Massage Lotions & Creams
Massage lotions and creams here are mostly water-based or oil-based, and that base decides how they glide, how easily they rinse off, and whether they suit latex condoms.
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Massage Lotions & Creams Buying Guide
Oil-based products include massage oils such as the Romance Sparkling Strawberry Wine massage oil and massage candles like the Wanna Bone Pumpkin Spice candle. Candles melt into a warm oil, which spreads slowly and stays slick for a while, but it soaks into fabric and leaves a residue on sheets. Oil-based products are generally not paired with latex condoms, so keep them for skin-to-skin massage and check the base before you mix them with other products.
Water-based glides and lotions are the easier everyday choice. The Earthly Body Skinny Dip and Lavender massage lotions, the Jo All in One Massage Glide, and the Handipop edible massage gel are all sold for massage or intimate use, and they rinse off with water. Brands such as Kama Sutra, Shunga, System JO and Sensuva each cover several scents and textures, so compare the base and the glide before you compare the fragrance.
Not everything in this category is made for massage. Some entries are everyday hand and body lotions in scent names, which are built for skin care and are not formulated for intimate contact. If you want a product for massage or sensual use, pick one that is sold as a massage or lubricant product, and keep everyday lotions for your hands and body.
Massage Lotions & Creams FAQ
- Are massage oils safe to use with condoms?
- Oil-based products can weaken latex, so they are generally not used with latex condoms. If you want to use a condom, a water-based massage glide or lubricant is the usual choice, and it rinses off more easily as well.
- What should a beginner start with among massage lotions?
- A water-based glide in a smaller bottle is a sensible place to begin. It is easy to rinse off, does not leave a heavy film, and lets you test how a scent and texture feel on your own skin before you buy a larger size.
- Can I use hand and body lotion as a massage lube?
- Everyday hand and body lotions are made for skin care, and many contain oils or fragrance that may not rinse cleanly or suit intimate use. For massage or intimate contact, choose a product sold specifically as a massage or lubricant product.
- How do I clean massage oil or candle wax off sheets?
- Treat oil residue quickly. Wash the fabric in hot water with a dish soap that cuts grease, then launder as usual. For candle wax, let it cool and harden, scrape off the excess, then wash the fabric in hot water to remove the rest.
