Craving a little human connection? Meet the Double Entendre -- a Massage Candle designed for releasing all of that pent-up tension you've got going on.
The Rub:
Ingredients: Crafted with a luxurious blend of Coco Creme Beeswax, Shea Butter, Mango Butter, Babassu Oil, Golden Jojoba Oil, and a hint of essential oils and skin-safe fragrance oils.
Uses:
A little goes a long way! You'll only need about a 0.5-1 tbsp per use.
8 Oz: Expect approximately 30-40 indulgent massages.
2.6 Oz: Expect approximately 12-16 sensual rubdowns.
How to Use It: Light the candle and let the wick melt the top layer of oil. Blow out the flame and drizzle the warm oil onto your skin, then rub it in* with however much pressure is good for you. The oil will fully absorb after about 10 minutes, leaving your skin irresistibly soft and never greasy.
Scent Variations
"Rub Down" An invigorating blend of eucalyptus, lemon, and clove essential oils. Ideal for a head-clearing timeout. This variation uses only essential oils.
"Mutual Mas(sage)" Relax with the calming notes of lavender and sage essential oils. Great for trading turns with a friend to help you. This variation uses only essential oils.
"You're so tight" An enticing blend of vetiver, tall grass, and bergamot rind. Perfect for those moments when you need to loosen up.
"Self Pressure" A creamy, dreamy mix of coconut, sandalwood, jasmine, amber, and lemon peel. Ideal for a little self-indulgence.
"Get on your Stomach" A rich, exotic aroma of plum, muguet, jasmine, rose hip, cassis, tonka and oud, musk, and santal. A great opportunity for switching up positions.
"Sixty Eight" Floral and herbal, with notes of jasmine, lavender, herbs, violets, amber, bergamot, and verbena. For those nights when you might want to go one step further.
"After Care" A refreshing, comforting moss, musk, fern, ylang ylang, gardenia, and orchid dew. Perfect for winding down after vigorous activity.
"Bare" Fragrance-free for the gentlest touch.
**External use ONLY. NOT recommended for use on your face, or your... nether regions.
