moving from massage to sex with latex condoms, wash the oil off hands and genitals first, or use non-latex condoms. It's for external massage, not as a personal lube.
Never leave a lit candle unattended, and keep it on a heat-safe surface away from fabric. After each use, trim the wick to about 1/4 inch and keep it centred so it burns evenly. Put the lid back on once it has cooled.
See more massage candles and massage oils, browse Jelique, or find more ideas in our couples guide.
Helpful answers about Jelique Massage Candle Sex-A-Licious Ravenous Raspberry 4 Oz.
Light the Jelique massage candle and let it burn for about 30 minutes until a pool of oil forms. Blow it out, test a drop on your wrist, then pour a little into your palm and massage. Pour from the edge, where the oil is coolest.
Jelique says the oil feels warm, not hot, once the candle is blown out. The oil nearest the wick can be warmer, so wait a minute after extinguishing it and test on your wrist. Never pour while the flame is still lit.
No. The Jelique massage candle is made for external massage. It's oil-based, so it weakens latex condoms and can be hard to clean from intimate areas. Switch to a water-based lube for sex, and wash the oil off first if using latex.
The Jelique Ravenous Raspberry candle has a sweet raspberry fragrance that scents the room as it melts and stays faintly on the skin afterwards. The scent comes from added fragrance, so test it first if you're sensitive to perfumes.
Jelique doesn't call this candle edible or lickable, and it contains fragrance, so don't use it for oral play. For kissing and oral, use a flavoured lube instead. Our massage oils collection notes which oils are flavoured.
Yes. The leftover oil in the Jelique massage candle sets solid again after use and can be relit next time. Trim the wick to about 1/4 inch before relighting and keep it centred, so the candle melts evenly instead of tunnelling.