Strawberry Edible Massage Oil 2 oz

What it is

This is a 2 fl oz (60 mL) bottle of Earthly Body edible massage oil in the Succulent Strawberry flavour. The bottle is opaque black with a black flip-top cap, and the wrap-around label carries a bilingual English and French description — "Edible Massage Oil" and "Huile de Massage Comestible" — with the flavour given as "Succulent Strawberry / Fraise délicieuse". It is a flavoured oil intended for massage between consenting adults, and it belongs to the edible corner of the massage oil category rather than to the unscented, unflavoured end of it.

Everything stated on this page comes from the bottle itself. The two photographs on this listing both show the front of the bottle, so the reverse panel is not available to read. Where a specification is not printed on the part of the packaging we can see, it is omitted here rather than estimated.

What a flavoured massage oil is

A flavoured massage oil is a massage medium formulated so that its taste on skin is part of the product, rather than something to be rinsed off first. That is the point of the "edible" designation on this label: an ordinary massage oil is made to feel right under the hands and nothing more, while a flavoured one is made with its taste in mind as well. In practice this means the flavour is the main thing separating one bottle in this range from another — the Succulent Strawberry here, and the watermelon, vanilla, grape and cherry versions that make up the rest of the line.

Strawberry is the most conventional choice in a flavoured range, which is why it tends to be the one people reach for first. It reads as familiar and sweet rather than novel, and it is the easiest flavour to introduce to someone who has not used a product like this before. If you already know you dislike sweet or fruit-forward flavours, a vanilla or a plain unflavoured oil will suit you better.

Oil, water and silicone — choosing a base

Massage and intimate products are built on one of three bases, and the base matters more than the flavour does. This is an oil, which is the traditional massage medium: oils stay slick for a long working time without being reapplied constantly, and they spread easily over a large area such as a back or shoulders, which is what makes them the standard choice for actual massage.

The trade-offs are worth knowing before you buy. Oil-based products are generally considered incompatible with latex, so they are not an appropriate choice alongside latex condoms or other latex barriers — this is a property of oils as a class, and if barrier compatibility matters for your situation, a water-based product is the category to look at instead. Oils also have more of a tendency than water-based products to mark fabric, so sheets and clothing are worth protecting with a towel. Water-based products rinse away most easily and are the most barrier-friendly; silicone-based products last longest and resist water best, but should not be used with silicone toys. None is better in the abstract — they suit different jobs, and massage is the job oils do best.

The 2 oz size

At 2 fl oz (60 mL) this is a small bottle, and that is a deliberate format rather than a shortfall. A 60 mL bottle is a sensible way to find out whether you like a flavour before committing to a full-size one, and it fits in a bag, a bedside drawer or a weekend case without taking up meaningful room, which is why it sits in the travel size range. The opaque black bottle and plain label are discreet on a shelf. If you already know this is a product you use regularly, a full-size bottle will be better value per use; if you are sampling the range or buying it to take somewhere, this is the right one to pick.

How it is used

Flavoured massage oils are applied externally to the skin. The usual practice is to warm a small amount between the palms first so it is not applied cold, then work it over the area being massaged, adding more as needed rather than pouring a large amount at once. A flip-top cap of this kind is designed to be opened one-handed, which is genuinely useful when your other hand is occupied.

Two general points of good practice apply to any new topical product. Patch-test it first on a small area of skin, such as the inside of the forearm, and leave it for a while before wider use — this is the simple way to find out whether you react to an ingredient before you have it spread across a larger area. And always read the directions, ingredient list and warnings printed on the bottle you actually receive, and follow those in preference to any general guidance given here. Formulations and printed instructions are set by the manufacturer and can change between production runs.

Store the bottle closed, at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.

What is not published here

This listing does not publish an ingredient list, a directions block or a country of origin for this product, because neither available photograph shows the panel those would be printed on. We transcribe specifications from the packaging rather than reproducing them from other sources, so where the packaging cannot be read, the field is left out. If you need the full ingredient breakdown before buying — which is a reasonable thing to need, particularly if you have a known allergy — please contact us and we will check the current stock on hand.

Who it is for

This bottle suits adults aged 18 and over who want a flavoured oil for massage and who like sweet, fruit-led flavours. It is a reasonable first purchase in the category because the size is small and the flavour is a familiar one. It is also a straightforward gift or add-on item, since the format and the plain bottle do not demand any prior knowledge from the person receiving it.

It is less likely to suit you if you want an unscented or unflavoured massage oil, if you need something compatible with latex barriers, if you prefer a product that rinses away with water alone, or if you are buying for regular use and want the better per-use value of a full-size bottle. The wider lubes and oils range covers those cases.

Good to know

• For external use on skin by adults 18 and over.
• Patch-test before first full use, and stop using it if any irritation occurs.
• Not a contraceptive and not a barrier product; it offers no protection against pregnancy or infection.
• Oil-based products are not considered compatible with latex barriers.
• Oils can mark fabric — protect bedding and clothing.
• Keep out of reach of children and away from the eyes.
• If you have a known allergy or a medical condition, check the ingredient list on the bottle with a healthcare professional before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much oil is in the bottle?

The bottle holds 2 fl oz, which is 60 mL, as printed on the front label. That is a small travel-size bottle rather than a full-size one, and it is the size most people choose when sampling a flavour for the first time.

What does "edible massage oil" mean on the label?

It means the oil is formulated with its taste on skin in mind, which is the difference between this and a plain massage oil. The label gives the flavour as Succulent Strawberry, printed in English and French. It remains a topical massage product for external use, not a food or a beverage.

Can this be used with latex condoms?

No — oil-based products are generally considered incompatible with latex barriers, and this is an oil. If you need something to use alongside a latex barrier, choose a water-based product from the lubes range instead. This product is not a contraceptive and provides no protection against pregnancy or infection.

Will it mark sheets or clothing?

Oils can mark fabric, so protect bedding and clothing with a towel before use. Washing any marked fabric promptly, following the care label on the item, gives the best result. This is a general property of oil-based products rather than something specific to the strawberry flavour.

How is the order packaged for delivery?

Every order ships in discreet packaging with no reference to the contents on the outside. Card statements show a generic business name rather than the store name. The bottle itself is plain opaque black with a small wrap label.

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.