Honey oil - oil discontinued by Honey Care Products - review by Jul!a

What is it, and what can I use it for?

This is an oil from Honey Care Products. The label categorizes it as a multi purpose body oil, and it will work well for multiple functions. The directions even say to use it as a moisturizer, but you can use it for massages and even hand jobs as well. If you do use it for a hand job, make sure to wash it off completely before using a condom since the oil can degrade the latex of a condom and possibly cause it to break.

So what's the packaging look like?

An adorable little bear! It's very reminiscent of a bottle of honey in its adorable bear shaped bottle. There's a label on the front that says it's Honey Oil, and the back lists the instructions. There are also ingredients listed, but I had to peel back a barcode to get to them. It's relatively discreet and not immediately obvious as a sex aide. You could easily give this one as a gift.

So what about those ingredients?

They're listed as Isopropyl Myristate, Sweet Almond Oil, Peg 40 Sorbitan Peroleate, Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A), Tocopherol Acetate (Vitamin E), BHT, Parfum (Fragrance), Aloe Vera Gel, Honey Extract.

There's nothing in there that's really all that bad for you. I can pronounce most of it even. If you have issues with aloe or almonds, you may want to pass.

Neat! What does it smell like?

It's hard for me to try and describe the scent of this. The very first thing I think of is sunscreen. Not the stuff that smells like coconuts, and I can't think of the brand, but each sniff makes me think of summers I spend in Florida getting ready to go to the beach or the pool. The next thing I think of is medicated bandaids. I overall find it pleasant, but others may not. It is very faint though, so if you don't like it you could easily cover it up with another perfume or something similar. The scent also doesn't last forever, so after a few hours you shouldn't even be able to smell it.

How well does it come out of the bottle?

It has a very liquidy appearance to it, and one might worry greatly about it spilling if you knock the bottle over with the cap flipped up. Well, you'd be right if that happened. It won't come gushing right out, as it doesn't if you tip the bottle over into your hand, but it does come out easily and if you're not careful when squeezing the bottle you could very easily end up losing half of it.

What's it feel like?

That's also an interesting one. It feels a lot like a dryer oil, one of those ones that when you're rubbing your fingers together you can't tell if it feels like your hands are too oily or too dry. With a small amount it'll sink right in, but with more you can get massages lasting up to 10-15 minutes.

Is it edible?

I don't think it's meant to be ingested, but I don't think it's the end of the world if you end up eating some. It doesn't taste like honey, and to me it tastes a lot like it smells.

Does it clean up easily?

If you really don't like the texture, you can wash it off with soap and water. If you're not feeling quite up to soap and water, a toy wipe or a hearty wipe down with a towel should get you pretty well clean as well.

Got any pictures?

Yep! Here's one of the bottle, and one of the oil in my hand. It's hard to see because the color is so light, but I assure you it is there.

I both like and don't like this oil. When it's on my skin it feels greasy and oily to the touch, but when I rub my fingers together it feels pretty dry. I know that my husband doesn't like it, but it's moved to my bathroom to be a moisturizer after my showers. I don't use it every time, but it alternates with my Shunga oil that I usually use after showers.