Lick Rose Water Massage Oil – Soft Floral Massage Oil with Sweet Almond Oil & Vitamin E, Lightweight Silky Glide for Romantic Couples Massage & Relaxation, 4 oz

I loved this oil, I like that it has no smell and has a relaxing effect

The scent and flavor of this is all so.. vague. It is hard to describe as it is all so faint. Granted, regarding what this seems to be designed for, as a safe option for very up close and intimate "play" it is probably best for this to have a very vague and faint scent and taste, as you don't really want the distraction I guess lol. For an oil that is designed to be ingested and likely to end up used in rather intimate uses, safety trumps scent and flavor in my book. Although, I'm not sure I would really call it rosewater, but it is so faint that it may just be mixing with the almond and coconut oils in an odd way. It is not entirely pleasant or unpleasant either, but it is all so utterly faint as to not be noticed much if you are concentrating on other things. Overall, it is a fine product in my book.

As the title hints, not everything you CAN do should actually be done. I have another product from this company that is nonedible, and if I didn't know that, I would never assume these were from the same company. This does not have a very appealing smell. The smell isn't strong and it's not "bad," but it's definitely not anything pleasing. I really think that anything intended for an intimate setting has to account for the 5 senses more than other products because it can REALLY affect the.. vibe. If something that smelled like this was rubbed all over me, the only thing I'd be wanting to do is take a shower. I would not try to taste this. Given the smell, I am not confident that this would be an enjoyable taste for me lol. But I will say that it's great this doesn't contain sugar despite being intended to also be edible, because I've seen many edible "enhancers" that do - and while sugar may enhance the flavor in the moment, it can have some major "flavor" drawbacks in the future. So extra points for that!

The LICK Rose Water Flavored Muscle Massage Oil is designed to offer a rosewater-inspired scent with a soothing oil texture. The fragrance, however, is extremely light. The rosewater note is present, but it’s faint and stays close to the skin. Those hoping for a more pronounced rose scent, especially for perfume layering, may find it softer than expected. It has a mild floral profile that’s pleasant but barely noticeable after initial application. The texture matches the rest of the line: smooth, medium-weight, and ideal for massage. It gives enough glide for long strokes without drying out quickly. The oil sits on the surface of the skin for a while before absorbing, which works well for muscle massage or relaxation rituals. It may feel a bit too slow to absorb for everyday moisturizing unless blended with something lighter. Longevity for the scent is about two to three hours, but projection is very intimate. This makes it best suited for people who enjoy subtle scents or want something that won’t compete with other fragrances. While the product mentions rosewater flavoring, it isn’t something most users would want to taste on the skin, and the aroma is gentle enough that it doesn’t linger in a distracting way. Hydration is moderate, and the oil leaves the skin feeling soft after use. As with the other oils in this collection, pairing it with an unscented carrier oil enhances the moisturizing experience if deeper hydration is needed. This oil is best for users who prefer extremely soft, delicate florals and want a massage oil that keeps slip on the skin for a longer period. Those looking for a strong rose note or a long-lasting fragrance may want to look elsewhere, but for gentle relaxation or subtle aroma, it fills a niche.

This smells very good, although, it does not have a lot of scent. the packaging is very well designed, and has a squirt bottle. If not used carefully, the product will come out way too fast though. I noticed it is body safe and edible, but can not be consumed in large amounts. It also has body safe, and natural ingredients, while also being vegan. This is oil and feels like it absorbed quickly, but does not leave a greasy feeling on your body. The price for this bottle is about $9, which seems to be the average price.

I'm sorry but this is garbage. I wanted to use this product as a sort of essential oil for soaps, shampoos that I make for myself. But it does not smell like anything much less Rose Water and it kinda of has an some sort of weird funky subtle smell to it. I know that this is a massage oil but the smell is so unappealing, even though the product is a fine oil, that it puts you off from using it. I can only imagine if you used it in any kind of intimate setting...it does not smell good at all...just weird. I definitely will not be putting this on my skin much less it being edible. I'm throwing this into the trash. I don't want to use this at all.

This Rose Water Flavored Muscle Massage Oil is just okay. The fragrance is very light. The rosewater scent is there, but it’s very faint. If you are expecting a more prominent rose scent, you will be let down. It has a mild floral scent that’s nice but not strong at all, not even mildly. The texture is smooth, mid line, and good for massage. It doesn't dry out too quickly. The oil doesn't absorb quickly which works well for massage. The scent lasts a few hours which is not too bad. This scent is subtle too which for me would be very ideal. I'm not sure about "tasting" this as it's an oil, not candy. It does moisturize overall when you apply and massage into the skin but this isn't meant to be a moisturizer, or candy either. This oil would be good for casual massage for relaxation and a subtle rose scent that softly lingers for a few hours afterwards.

The Lick Rose Water Flavored Muscle Massage Oil is definitely a unique product that caught my eye (and nose). It smells surprisingly lovely, thanks to the almond and coconut essential oils, which make it feel more like a spa treat than a straightforward muscle relaxer. Its smooth texture glides on easily, making massage sessions a lot more enjoyable. The flavor aspect is a bit of a wild card—I'm not entirely sure if flavored massage oils are a standard safety feature or just a fancy marketing ploy, but hey, a tiny nibble probably won’t hurt much—if she lets you. Overall, it’s a multipurpose aromatic oil that’s great for full-body massages, and if you’re feeling adventurous, it might even add a little humor to your relaxation routine. Just don’t go trying to eat your way through it! (or maybe that is the point).