First, set the scene – push out distractions, adjust the lighting – perhaps add incense and/or music to your liking. Position your partner face down, take a few cleansing breaths and begin. Dispense a small amount of Essential Massage Oil into either hand, warm between your palms and initiate the experience, first at the neck and shoulders, then on down, head to toe, and yes … back to front! Lovingly caress and massage as you go, urging your partner to critique your technique and to adjust it accordingly. Inhale the ambience. Free your spirit; indulge. For optimal sensual synergy, use with Sensual Health Pro – Intimate Gatherings Body Wash!
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DIRECTIONS: First, set the scene – push out distractions, adjust the lighting – perhaps add incense and/or music to your liking. Position your partner face down, take a few cleansing breaths and begin. Dispense a small amount of Essential Massage Oil into either hand, warm between your palms and initiate the experience, first at the neck and shoulders, then on down, head to toe, and yes … back to front! Lovingly caress and massage as you go, urging your partner to critique your technique and to adjust it accordingly. Inhale the ambience. Free your spirit; indulge. For optimal sensual synergy, use with Sensual Health Pro – Intimate Gatherings Body Wash!
SAFETY: this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease; but it may fuel incomparable ecstasy and release unforgettable passion! All vegetable; cruelty free. Manufactured in strict accordance with current Good Manufacturing Practices. For adult use. Warning: created to be habit forming!
DISCLAIMER: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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Carthamus Tinctorius Seed Oil (Safflower Oil), Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil (Organic Sunflower), Vitis Vinifera Seed Oil (Grapeseed), Prunus Ameriaca Kernel Oil (Apricot Kernel Oil), Vanilla Orange fragrance.
