Shunga is a Canadian luxury erotic cosmetics brand from Montreal, created by Sylvain Séguin and Manon Vallée, whose company Eau Zone Oils & Fragrances launched in 1988. The Shunga line itself was introduced in 2001, inspired by the traditional Japanese art of shunga — erotic prints that turned pleasure into aesthetics.
Every Shunga product is designed as part of a ceremony — from the first drop of oil to the final massage — which is why the brand is a favorite among couples who love to extend foreplay. The result blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern cosmetic formulation.
Brand History
Sylvain Séguin (designer) and Manon Vallée (cosmetics specialist) founded Eau Zone Oils & Fragrances in Montreal in 1988. In 2001 they launched the Shunga line, drawing direct inspiration from centuries-old Japanese erotic art, and in 2020 the brand marked its 20th anniversary as one of the recognizable names in luxury intimate cosmetics.
The Shunga Ritual
- Japanese aesthetics — inspiration from centuries-old erotic art;
- Canadian quality — premium ingredients and careful formulas;
- Sensory approach — scent, taste, and warmth in a single product;
- Gift-ready — packaging that's seductive in its own right.
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Check out the Shunga Frosted Cherry shower gel for a fragrant start, the Shunga Dragon potency cream with its famous contrast effect, and the Shunga Naughty Geisha set — the entire ceremony in one box.
How to Choose Your Ritual
For a first introduction to the brand, the shower gel or a single massage cream are an easy, affordable start. If you're after a fuller experience for two, sets like Naughty Geisha combine several textures and scents in one — ideal for a longer evening without needing additional purchases. The Dragon cream is a specialized product, so it's worth reading the usage instructions before the first application.
Care and Storage
Store the products in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to preserve their scent and texture for as long as possible. Close packaging tightly after use and check the expiration date printed on the packaging before long-term storage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Shunga come from?
The brand is Canadian, from Montreal, and the company behind it was founded in 1988 by Sylvain Séguin and Manon Vallée.
Where does the name Shunga come from?
From the traditional Japanese erotic art form shunga, which inspired the brand's entire aesthetic.
Are the products safe for intimate use?
The products are formulated specifically for massage and intimate use, but it's good to read the label for specific precautions.
Are they suitable as gifts?
Yes, Shunga's packaging is designed to look impressive and is a popular gift choice.
How do I store the products for longer?
Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct light, and close the caps tightly after each use.
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