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Kama Sutra Oil of Love Strawberry Dreams is a kissable warming oil for foreplay: a few drops on the skin, a soft breath to warm it up, then kisses that taste of sweet strawberry. It's a small, playful add-on for couples who enjoy slow, teasing build-ups, and it makes an easy gift or a first step into sensual products.
Kama Sutra's own three-word instruction covers it. Use the dropper to place a few drops on an erogenous zone: the neck, behind the ears, the nipples, the inner thighs or the lower belly. Blow gently on the spot and the formula warms up on the skin. Then follow with your lips. The sweet strawberry flavour makes the kissing part more fun, and the warmth draws attention to every place you've touched.
Despite the name, Oil of Love is water-based and non-staining. It feels light rather than greasy, doesn't leave marks on sheets the way a true oil does and rinses off with water. That also makes it easy to use in small, precise amounts, which is why it comes with an applicator rather than a pump.
Kama Sutra is clear that Oil of Love is not a massage oil and not a lubricant. It's meant for teasing and kissing on the outside of the body, not for long rubdowns or for sex and toys. For those, pair it with a proper personal lube or a massage oil, and keep this bottle for the foreplay part of the evening.
Start with one or two drops; you can always add more. Test it on a small patch of skin, such as the inner wrist, if you have sensitive skin. Keep it away from the eyes. A small bottle travels easily, so it can come along on a weekend away.
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Helpful answers about Kama Sutra Oil of Love Strawberry Dreams.
Kama Sutra Oil of Love is for kissing and foreplay. A few drops on an erogenous zone warm up when you blow on them, and the strawberry flavour makes kissing those spots more fun. It's not made for massage or penetration.
The water-based formula reacts to your breath and the skin's warmth. Apply a drop or two of Oil of Love, blow gently and the area starts to feel warm. The effect is light, so add another drop rather than a lot at once.
No. Kama Sutra says Oil of Love is neither a lubricant nor a massage oil. Keep it on the outside of the body for kissing and teasing, and use a proper personal lubricant for sex or toys.
It shouldn't. Oil of Love is water-based and non-staining, despite its name, so it won't leave the greasy marks a real oil can. It rinses off skin with warm water.
The bottle holds 0.75 fl oz (22 ml). Because you only need a few drops at a time with the dropper, a single bottle covers many evenings. Close the cap tightly and store it at room temperature.
Kama Sutra doesn't make a sensitive-skin claim for Oil of Love. Test a drop on your inner wrist first and wait a few minutes. If you notice redness or itching, wash it off and don't use it.
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