SHUNGA - LOVEBATH TEMPTATIONS OF THE OCEAN

SHUNGA - LOVEBATH TEMPTATIONS OF THE OCEANInspired by the sensual ritual of Japanese " Love Baths " that privilege eroticism, Shunga invents and innovates by offering a relaxing and sensual bath. Mode of Use ; Simply pour the contents of the bag into the bathtub and before your eyes the water will turn into thousands of water filled beads to form an enriched, creamy gel that will scent the room with a sweet fragrance and illuminate the water with a relaxing color. Immerse yourself with your

Inspired by the sensual ritual of Japanese " Love Baths " that privilege eroticism, Shunga invents and innovates by offering a relaxing and sensual bath.

Mode of Use ; Simply pour the contents of the bag into the bathtub and before your eyes the water will turn into thousands of water-filled beads to form an enriched, creamy gel that will scent the room with a sweet fragrance and illuminate the water with a relaxing color.

Immerse yourself with your partner in this sweet oasis and let your bodies rest to discover an extraordinary tactile sensation that envelops the body and awakens the senses. The therapeutic properties of the gel deeply hydrate the skin to leave it fresh, desirable and ready to receive sweet caresses. This "LOVEBATH" quickly becomes a game conducive to the craziness of love!

For various uses.

Shunga is the world leader in erotic cosmetics, its natural ingredients fused with active ingredients achieve great results.

Entering the erotic world of Shunga is like traveling to the past. Literally translated, Shunga means 'spring image', a delicate way of saying 'sexual relations' between people.

This word was used to designate Japanese erotic paintings of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, a type called ukiyo-e, which were nothing more than works on wood or parchment with sensual scenes and episodes of carnal love, always made with great care. and good taste.

Shunga art, although hidden for centuries, marked the beginning of the pornographic industry for the Japanese middle class and served for generations as an education for the sons and daughters of many families.