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Smack Warming & Lickable Massage Oil in Tropical brings a sunny, fruit-punch flavour to massage. Little Genie made it for playful couples: smooth it on, feel a gentle warmth build as you rub, then kiss and lick it away.
The formula is glycerin- and water-based, so it tastes sweet and feels warm with friction. A disk cap lets you pour out just what you need without mess, and the 2 oz bottle fits easily into a nightstand drawer or travel bag. Tropical is one of seven Smack flavours.
See more fun from Little Genie, find other massage oils, or get ideas from our couples' guide.
Pour a small amount into your palm and spread it over the skin. The warmth builds as you massage. Lick or kiss it off whenever you like, and rinse the rest away with warm water. Patch test first, and keep it away from eyes.
Helpful answers about Little Genie Smack Warming & Lickable Massage Oil – Tropical.
Little Genie Smack Warming & Lickable Massage Oil is a tropical, fruit-punch flavoured massage product made for couples. It warms up as you rub it in, and you can kiss or lick it off. It comes in a 2 oz bottle with a disk cap.
Yes. Little Genie Smack Massage Oil is lickable and safe for tasting, with a sweet tropical flavour. Lick or kiss it off whenever you like during massage.
Little Genie Smack Massage Oil has a glycerin and water base that feels warm with friction. The more you rub, the more the warmth builds, so massage it in with steady strokes rather than just spreading it.
Pour a small amount of Little Genie Smack Massage Oil into your palm and spread it over the skin, focusing on areas like the neck, chest and back. Massage to build the warmth, kiss or lick it off, and rinse the rest away with warm water.
No. Despite the name, Little Genie Smack Massage Oil has a glycerin and water base, which is why it rinses away with warm water rather than needing soap to remove an oily film.
Patch test Little Genie Smack Massage Oil on a small area first, and keep it away from your eyes. Stop if it causes irritation, and talk to a doctor if irritation continues.