Tenga Debuts New Lotion Collection

Tenga Debuts New Lotion Collection

LONDON — Pleasure brand Tenga has introduced a new line of lotions.

The company's thick mild lotion promises long-lasting pleasure, while its balanced regular lotion is designed for all-purpose use, and its light lotion is designed for a flowing sensation.

"Tenga's products all offer a variety of sensations, but we also know that lube can make all the difference," said Global Marketing Manager Eddie Marklew. "With the three lotions that all offer a unique feel, our fans can combine their favorite Tenga pleasure products with their preferred lotion to completely change the sensation of their next Tenga use."

For more information, visit Tenga.

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