Warming Oils
Heating oils create a progressive warmth sensation upon contact with the skin or by blowing on them. Ideal for sensual massages, they transform touch into something more intense. Formulated with ingredients like cinnamon, ginger, or capsaicin in safe concentrations for intimate use.
Warming Oils: When Temperature Rises, So Does Pleasure
Warming oils create a progressive sensation of warmth upon contact with the skin that intensifies when you blow on the area. The heat activates nerve endings and increases local sensitivity: each subsequent caress feels amplified. Over 60 options from brands like Shunga, Bijoux Indiscrets, and System JO.
How They Work and How to Use Them
The ingredients that generate heat are cinnamon (gentle, gradual warmth), ginger (intense, spicy), capsaicin (in safe concentrations, the most intense), and calibrated synthetic compounds. The intensity varies between products: always read the manufacturer's instructions.
Apply to external erogenous zones: chest, neck, inner thighs, abdomen. Blow on the oil to activate or intensify the heat. Avoid mucous membranes (vagina, anus) and areas with wounds or irritated skin. The effect lasts 15-30 minutes. Many are also edible = heat + flavor + oral play.
Frequently Asked Questions about Warming Oils
Can warming oils burn?
Those from recognized brands do not. They are formulated with safe concentrations for skin use. The sensation is a pleasant warmth, not a burn. If you notice excessive heat, remove it with a damp cloth with oil (not just water, which can temporarily intensify the sensation). Always test on a small area before applying to sensitive areas.
Can they be used as a lubricant?
Not for penetration. Warming oils are for massage and external play. For internal use, use a specific warming lubricant (e.g., Durex Play Warming, System JO Warming). These lubricants are formulated for vaginal/anal use with calibrated concentrations.