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Kama Sutra Divine Nectars Vanilla Crème is a flavoured lube in a 2 oz travel bottle, made for the moments when kissing and touching happen at the same time. It's a water-based body glide with a creamy vanilla taste, no colour and no sugar, so you can drizzle it across a shoulder, down a stomach or anywhere else you plan to put your mouth.
The texture is light and silky rather than thick. It spreads easily, stays slippery for a good while and doesn't turn tacky as it dries, which is the main complaint people have with cheaper flavoured gels. Because it's colourless and listed as non-staining, a drip on the sheets is less of a worry than with a tinted product. The vanilla is soft and dessert-like: sweet enough to notice when you lick it off, not so strong that it fills the room.
Think of it as a two-in-one. Kama Sutra describes it as a glide you can use anywhere on the body, so it works for slow hand play, for adding slip during foreplay and for kissing your way across a partner. A few ideas:
Start with less than you think you need. A water-based formula is easy to top up, and a small amount goes further than you'd expect. If it starts to feel drier, a fresh drop brings the glide back.
This is the size to throw in a weekend bag or keep in the nightstand when you're not sure yet whether vanilla is your flavour. It's also a sensible way to try Divine Nectars before buying the larger 5 oz Vanilla bottle. If you'd rather have something fruity, the same glide comes in Raspberry Kiss, Coconut Pineapple, Strawberry Dreams and Tropical Mango.
Kama Sutra lists Divine Nectars as latex-friendly, so it can sit alongside latex condoms. The maker doesn't publish toy compatibility for this glide, so if your main plan is lube for a vibrator or dildo, pick a product that names toy materials on the label. It isn't a massage oil either: it's thinner, water-based and made to be tasted, not worked into the back for twenty minutes.
The listed ingredients are water, glycerin, propylene glycol, hydroxyethylcellulose, tetrasodium EDTA, sodium benzoate, citric acid and flavour. Retail listings also describe it as paraben-free and gluten-free. Kama Sutra notes that formulas can change, so check the bottle you receive. Close the cap tightly after use and keep the bottle somewhere cool and out of direct sun.
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Helpful answers about Kama Sutra Divine Nectars Vanilla Crème Flavoured Body Glide – 2 oz.
A soft, creamy vanilla, closer to a vanilla dessert than to an extract. Since the formula is sugar-free, the sweetness is lighter than candy. If you want something brighter, the Raspberry Kiss and Tropical Mango versions are the fruitier choices in the same line.
Kama Sutra lists Divine Nectars as latex-friendly, so you can use it alongside latex condoms. The maker doesn't mention polyurethane or polyisoprene condoms, so if you use those, check the condom box for its own lube guidance before you combine them.
Kama Sutra doesn't state toy compatibility for Divine Nectars. If you want a glide mainly for toys, choose one that names the materials it works with; our guide to lube for sex toys walks through which bases suit which materials.
At 2 fl oz (59 ml) it's under the usual 100 ml carry-on limit for liquids, and the bottle is small enough for a toiletry bag. Close the cap firmly and pack it in a zip bag in case of pressure changes in the hold or cabin.
It's colourless and listed as non-staining, so a drip on cotton sheets usually washes out with a normal laundry cycle. As with any glycerin-based product, wipe up large spills on silk or delicate fabrics quickly rather than leaving them to dry.
Divine Nectars is a slippery body glide you can use for hand play and kissing. Oil of Love is a much smaller dropper bottle made only for kissing; Kama Sutra says it's neither a lubricant nor a massage oil. Pick Divine Nectars if you want glide as well as flavour.
That usually means the water in the formula has evaporated. Add a few fresh drops, or a little water, and the slip comes back. A thin layer stays smoother for longer than a thick one, so apply small amounts and top up as you go.
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