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JO Aromatix Strawberry is a scented, flavoured massage oil for the slow part of the evening: back rubs, foot rubs and long strokes that turn into something else. It blends several plant oils with a strawberry fragrance and flavour, JO describes all its Aromatix formulas as kissable and vegan friendly, and it gives your hands a smooth, unhurried glide across skin.

What it smells and feels like

The scent is sweet and fruity, closer to a strawberry dessert than to fresh berries. Once warmed in your hands, the oil spreads in a thin layer that lets your palms glide without dragging. JO says it isn't greasy, and it does soak in gradually rather than sitting on the surface, so you'll top up as you go. That makes it good for a full-body massage, where a heavy oil can feel slick and messy by the time you reach the legs.

How to give a massage with it

Set the room up first: a large towel on the bed or floor, a warm room, and the bottle within reach. Pour a coin-sized amount into one palm, rub your hands together to warm it, and start on the back with long strokes from the lower back up towards the shoulders. Keep one hand in contact with the skin when you reach for more oil, so the rhythm isn't broken. Use your thumbs in small circles along the shoulders and calves, and keep pressure off the spine itself.

Because Aromatix is flavoured and JO calls it kissable, it works for a massage that moves on to kisses along the neck and shoulders. Keep it on the skin; JO markets it for massage, not as a personal lubricant.

Making it part of the evening

A massage works better as a slow build than a quick warm-up, so give it time. Dim the lights, put your phone away and agree beforehand whether this is a massage that stays a massage or one that leads somewhere. Trade turns: twenty minutes each is a good rhythm. The strawberry scent lingers lightly on skin afterwards, which some couples like as a reminder of the night.

What it isn't for

This is an oil-based product, and oils break down latex condoms, so keep it away from any area where a latex condom will be used, and wash hands before switching to condom play. It isn't sold for internal use or as a lube. The ingredient list includes almond, pistachio and coconut oils, so skip it if you have a nut allergy. If you want a lube for sex afterwards, keep a separate water-based bottle nearby.

Clean-up and storage

Oil can mark sheets and clothes, which is why the towel matters. A warm shower with soap removes it from skin. Wash towels on a warm cycle. Store the bottle upright with the cap closed, away from heat and sunlight, and use it before the date on the label.

Specifications

  • Brand: System JO, Aromatix line
  • Type: oil-based, scented and flavoured, for external massage
  • Scent and flavour: strawberry
  • Oils listed include passion fruit seed, jojoba seed, olive fruit, pistachio seed, sweet almond and coconut, with vitamin E acetate and flavour (check the bottle for the full list)
  • Vegan friendly, per JO
  • Size: 4 fl oz / 120 mL
  • Also in vanilla and chocolate

Planning a night in? See our couples guide for ideas, or browse more massage oils.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about JO Aromatix Strawberry Massage Oil 4 fl oz.

Is JO Aromatix Strawberry massage oil edible?

JO describes all Aromatix formulas as kissable, and it contains flavouring, so a little on the lips during kissing is expected. It isn't sold as a food or as an oral lube, so enjoy the taste in passing rather than using it as something to eat.

Can I use Aromatix as lube?

No. JO sells it for massage rather than as a personal lubricant, and it isn't intended for internal use. Oil also weakens latex condoms. Keep it for massage and use a separate water-based or silicone lube for sex.

Is it safe with latex condoms?

No. Oils break down latex, so keep this oil away from anywhere a latex condom will be used. Wash and dry your hands before handling a condom after a massage.

Does it contain nut oils?

Yes. The ingredient list includes sweet almond and pistachio oils, as well as coconut oil. If you have a nut allergy, choose a different product and check every ingredient panel.

How much oil do I need for a full-body massage?

Less than you'd think. Start with a coin-sized amount warmed between your palms and add more each time your hands start to drag. A full back usually needs two or three small top-ups.

Will it stain my sheets?

Oils can leave marks on fabric. Lay a large towel or a dedicated throw down first, and wash it on a warm cycle afterwards. If oil does reach the sheets, treat the spot with dish soap before washing.

Which Aromatix scent should I choose?

Strawberry is the fruity option. The vanilla is softer and warmer, and the chocolate is the sweetest. All three share the same oil-based formula, so the choice comes down to the scent you'll enjoy.

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