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PEINTURE AU CHOCOLAT ET MATRICE POUR LE CORPS
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D-230229
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DIABLO PICANTE - PEINTURE AU CHOCOLAT ET MATRICE POUR LE CORPS
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CHOCOLATE BODY PAINT AND STENCIL
Chocolate pleasure on your skin
Imagine a smooth texture melting on your skin, a scent of chocolate awakening your senses. The edible body paint Diablo Picante invites you to an intimate and playful game.
Thanks to the included stencil, draw original patterns on your body or your partner's. A moment of complicity that ends with a simple rinse with warm water.
Smooth textureA soft and melting sensation on the skin, for immediate tactile pleasure. | Gourmet scentA delicate chocolate aroma that awakens the taste buds and senses. |
Playful stencilCreate original patterns on the body, for a visual and sensory game. | Easy to rinseSimply rinse off with warm water, leaving no trace. |
Why choose it?
This set combines a chocolate formula that feels pleasant on the skin with a fun stencil for precise application. It turns an intimate moment into a creative and sensual game, easy to enjoy and simple to clean up.
Features
| Brand | DIABLO PICANTE |
| Product type | Edible chocolate body paint with stencil |
| Reference | D-230229 |
| Scent | Chocolate |
| Texture | Smooth |
| Cleaning | With warm water |
Usage tips
Apply the paint on clean, dry skin. Use the stencil to draw patterns or spread with your finger for an even layer. Let it dry for a few moments before sharing a playful moment.
For best results, test on a small area first. Remove with warm water, using mild soap if needed. Avoid harsh cleansers.
Frequently asked questions
Is the paint edible?
Yes, it is chocolate-based and safe to consume. However, avoid applying on irritated mucous membranes.
How to clean the skin after use?
Simply rinse with warm water. Mild soap can help if the paint has dried. Avoid harsh cleansers.
D-230229
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