Sensuous (by Kingman) is a wondrously affordable massage oil that doubles as a moisturizer. This 4.5 fluid ounce bottle is great for massaging yourself or your partner, releasing tension and relieving aches. When rubbed into skin just after showering, it soaks in wonderfully, leaving the sweet scent of passion flower while gently moisturizing. It can also be used to enhance a relaxing bath by adding a few drops to the water and stirring it in.

This is an oil-based fluid, thick enough to have a decently long-lasting glide, but thin enough that it can be runny if you have too much.
I've discovered it absorbs much better when the skin is a bit damp from showering. When rubbed into dry (not fresh out of the shower) skin, this massage oil does leave a bit of a greasy residue that lasts about 15-30 minutes, depending on how much was applied... but it's not so heavy that you feel inclined to shower afterward.

Ingredients:
Sweet Almond Oil- fragrance, skin conditioning
Safflower Oil- fragrance, skin conditioning
Sesame Seed Oil- fragrance, skin conditioning
Isopropyl Myristate- fragrance, skin conditioning
Avocado Oil- skin conditioning
Myristate Propionate- emollient/moisturizer (may cause acne in some users)
Jojoba Oil- skin conditioning/moisturizing
Macadamia Nut Oil- skin conditioning
Kukui Nut Oil- skin conditioning
Actiphyte of Rose Hip- emollient, astringent, fragrance
Ginseng- emollient
Hawaiian White Ginger- skin conditioning, fragrance
Juniper Berry Fragrance- fragrance
Evening Primrose- fragrance
Jasmine- fragrance
Sun Flower Petals- fragrance
Rosemary- fragrance
Lavender- fragrance
Fragrance and Pheromones- self explanatory

While it does have a pleasant aroma, it's not one of those scents where I feel inclined to create a harness that will hold it directly beneath my nose (yes, I have encountered scents that made me want to do that). I'm not really sure how to describe the actual scent. I guess it has threads of vanilla and almond, as well as notes of ginger and just the barest hint of jasmine.
After use, the scent will linger wonderfully on the skin, though it will become fainter as time passes.
The scent is light enough that it's not overwhelming, and it's not one of those super-girly flower scents that men will want to wash off immediately afterward for fear of being mocked.

Taste? Er... Don't eat it. It's organic, so it's not going to hurt you... But it's not designed with ingestion in mind.

With this massage oil, it really doesn't take much to get the job done. With a little puddle about the size of a dime (or nickel, for a larger massage recipient), you can easily coat the whole back for a massage.
Now, we will reapply once for a 20 minute massage just to maintain that smooth, easy glide, but it's not absolutely necessary.
It works really well as a moisturizer, especially on (fully healed) tattoos. It conditions the skin deeply enough to give everything a richer tone/color, but not so much that it causes breakouts.
One of the great things about this massage oil is that the excess can rinse away with running water, leaving the skin nicely moisturized, or can be fully washed away with soap and water.
As I said before, if you're using Sensuous as a moisturizer, the best time to apply is it right after getting out of the shower, when your skin is most absorbent.

I HATE this bottle. Not the look, but the quality. Seriously, it leaks EVERYWHERE, even when the cap is closed and screwed-on tightly. If it's not upright at all times, it will leak. Some people seem to have had better luck with their bottles, but mine leaks like nobody's business!
The bottle itself is alright. It's really basic, just clear plastic with a whitish/frosted looking pop cap. There is a purple label around the bottle with white and black print.
Overall, it's really discreet looking.

It was suggested that I write a bit more about how moisturizing tattoos works, so here it goes!
Moisturizing a tattoo is like moisturizing regular skin. When your skin is dry, it loses luster. When wet, either with water or lotions/oils, it becomes more nourished and takes on a richer, healthier look. With tattoos, the colors become brighter, which makes the tattoo look better. Moisturizing your tattoos can also help the colors of the inks to stay bolder for longer.

There was one night that I used this as a moisturizer, and my partner asked what I was wearing that had given him a hard-on for half the night. Just thought I'd share that fun little tidbit. Either he gets a lot more excited by nice scents than I thought, or the pheromones in this oil are actually effective.