The Diablo Goloso Raspberry Edible Body Powder is an edible body powder made to add a sweet, sensory touch to intimate moments. Applied gently to the skin with the included soft duster, it carries a raspberry flavour that encourages playful interaction and shared exploration.
Key Features
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Raspberry flavour: A sweet raspberry taste for a playful sensory experience.
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Soft duster included: Comes with a soft feather duster for smooth, even application.
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Sensory play: Designed to be brushed onto the skin and enjoyed with gentle kisses.
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Listed ingredients: Made with sugar, glucose, gelatin, fruit pieces, citric acid, powdered fruit juice, beet colouring, natural flavour and salt.
Product Specifications
| Brand |
Diablo Goloso |
| Product Type |
Edible body powder |
| Flavour |
Raspberry |
| Ingredients |
Sugar, glucose, gelatin, fruit pieces (16%), citric acid, powdered fruit juice (12.5%), concentrated beet colouring, natural flavour, salt |
| Included |
Soft feather duster |
| Colour |
Not specified by manufacturer |
| Suitable For |
Sensory play between adults |
How to Use and Care
Use the soft duster to spread a light, even layer of powder over the skin, then follow with gentle kisses to enjoy the flavour. Apply to clean, dry skin, avoid the eyes and any broken skin, and stop use if any irritation occurs. Review the ingredient list for allergens beforehand and store in a cool, dry place.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply the body powder?
Use the included soft duster to brush a light, even layer over the skin, then enjoy it with gentle kisses.
What flavour is it?
This version has a sweet raspberry flavour.
Where can I find the ingredients?
It contains sugar, glucose, gelatin, fruit pieces, citric acid, powdered fruit juice, beet colouring, natural flavour and salt, so check the full list for allergens before use.
Add the Diablo Goloso Raspberry Edible Body Powder to your basket for a sweet, playful addition to intimate moments.
