PINTURA CHOCO SHUNGA

Shunga BODY PAINTING CHOCOLATE is where tantalizing chocolate meets your adventurous side. Let your inner artist loose by writing sweet poems or drawing hearts and flowers on your partner's body with the included brush. Discover the seductive powers of chocolatherapy and ignite your senses!

Perfect for adding a playful twist to your foreplay routine.

Comes with a brush.

100 ml bottle.

Looking to spice things up a bit? This chocolate-flavored edible body paint is your new go-to! Drizzle it on your partner’s chest, back, or neck—or why not try it on yourself and let them indulge? The possibilities are endless.

Inspired by the elegance of Japanese erotic art, Shunga products are crafted for pleasure seekers, inviting you on a journey of passion and sensations. These refined offerings provide an experience filled with elegance, sensuality, and desire.

Features:

• 100 ml
• Chocolate flavor
• Dimensions: 11 x 8 x 4 cm
• Ingredients: sugar, water, glucose, and sodium.

This delicious body paint, crafted from high-quality ingredients, leaves your skin feeling smooth, non-staining, and free from artificial coloring. It comes with a brush for lovers to unleash their creativity and savor their artistic endeavors all over the body, particularly the erogenous zones. Chocolate-flavored. 100 ml package.

Chocolate is an aphrodisiac... especially when it becomes art on your lover's skin. Dive into this exquisite and sophisticated liquid chocolate by Shunga, complete with a cheeky little brush to let your imagination run wild.

Write love notes, draw hearts or stars, or trace your name... then enjoy a double delight: the luxurious sensation of chocolate and the allure of your lover's body.

• Kick off a delicious game, 100% edible product (brush included)

Glass bottle of 100 ml.

Shunga is a global leader in erotic cosmetics. With natural ingredients blended with active principles, they achieve extraordinary results.

Entering the erotic world of Shunga is like stepping into a rich historical tapestry. Translated to mean 'image of spring,' Shunga gracefully refers to the art of physical intimacy.

In centuries past, this term described Japanese erotic paintings from the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, known as ukiyo-e. These intricate woodblock or parchment artworks depicted sensual scenes crafted with great care and elegance.

Although hidden for ages, Shunga art laid the foundation for Japan's middle-class erotic art industry, and for generations, it served as an enlightening guide for many families.