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Kama Sutra Oil of Love Vanilla Creme is a kissable body oil for foreplay that warms gently on the skin when you blow on it. Despite the name, it's water-based, not an oil, and it isn't a lubricant or a massage oil: it's a small bottle of sweet, vanilla-flavoured drops for kissing your way around the body. It suits couples who want something playful and simple to add to foreplay.
Kama Sutra sums up how to use it in three steps. Use the dropper to place a drop or two on an erogenous zone, such as the neck, the inner wrist, behind the ear, the chest or the inner thigh. Blow lightly over the spot and you'll feel a gentle warming. Then follow with kisses and enjoy the sweet vanilla flavour. A little goes a long way; start with one drop and add more as you move.
Oil of Love is only an oil by name. The formula is water-based, so it doesn't leave an oily film and is non-staining on sheets. It isn't made for gliding hands over the body like a massage oil, and it isn't a sexual lubricant, so don't use it for penetration or on toys. Keep a proper lube nearby for when things move on. Avoid the eyes, and do a small patch test first if your skin is sensitive.
Take turns choosing where the next drop goes, or trace a trail of drops down the body and kiss along it. The warmth is subtle and builds with your breath, which makes it a nice way to slow foreplay down. The bottle is small enough to keep in a nightstand or pack for a weekend away.
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Helpful answers about Kama Sutra Oil of Love Vanilla Creme.
No. Kama Sutra says Oil of Love is neither a lubricant nor a massage oil. It's a kissable foreplay product meant for small drops on the skin. For penetration or toys, use a proper lube, such as one of our flavoured lubes if you want taste too.
Place a drop of Oil of Love Vanilla Creme on the skin and blow on it gently. Your breath sets off a light warming feeling rather than heat. The more you blow and kiss the area, the more noticeable the warmth becomes.
No, despite the name. Kama Sutra Oil of Love is water-based, so it doesn't leave a greasy film and won't stain sheets. It also means it's fine on skin near latex condoms, though it isn't meant to be used as a lube.
Kama Sutra suggests erogenous zones in general but doesn't say it's for genital or internal use. Keep it to external skin such as the neck, chest and thighs, and avoid the eyes and mucous membranes. Patch test first if your skin is sensitive.
The bottle holds 22 ml, and you only use a drop or two at a time with the dropper, so it lasts for many sessions. Close the cap tightly after use and store it at room temperature, away from direct sun.
Oil of Love Vanilla Creme has a sweet vanilla flavour made for kissing. It's light rather than sugary-strong. If vanilla isn't your thing, the same Kama Sutra formula comes in other flavours.
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