Pheromone soy massage candle by Classic Erotica - review by MrsandMrbunnysoffun

This is a soy massage candle said to contain pheromones. It is made to burn and leave a light (in this case vanilla) scent in the air, as well as poured into the hand when melted and massaged into the skin for a sensual oil massage. This candle can be used for both a special occasion as well as after a stressful day in order to help relax. I did not have any issues with allergies, but just in case here is a list of its ingredients:

Soybean oil, Coconut oil, Hemp seed oil, Apricot oil, Jojoba oil, Avocado oil, Fragrance, Vitamin E, Copulandrone, Copuline-alike, Reconstituted andronone.

When cold, this looks like just about any other candle in a tin, and when lit and melting it appears the same as well. Trust me when I say that the moment you pour that warm velvety oil onto your skin or hand, you’ll know it is not just plain old wax. Not hot enough to burn or cause discomfort, this to me was the perfect wax to pour on the love of my life's body. One thing I did notice was that if not rubbed in soon enough, it would start to solidify on the edges and leave a small amount of solid flakes. When in its melted form, the oil is very runny and spreads across the skin well. Once massaged in it feels oily only for about a few moments, and then you are left with smooth vanilla-scented skin.

To me, this massage candle has no taste. I love the aroma. At first strong, it does not take long for it to spread through the room and become a very nice subtle vanilla sugar smell as it should. It honestly makes me think of my grandmother baking sugar cookies.

After lighting the candle, it only took about 15 minutes to melt into a puddle of usable oil. The scent spread through the room quickly, and was wonderful. My husband loved the feel of the melted oil on his skin, which pleased me greatly since he is a picky man. I did not have to wash any of it off; it went into the skin smoothly. The one thing that is not so spiffy about this is how the wax melts at the outer edges. I can see a lot of this candle wasted if you do not take time to trim the sides down into the middle to re-melt and spread.