Cherry Burst Edible Massage Oil 2 oz

Cherry Burst Edible Massage Oil at a glance

Cherry Burst Edible Massage Oil is a cherry-flavoured massage oil supplied as a single 2 fl oz (60 mL) bottle. The front of the bottle is printed "Edible Massage Oil" above the flavour name, set against black-and-white label artwork with a cherry as the one piece of colour, and the net contents are printed along the bottom edge of the label. The container is a squat dark plastic bottle with a black cap. It belongs to Earthly Body's flavoured massage oil line, which is also made in watermelon, French vanilla, grape and strawberry.

This is a topical product meant for use on the skin during massage. It is not a food, it is not a drink, and it is not sold as a dietary supplement. One bottle is supplied.

Why a massage oil carries a flavour name

A flavour name on a massage oil describes the scent and taste the formula has been given, not a nutritional ingredient. Flavoured massage oils sit in a small category of their own: the flavouring is there so that the product is not unpleasant if it reaches the mouth during close contact, and so that the bottle smells of something other than plain base oil while you are using it. That is the entire job the word "Cherry" is doing on this label.

Scent does a surprising amount of work in a massage. An unscented base oil is functionally fine but forgettable; a scented one gives the session a consistent character from the moment the cap comes off. Cherry is on the sweeter, sharper end of the flavour range here, which is a different proposition from the creamier vanilla or the rounder grape in the same line. Which one you prefer is a matter of taste in the plainest sense, and none of them changes how the oil itself behaves on skin.

The front of the bottle says "Edible". Read that as the manufacturer's own description of the product category and nothing wider than that. It is not an instruction to drink the bottle, and this page does not extend it into one. If you want to know precisely what is in the formula, the bottle you receive carries its own ingredient statement, and that statement is the authority.

Warming and applying the oil

Pour a small amount into your palm and rub your hands together for a few seconds before touching skin. Oil straight from a bottle that has been sitting in a cool room is noticeably colder than body temperature, and the few seconds spent warming it between your palms is the difference between a pleasant opening stroke and a flinch. This is the single most common thing people skip.

Use less than you think you need. A coin-sized pour covers a back; a smaller amount than that covers shoulders or forearms. Oil-based products do not dry out mid-session the way water-based ones can, so there is no need to over-apply at the start as insurance. If the glide begins to drag after a while, add a little more rather than starting heavy. Too much oil is the usual reason a massage feels slippery and unfocused instead of smooth.

Broad, slow, flat-handed strokes suit an oil better than quick ones. Work outwards from the centre of the back, keep contact with the skin rather than lifting your hands between strokes, and let the oil do the work of reducing friction instead of pressing more firmly. Keep it away from the eyes, and off broken, irritated or sunburned skin.

Whatever is printed on the bottle you receive takes precedence over the general guidance on this page. Read the directions and cautions on the label before first use.

Storing the bottle between uses

Keep the cap closed and the bottle somewhere cool, dry and out of direct sunlight. Oils are more sensitive to light and heat than water-based products are, which is the practical reason this range is bottled in opaque dark plastic rather than clear — the packaging is doing a job, not just looking discreet on a nightstand.

The places people most often store a bottle like this are the two worst for it: a sunny windowsill and the inside of a car. Both run hot. A bedside drawer, a cupboard or a wash bag is a better home for it, and at 2 fl oz the bottle is small enough that finding one of those is easy.

Wipe the neck and the inside of the cap if oil collects there, so the cap continues to close cleanly. If you are packing it, stand it upright and put it in a sealed pouch — standard sensible practice for any liquid in a bag, and worth doing with an oil in particular because of how it marks fabric.

Who this bottle suits

This suits adults aged 18 and over who want a flavoured massage oil in a small bottle. The 2 fl oz format is the practical choice in three situations in particular: you are trying cherry for the first time and would rather not commit to a full-size bottle, you want something that packs easily for a trip, or you prefer keeping two or three flavours on the shelf instead of a single big bottle of one. It sits in our Travel Size range for exactly that reason.

It is a reasonable pick if you already know you like sweeter, fruit-led scents. If you do not, the same line is made in four other flavours, and our wider massage oil and flavoured edibles ranges cover other scents and formats.

It is not the right product for you if you have a known sensitivity to cosmetic oils or to flavouring agents, or if latex barriers are part of your plans. See the section below on both points.

Good to know before you open it

Oil-based products are not compatible with latex. Oils weaken latex, which means this should not be used alongside latex condoms, latex dams or latex gloves. If a barrier method is part of the evening, choose a water-based product instead, or use a non-latex barrier that its own manufacturer rates for use with oils. This is a property of oils as a category rather than a fault in this particular bottle.

Patch test first if your skin is sensitive or you have reacted to a cosmetic before. Put a small amount on the inside of your forearm, leave it a day, and look for redness or itching before using it more widely. Stop using it and speak to a healthcare professional if your skin reacts.

Oil marks fabric. Put a towel down before you start, wash your hands before handling pale bedding or clothing, and launder anything that gets marked sooner rather than later, because oil marks are more difficult to shift once they have set. Oil also makes hard floors and bath surfaces slippery, so wipe up spills straight away.

Read the ingredient statement on the bottle before use if you have any allergy. Keep the product out of reach of children.

What the packaging here does not state

The photography on this listing shows the front of the bottle only, so a number of details are not visible to us and are deliberately absent from this page rather than carried over from elsewhere. We do not publish the ingredient list, the manufacturer's own directions, the warnings panel, a barcode or a country of origin for this item, because none of those appears in the images we hold.

We would rather tell you that plainly than fill the gap with a plausible guess. The bottle that arrives carries all of it on its own label, and that label is the authority on its own contents. If something on this page does not match the bottle in your hand, the bottle is right — and we would like to know, via the link in the byline below.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much oil does the Cherry Burst bottle hold?

The bottle holds 2 fl oz, which is 60 mL, as printed along the bottom edge of the front label. One bottle is supplied.

Is this a personal lubricant?

No — it is labelled and sold as a massage oil, not as a personal lubricant. The manufacturer's own description on the front of the bottle is "Edible Massage Oil", and this page does not extend it beyond that use.

Can Cherry Burst Edible Massage Oil be used with latex condoms?

No. It is oil-based, and oils weaken latex, so it should not be used together with latex condoms or any other latex barrier. A water-based product is the right choice if you need latex compatibility.

Where do I find the full ingredient list for this oil?

The full ingredient statement is printed on the bottle itself. We do not reproduce it on this page because the images we hold show the front of the bottle only, and we do not publish composition details we cannot read directly from the packaging.

How is this order packaged and billed?

Orders ship in plain, unbranded outer packaging with nothing on the outside indicating the contents or the store. The charge on your statement appears under a neutral business name rather than the store name.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition or a known allergy to any listed ingredient. Keep out of reach of children.