Massage Oils

Massage is often the most underrated prelude. Scented, warming, organic or dry oils: the SoPigalle selection brings together the Shunga and Bijoux Indiscrets Slow Sex ranges to help you take your time, together.

Choosing a texture and a scent

A classic oil glides for a long time and suits back and leg massages; a dry oil absorbs faster and leaves skin less greasy. For a first time, a formula without special effects, such as organic Shunga Naturelle, leaves all the room for touch. Warming versions, like the Slow Sex warming oil, add a sensation of warmth on contact.

Setting the scene

A warm room, a towel underneath, the oil warmed in your hands before touching the skin. To go further, a massage candle melts into a warm oil, and our guide How to choose a sex toy for couples? extends the moment for two.

Precautions for use

Massage oils are for external use: avoid mucous membranes unless the product page states otherwise. Test on a small area, especially with warming or scented formulas. Finally, oils weaken latex: do not use them with a condom.

Frequently asked questions about massage oils

Can a massage oil be used as a lubricant?

No, unless the product page says so. Choose a dedicated lubricant for intimate areas.

Is a massage oil compatible with a condom?

No. Oils weaken latex and can cause breakage.

What does a warming oil do?

It creates a sensation of warmth on contact or when you breathe on it. Test it on a small area first: intensity is felt differently from person to person.

How do I remove the oil after a massage?

A warm shower with a mild soap is enough. Protect your linen: some oils can stain fabrics.