Bijoux Indiscrets Slow Sex - Massage Candle 50 g
The Slow Sex massage candle contains no wax. Fifty grams of a blend of sweet almond, coconut and shea butter oils that melts at a low temperature and pours as a warm massage oil. No waxy residue on the skin, and the coconut aroma shared by the whole line.
Why choose this candle
- No synthetic wax — the formula rests on oils and a vegetable butter, not on paraffin wax.
- Low-temperature melt — it melts lower than a conventional candle, which keeps it comfortable on the skin.
- No residue — the oil sinks in instead of setting into patches on the surface.
- Three fatty bases — sweet almond, coconut and shea butter nourish during the massage.
- 50 g format — a small amount of melted oil covers a wide area, so the candle lasts several sessions.
How to use it
- Place the candle on a flat, stable, heat-resistant surface, away from anything flammable.
- Light the wick and let it melt until a small pool of oil forms.
- Blow out the flame before pouring.
- Check the temperature on your inner wrist, then pour onto the skin and massage.
- Let it cool completely before moving the container and closing it.
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Care and precautions
Never leave the candle burning unattended and keep it out of reach of children and animals. Place it on a flat, stable, heat-resistant surface, away from flammable materials and draughts. Blow out the flame before pouring the melted wax and always check the temperature on your inner wrist before any contact with the skin. Never pour onto the face, mucous membranes, broken, irritated or freshly waxed skin, or near the eyes. The formula contains sweet almond oil: avoid it if you have a nut allergy. It also contains oils, which weaken latex condoms. Do not move the container while the oil is hot. If you experience redness or irritation, stop using it.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no wax?
The formula rests on oils and a vegetable butter. That is what allows the low-temperature melt and the absence of residue.
Is the oil hot on the skin?
It melts lower than a conventional candle. Even so, check the temperature on your wrist before each application.
How many sessions does it last?
The manufacturer does not publish a burn time. A small amount of oil covers a wide area.
Does it contain an allergen?
Yes, sweet almond oil. Avoid it if you have a nut allergy.
Is it condom-compatible?
No. Oil-based products weaken latex.
SoPigalle tip: light it ten minutes ahead, then blow it out. You will have the pool of oil at the right temperature when you want it, without the two of you waiting on a candle.