Shunga
Shunga's range here centers on intimate massage oils, especially the raspberry-scented Obi, Miyo, Zoa, Soyo, Sanya and Aiko, with shower gels, body lotions, gift kits, lubricants and a few rechargeable vibrators alongside them.
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About Shunga
The massage oils are the core of the brand. Obi, Miyo, Zoa, Soyo, Sanya and Aiko come in raspberry variants, and the Romance Massage Oil in Sparkling Strawberry Wine is a separate flavor option. These are meant for massage and skin contact, and they are oil-based, so they are not the right choice to use with latex condoms. If you want a slippery product for intercourse, look at the lubricant section instead.
The bath and body side is wide. Kissable Shower Gel comes in Sensual Mint and Frosted Cherry, and the Erotic Body Lotions and Massage Lotions & Creams sit alongside the oils. Garden of Edo Organic Collection and the gift kits (Fruity Kiss, Naughty Geisha and Geisha's Secret Kit Organica) bundle several items under one theme. Kits suit a gift, but read through what each one includes, since the mix of oils, gels and extras varies from kit to kit.
For lubrication, Toko Silicone Lubricant is silicone-based and comes in 5.5 oz, and Rain of Love G Spot Arousal Cream is a 1 oz cream. The Vibrators and Sextoys for Couples groups hold the rechargeable toys. A sensible starting point is one massage oil in a flavor you like plus a lubricant that matches your condom and toy plans, rather than a full kit.
Shunga FAQ
- Which Shunga product should a beginner start with?
- Start with a single intimate massage oil or a small body lotion so you can see how the texture and scent suit you. A gift kit contains several items at once, which can be a lot to try in one go. Once you know which textures you enjoy, you can add a lubricant or a rechargeable vibrator from the same brand.
- Are Shunga massage oils the same as lube?
- No. The massage oils are oil-based and made for massage and skin contact. Oil-based products can weaken latex condoms, so they are not the right choice when condoms are part of the plan. For intercourse with a condom, choose a water-based or silicone-based lubricant instead.
- What is the difference between Shunga's silicone lubricant and its massage oils?
- Toko Silicone Lubricant is a silicone-based lube, so it is designed for slippery intimate use rather than body massage. The massage oils are oil-based and aimed at rubbing into skin. The two suit different jobs, so pick the one that matches what you plan to do.
- Do Shunga gift kits all contain the same items?
- No. Each kit is built around its own theme, such as fruity flavors, geisha-inspired sets or organic ingredients, so the mix of oils, gels and extras changes from kit to kit. Compare what each one includes before you buy, especially if you want a particular scent or product type.
