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Shunga is a cream specially designed to help tone flaccid muscles and tighten the vaginal canal, thanks to its astringent effect. It is gently applied to the vaginal walls. With this product you will discover new sensations that will take you to the paroxysm of orgasm.
Shunga Vaginal Tightening Gel 30 ml is an intimate topical treatment specially formulated to help restore firmness and elasticity to the vaginal area. Regular application provides a natural tightening sensation, improves sensitivity during intercourse and enhances shared pleasure.
Apply a small amount of gel to the inside of the external and internal intimate area with a gentle massage, 5 to 15 minutes before sexual contact. For occasional or regular use, as needed.
Botanical extracts, vegetable glycerin, and other natural firming agents that help tone vaginal tissues without altering the pH.
Made in Canada, Shunga Erotic Art combines sensuality and efficacy in its products. This firming gel stands out for its silky texture, delicate aroma and elegant presentation.
As every woman has a different sensitivity, you can apply it repeatedly until you get the perfect spot and the most pleasurable sensation. Drive your partner to pure exaltation, enveloping him vigorously, and rediscover sexual pleasure by reaching levels of intimacy you thought lost forever... Quantity: 30 ml. Shunga is a world leader in erotic cosmetics; their natural ingredients fused with active ingredients achieve a great result. To enter the erotic world of Shunga is to travel back in time. Translated literally, shunga means 'spring image', a delicate way of saying 'sexual relations' between people. This word was used to designate the Japanese erotic paintings of the 16th, 17th and 18th century, a type called ukiyo-e, which were nothing more than works on wood or parchment with sensual scenes and episodes of carnal love, always elaborated with great care and good taste. Shunga art, though 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.
