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Kama Sutra Oil of Love Raspberry Kiss is a kissable foreplay oil in a small 0.75 fl oz dropper bottle, made for one thing: putting flavour where you want to be kissed. Despite the name, it isn't really an oil. Kama Sutra describes it as a water-based, non-staining formula, and when you blow lightly on the spot you've applied it to, it gives a gentle warming feel before the raspberry taste comes through.
That's Kama Sutra's own three-step summary, and it's an accurate one. Use the dropper to place a few drops on the skin, breathe or blow softly over the area, then follow with your lips. Good places to start:
Two or three drops are enough for each spot. More just runs, and the flavour doesn't get stronger. Take turns choosing the next spot, or have one partner close their eyes and guess where the drops will land; the slower it goes, the more the little ritual of drop, breath and kiss adds to the evening.
Kama Sutra is clear that Oil of Love is not a massage oil and not a lubricant. It's thin, sweet and made to be tasted, so it won't give you the glide of a lube or the long working time of a massage oil. The maker also advises against using it directly on the vulva or inside the vagina. If you want a flavoured product with slip, a body glide like Divine Nectars Raspberry Kiss is the better choice.
It's a sweet berry taste, sweetened with sucrose and sodium saccharin, and the formula is tinted with colourants that give it a red hue in the bottle. If you enjoy matching scents, Raspberry Kiss also comes as a Honey Dust body powder, so you can dust and kiss with one flavour throughout. Prefer something else? Oil of Love also comes in Vanilla Crème, Strawberry Dreams, Tropical Mango and Coconut Pineapple.
Listed ingredients are glycerin, propylene glycol, water, sucrose, fragrance and sodium saccharin, with red 40, blue 1 and caramel for colour. Because it contains sugar and colourants, keep it to the skin you plan to kiss, and wipe it off afterwards with a warm, damp cloth. If you're sensitive to fragrance or dyes, test a drop on your inner arm before using it on a partner.
The bottle is small, so it slips into a bag for a weekend away, and the dropper keeps the amount under control. Wipe the tip before closing so it doesn't get sticky, and store it upright with the cap tight, away from heat and direct sun. It's described as non-staining, but it's still a sweet liquid; dab drips off sheets or clothing rather than letting them dry.
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