Bath & Body

Discover a curated selection of luxurious bath and body products designed to enhance intimate wellness and self-care rituals. From sensual oils and aromatic soaps to nourishing lotions and massage essentials, each item transforms everyday moments into indulgent experiences for body and mind.

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Bath and body products are the part of the evening that starts in the bathroom: shower gels that taste as well as smell, bath foams, body powders and scrubs, made by the same brands that make massage oil and meant to be used on someone rather than alone. None of it is a sex toy, and all of it is about the same thing, which is slowing down and paying attention to skin. This guide explains what is here, what makes these different from supermarket products, and how to use them with the toys and condoms that come later.

What is here

Kissable shower gels, flavoured so that the taste stays on the skin for whoever is in the shower with you. Bath foams and salts for a shared bath. Body powders with a feather, for a dry massage that does not need oil. Scrubs to make skin smooth before a massage. Body mists, and the after care creams that go with waxing and shaving.

What makes them different

Flavour and intent. A kissable gel is made to be tasted, with a sweetener and no perfume beyond the flavour; a body powder is edible; a bath foam is chosen for a scent two people agree on. The formulas are usually gentle, because they are used on the most sensitive skin, and many are free of parabens and colourants.

With toys and condoms

Gels, foams and powders wash off with water and leave nothing behind, so they are safe before toys and condoms. Oils and butters do not: anything oily must be washed off before latex, and kept away from silicone toys. A bath is a fine place for a waterproof toy and a poor place for water based lubricant, which washes away; silicone lubricant or a lubricant made for water is the answer in the tub.

Sensitive skin

Flavoured and scented products go on the body, not on the genitals directly, if the skin is sensitive; test on the inside of the wrist first. Unscented alternatives exist for most of the category.

Frequently asked questions

Are kissable gels safe to taste?

Yes, in the amounts involved; that is what they are for. They are not food.

Can I use a bath foam with a toy in the tub?

Yes for waterproof toys; rinse the toy afterwards. Use silicone lubricant in the bath, because water based washes off.

Do body powders work for massage?

For a dry, light massage with the feather, yes; they are about touch and scent, not glide. For a deep massage use oil.

Will the scent last?

Gels and foams a while after the shower; powders and mists longer. A body mist is the way to keep a scent on the skin for an evening.

Is any of this a lubricant?

No. Everything here is for the outside of the body and for the run-up. For sex, use a lubricant.

Read our guide: Condoms and intimate care