GEISHA'S SECRET COLLECTION

Product Description: Geisha's Secret Collection Exotic Fruits

Geisha's Secret Collection Exotic Fruits is a seductive cosmetic kit crafted for tantalizing massages and thrilling experiences, perfect for shared moments. This exquisite and chic set includes a selection of Shunga's bestsellers.

Main Features:

• A sensual erotic cosmetic kit.
• Perfect for massages and couple experiences.
• Includes a handpicked selection: TOKO Aqua 10ml, DRAGON 7ml, APHRODISIAC Exotic Fruits massage oil 10ml, and a LIBIDO massage candle 30ml.
• Comes in a sophisticated box with a magnetic closure.
• Ideal for surprising, gifting, and enjoying with a partner or solo.

Who's it for?

Perfect for romantic getaways, this compact set has everything you need to ignite those sensual moments. It’s a fantastic gift idea or a great way to sample Shunga products.

How to use it?

Perfect for sensual massages and erotic experiences, either with a partner or alone. Each item in the kit comes with specific instructions for use.

Do you need any experience?

No prior experience needed! This kit is designed to be easy and delightful to use, no special skills required.

What body areas will it stimulate?

These products are specially formulated to stimulate erogenous zones like the neck, shoulders, back, arms, legs, and anywhere else you want to explore.

What materials is it made from?

The Geisha's Secret Collection Exotic Fruits products are made with high-quality ingredients, ensuring they are safe for your skin and gentle on your body.

What's in the box?

• Erotic massage oil – 10 ml
• Aphrodisiac warming oil – 10 ml
• Mini massage candle LIBIDO – 30 ml
• Personal lubricant TOKO AQUA – 10 ml
• Intensive cream DRAGON SENSITIVE – 7 ml

Shunga is a global leader in erotic cosmetics. By combining natural ingredients with active principles, they achieve remarkable results. Delve into Shunga’s erotic world, and embark on a journey back in time. 'Shunga' literally means 'spring picture'—a subtle way of referring to sexual relations. It was used to describe Japanese erotic paintings from the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, known as ukiyo-e, featuring sensual scenes and intimate encounters beautifully rendered on wood or parchment. This art, hidden for centuries, laid the groundwork for the pornographic industry for Japan's middle class and served as an educational tool for many generations.