Name: Secret Play Always Virgin.
Brand: Secret Play
SKU: 3062-0145
Price: 13.42 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Discover the ultimate pleasure with Always Virgin Intimate 15ml from Secret Play.

In stock

SKU: 3062-0145

€13.42

Playful, sensory and a little daring, Secret Play blends pheromone fragrances, intimate games and personal lubricants into one irresistible collection.

Description / Secret Play Always Virgin.

Would you like to experience again the feeling you had in your first time? Always Virgin is an intimate female astringent made of natural ingredients that provides a sensation of vaginal tightness, intensifying the pleasure of both in intimate relationships. HOW TO USE: Wash your intimate area and apply a small amount with a gentle massage on the vaginal walls, until you feel the complete absorption, 15 minutes before sexual relationships. Cosmetic product for external use and made with natural astringent ingredients. Keep in cool and dry place and protect from sunlight. CHARACTERISTICS: "Airless" bottle dispensing system 15 ml | Suitable for vegans | Cruelty free | 100% natural.

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Manufacturer	Secret Play
Brand	Secret Play
Volume (Mililitres)	15.000000
Weight (Kilograms)	0.051000

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The category covers products made for intimacy rather than everyday grooming. It includes aphrodisiac body lotions with pheromone or sensual scents, intimate-area moisturisers for the sensitive zone, body shimmer and glitter for aesthetics, edible body paint, massage candles that melt into massage oil, and pheromone lotions. What sets these apart from daily cosmetics is their special ingredients chosen for erotic use.

Massage candles are made from special fats that melt at a low temperature of 40-50°C. You light the candle 10-15 minutes beforehand to form melted oil, blow out the flame, then pour the warm, not hot, oil onto the body and use it straight away as massage oil. Common ingredients are soy wax, shea butter, jojoba oil and essential oils. Brands include Jimmyjane, Bijoux Indiscrets and Kama Sutra. The advantage is atmosphere and oil in a single product.

It's scientifically debated. In animals, pheromones provably regulate behaviour, but in humans it's murky: the vomeronasal organ that detects them is largely non-functional in adults. Some studies show a small effect of androstenone or androstenol on perceived attractiveness, while others don't confirm it. The likely effect is placebo: the user feels more attractive, changes their posture and so draws more interest. Buy them for the scent and the confidence boost, not for a guaranteed pull.

Intimate moisturisers are creams for the vulva and perineum that tackle vaginal dryness from menopause, contraceptives or stress, irritation from frequent sex, recovery after childbirth, and allergies to everyday soaps. Good ingredients include aloe vera, hyaluronic acid, vitamin E and calendula, while parabens, sulfates and perfume are best avoided. The key difference from a lubricant: a moisturiser is applied daily for long-term rehydration, whereas lube goes on right before activity. Brands include Yes and Replens.

Body shimmers vary in safety. Cosmetic-grade glitter, from PET or polymer, is body-safe for external use and fine for sensitive skin. Edible body shimmer uses food ingredients like sugar and mica and is safe for oral contact. Avoid industrial or craft glitter, which isn't body-safe and has sharp edges. Keep it away from the eyes and an open mouth, remove it with toy cleaner or soap as it clings to skin, and don't apply it on broken skin. A known brand is Pretty Woman.

In a sex shop, the bath products category includes couples' bath bombs designed for a romantic soak, scented bubble bath with erotic aromas and aphrodisiac ingredients, bath salts with essential oils, couples' shower gels, body scrubs for soft skin and floating candles for atmosphere. The purpose is to set a romantic or sexual mood before activity.

Bath bombs are compressed balls with active ingredients. The basics are sodium bicarbonate and citric acid, whose reaction makes the CO2 fizz, essential oils for scent (lavender to relax, ylang-ylang for romance), moisturisers like shea butter and coconut oil, and colours. Aphrodisiac versions add damiana extract, rose or jasmine. If you also play with a toy, rinse it well afterwards, since the oils can irritate internal tissue. Brands include Lush and Bath & Body Works.

Not all of them. Scented bath bombs and gels can irritate the vagina and urethra, glycerine and sugar raise the yeast-infection risk in prone people, and parabens and sulfates irritate the mucous lining. Bubble bath suds dry the lining and can cause a UTI. So keep soaks short at 15-20 minutes, rinse afterwards, avoid frequent use, choose fragrance-free if you're yeast-prone, and prefer hypoallergenic brands.

Bath sex has its challenges. Water rinses away natural lubrication, so you need silicone lube, since water-based washes off fast. Bubble-bath chemicals can irritate internal tissue, and the slippery surface risks a fall. So lay an anti-slip mat on the tub floor, use silicone lube, keep your time in the water short, rinse the genitals with water afterwards and don't rely on a fast-filling tub. A shower is more practical than a bathtub.

It depends on the waterproof rating. IPX7-rated toys are fully waterproof, usable in water up to 1 m for 30 minutes, so they're safe in the bath. IPX4-IPX6 are splash-resistant but not submersible, allowed only in the shower. Unrated toys should never go in water. Water in an electronic toy ruins the circuit and voids the warranty. Check the packaging for the IPX rating; silicone and non-electronic toys of glass or steel are safe in water. Clean them afterwards to prevent mould in crevices.