Taloka Brazilian Massage Balls Vibrating Shock Effect Gel, 5 Pack
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About the Product
Taloka Brazilian Massage Balls Vibrating Shock Effect are small dissolving balls filled with an exciting gel lubricant that creates tingling sensations of tiny shocks and vibrations on the skin. Warmed by body heat, each ball melts in a short time and releases its oil, ready for a playful, sensual massage. These Brazilian massage balls are made by Taloka, a Spanish maker of fun erotic party items, and are ideal for couples who want to add a surprising sensation to foreplay.
Key Features
- Shock and vibration effect: The gel gives a lively feeling of small shocks and vibrations on contact.
- Melts with body heat: Each ball dissolves quickly in warm hands to release its oil.
- Made for massage: A fun, sensual way to explore erogenous zones together.
- Vaginal and anal use: The manufacturer states the balls can be used vaginally and anally.
Product Specifications
| Brand | Taloka |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Dissolving massage balls with stimulating gel |
| Formula / Base | Oil-based gel lubricant |
| Included | 5 Brazilian balls |
| Condom Compatibility | Not compatible with condoms (oil-based) |
How to Use and Care
Wet your hands with water and hold a ball in your palms for 3 to 4 minutes until it starts to soften and release a little oil. Place it on an erogenous zone and massage gently until all the oil is released. Store the balls at room temperature, away from sunlight and moisture, and out of reach of children. Do not eat them, and keep them away from the eyes and broken skin.
This set is posted to you in plain packaging, with delivery to the UK, Ireland and other EU countries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use these balls with condoms?
No. They release an oil-based lubricant, which is not compatible with latex condoms. Use them for massage or choose another method of protection.
Do the balls actually vibrate?
No, there is no motor. The "vibrating" and "shock" effect is a tingling sensation created by the gel on the skin.
Can I eat them?
No. Although they release an aroma, the manufacturer clearly states they must not be eaten.
Add the Taloka shock effect balls to your basket for a playful spark in your next massage.
