Sensuva ON Natural Arousal Orgasm Oil for Her Review

Personal Experience

I’ve been afraid of arousal gels and tingling lubes for a while. As someone with sensitive and easily irritated skin, I just thought that they would do more harm than good. But, as always seems to happen, my curiosity got the better of me. What intrigued me was the fact that Sensuva ON is an oil rather than a water-based gel. Usually I’m water-based all the way, but these can also dry out quite quickly, while an oil can feel more moisturizing and gentle on the skin.

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Design

Black and pink is a tried-and-tested combo in the sex toy world, and I think it's... fine. I think I would have preferred a more grown-up, perhaps skincare-like design, but the color scheme doesn't change anything about how the oil itself works. However, the bottle is tiny! Even though you will likely only need a drop or two each time you use it, 0.17 fl oz. could still disappear fast if you plan on using it a lot. For me, this arousal oil will be a sometimes treat, so it should last me longer

Ease of Use

The Sensuva ON oil is very simple to use, as you just need to put a dab or two onto your finger and then massage it into your clitoris. You can choose to put it only on the clit itself, or to cover more of the surrounding area — both feel nice! My only issue is that the bottle is a little hard to squeeze, especially in the beginning. I didn't want to go too hard for fear of squeezing out way too much, but it's almost impossible to do that.

Quality

This doesn't feel like a super luxurious product, but it doesn't feel overly cheap or tacky either. It's pretty modest, and is made with ingredients that are good quality.

Price

At around $20, this is certainly not cheap, especially for the amount that you get. As I mentioned above, it should last you a while if you use it sparingly, but if you're looking for a more intense effect, that will require you to use more drops each session. However, if you take a look at other, similar products available, you'll see that most are around the same price for a similar amount of product. It's not super cheap, but I think it's worth it for the potential pleasure!

Performance

There are definitely mixed feelings about the Sensuva ON arousal oil online, which I do understand. Some people mentioned that they didn't feel any change, and I agree that it is quite subtle. I think that applying it before any other lubrication, be it lube or saliva, can help a bit on that front, but the effect is quite gentle regardless. Personally, I actually prefer it, as my skin is easily irritated and I wanted to stay away from super tingly or super warming gels.

Packaging

When you first look at the box, you might be fooled into thinking that you're receiving quite a large bottle! However, as soon as you open it, you'll see that they've cleverly placed the tiny bottle at the top, and the rest of the box is empty. It feels a bit silly and wasteful, but at least the packaging is made from all recyclable materials. On the back of the box is some information about how to use the oil and a list of ingredients, and on the side is an interesting disclaimer about how the FDA has not evaluated their claims.

Materials and care

Sensuva says that these ingredients are 'all natural', which is fine, but does slightly annoy me on a personal level — many other 'chemicals' with weird names that people are scared of are also natural, so go figure. It is the cinnamon that is doing most of the 'arousal' work. Since this product is oil-based, it's best if you avoid using it with latex condoms or silicone toys. Even though you're using a much smaller amount than you would if you were using an oil-based lube, oil can still damage these materials.