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The Jelique Classic Erotica Soy Massage Candle in Vanilla Sugar is a massage candle that melts into a pool of warm, fragrant oil. Light it, let it burn for half an hour, blow it out and pour the oil straight into your hands for a slow, sweet-scented massage. Made with coconut, soybean, jojoba and apricot kernel oils plus shea butter, it suits couples who want a warm massage without heating anything up separately.
Unlike a regular candle, this one is made from skin-friendly oils and butters rather than paraffin. As it burns, the top melts into liquid massage oil that feels warm but not hot. Jelique's directions are simple: light the candle, wait about 30 minutes for a pool of oil to form, blow it out, then pour the warm oil into your palm and massage. Whatever you don't use sets again, so the candle is ready for another session. Keep the wick centred and trim it to about 1/4 inch after each use for a clean, even burn.
The base is a blend of coconut oil, soybean oil and caprylic/capric triglyceride, with apricot kernel oil, aloe, jojoba seed oil, shea butter and vitamin E (tocopherol). Together they give a smooth, nourishing glide. It's sugar free, paraben free, gluten free, vegan friendly and not tested on animals. Jelique says the oil is infused with pheromones; the ingredient list includes copulandrone, a copuline-alike compound and reconstituted andronone, along with fragrance for the Vanilla Sugar scent.
Before pouring, test a drop on the inside of your wrist. Pour a small amount into your own hand first, not directly onto your partner's skin, so you can check the temperature and warm it further between your palms. Long, slow strokes along the back, shoulders and legs spread the oil evenly. Lay a towel underneath, since oils can mark sheets.
Never leave the candle burning unattended, and keep it away from curtains, pets and children. Blow it out before pouring. This is an oil-based product, and oils can weaken latex condoms, so keep it to massage and wash hands before switching to condoms or toys. Patch-test if you have sensitive skin or nut allergies, as the oils include apricot kernel and shea.
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Helpful answers about Classic Erotica Soy Massage Candle Vanilla Sugar.
Light the Jelique 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 the warm oil into your hand and massage. It feels warm, not hot, when used as directed.
Yes. Any oil you don't pour sets again once the Jelique candle cools, so you can relight it for another session. Trim the wick to about 1/4 inch and keep it centred after each use for an even melt next time.
No, it's oil-based. The Jelique candle's coconut, soybean and other oils can weaken latex condoms. Keep it to massage, wash your hands and body before using condoms, and switch to a water-based lube for sex.
Jelique's Vanilla Sugar scent is a sweet, warm vanilla fragrance, and it comes through both while the candle burns and in the melted oil on the skin. The fragrance is light enough for a long massage without being overpowering.
Jelique says the massage oil is infused with pheromones, and the ingredient list includes copulandrone, a copuline-alike compound and reconstituted andronone. Jelique doesn't make specific claims about effects in our details, so enjoy it for the warmth and scent.
Yes. Jelique lists the Vanilla Sugar massage candle as vegan friendly and not tested on animals. It's also sugar free, paraben free and gluten free, with a base of plant oils and shea butter.