
Massage Oil Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit 120 ml with Natural Oils
€17.60

Massage Oil Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit 120 ml with Natural Oils
Massage oil from the Wet Inttimo range, in a 120 ml bottle. Smooth it over the skin or add a capful to a hot bath. It is oil-based, so don't use it with latex condoms.
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Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit For massage or for the bath.
This is a blend of sweet almond, macadamia, avocado, sunflower and kukui oils, with vitamins A and E, aloe vera and essential oils. You can use it for a massage or add a capful to a bath of hot water. It contains nuts, which is worth knowing if you have an allergy.
- Oil-based
- 120 ml
- Skin and bath
- Not with latex

The essentials
Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit: what you need to know before you buy
Is it for you?
Who the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit is for, and who it isn't
It suits you if…
- You want a massage oil to give your partner a massage.
- You want something you can also add to the bath water.
- You prefer an oil made with plant oils such as almond or avocado.
Better look elsewhere if…
- You use latex condoms. Because it is an oil, it isn't compatible with them. Take a look at the Durex water-based massage gel.
- You have a nut allergy. It contains sweet almond, macadamia and kukui.
- You are looking for an intimate lubricant. This is a massage oil for the skin.
Our usage tips
How to use the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit
- Test it first on a small area of skin, especially if your skin is sensitive.
- Pour a little into your hands and warm it between your palms before applying it to the skin.
- Massage slowly and add more oil when you notice your hands no longer glide well.
- For the bath, add a capful to a bath of hot water.
Storage
Close it tightly after use and store it away from heat and sunlight.
Our tips
- Don't use it with latex condoms. Oils damage latex and increase the risk of breakage.
- If you have a nut allergy, don't use it. It contains sweet almond, macadamia and kukui.
- If you notice irritation or itching, wash with water and stop using it.
- Avoid contact with the eyes.
- With oil, the bath and the shower floor are more slippery. Take care when getting out.
- The oil can stain clothes and bed sheets. Put a towel underneath.
Specifications
Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit: technical specifications
- Size
- 120 ml
- Base
- Oil
- Plant oils
- Sweet almond, macadamia, avocado, sunflower and kukui
- Other ingredients
- Essential oils, vitamin A, vitamin E and aloe vera
- Use
- Massage on the skin and in bath water
- Latex condoms
- Not compatible
- Brand
- Wet, Inttimo range
Comparison
Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit compared with other massage oils
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| Size | 120 ml | 118 ml | 100 ml | 50 ml |
| Base | Oil | Oil | Oil | Oil |
| With latex condoms | No | No | No | No |
| Per 100 ml | €14.67 | €14.17 | €15.75 | €27.90 |
| Price | €17.60 |
€17.00
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€15.75
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€13.95
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Which one to choose
- Most affordable: Eros Wellness Caramelo
Questions
Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit: frequently asked questions
Can you use the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit with latex condoms?
No. It is oil-based, and oils damage latex and increase the risk of breakage. If you use latex condoms, choose a water-based massage gel.
Can you add the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit to the bath?
Yes. A capful in a bath of hot water is enough. With oil, the bath is more slippery, so take care when getting out.
What ingredients does the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit contain?
Sweet almond, macadamia, avocado, sunflower and kukui oils, plus essential oils, vitamins A and E and aloe vera.
Can I use the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit if I have a nut allergy?
No. It contains sweet almond oil, macadamia oil and kukui oil.
How much does the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit contain?
120 ml. It is a massage oil from the Wet Inttimo range.
Can you use the Wet Inttimo Forbidden Fruit on intimate areas or in the mouth?
We haven't confirmed that it is edible or suitable for intimate use. Use it to massage the skin or in the bath water.
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Product sheet updated on 1 November 2026
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