Review (4/5): Wet, slippery fun...i mean massage
I have seen "massage oils" before, but this one is definitely legitimate. The jug that came in will last for a LONG time, especially considering it doesn't take much at all. The trick is, which is stated plainly on the bottle, to have damp skin when you use this. Coming out of the bottle, it's a viscous, gel. The picture i took doesn't show it well because my camera is slow, but pressing just a little bit between my fingers left a long string between them (much longer than the picture). Once you add water, it is more liquid. I would suggest keeping a spray bottle nearby if you're going to use it for a longer period of time since once your skin isn't damp, it gets tacky pretty quickly (hence the four star). We figured out keeping warm water nearby so the person receiving the massage doesn't get blasted with cold water at random. That is not relaxing, at all. Other than that, there was little to no smell, i did not try tasting it because...eww. I'm a chicken and won't even taste test the flavored massage gels though, so that can't be held against this one. Main tips: Keep warm water nearby (preferably in spray bottle) and GET PLASTIC SHEETS. I didn't even think about it when i ordered this, but had to run out to...wait for it...Lowe's so i can test this gel out. I did receive this product at a discount for trying it and giving my honest, unbiased review.