Nipple elixir kissing spray - edible spray by Body Candy - review by sktb0007

The Nipple Elixir & Kissing Spray by Body Candy comes in a 6oz. spray bottle. The only information on the bottle is located on a round sticker label on the front of the bottle. The label states the name of the product, the company name, and the flavour. The back of the bottle has a sticker label with just the barcode on it.

The bottle is a clear plastic, which you can see the red coloured spray through it. The top of the bottle has a white spray piece, and comes with a clear plastic cap to cover this piece when not in use. The top piece seems to be quite tight on the bottle, so there shouldn’t be any issues with the bottle leaking. Body Candy has 3 different flavoured sprays available on their website, but right now EdenFantasys is only offering the cherry flavour. Below is a photo of the bottle.



When I had sprayed the bottle for the first time, it had taken a couple pumps before anything came out. After this, I had no problems with the spray not working. The temperature of the spray would depend on where you are storing it. When I had used the spray, it was a bit less than room temperature. If you store the spray in a cool place, it will be cooler when used. I will most likely store mine in the fridge because I think the cold sensation of the spray would be exciting. You do not need to store the product in the refrigerator though, that was just an idea of mine.

The spray is just a tad bit thicker than water, so it is extremely runny. Below you can a photo of the spray on my hand. The spray runs immediately after coming into contact with anything vertical or slanted. I’m not sure if the product stains, so I would suggest using the product while laying down, or with something underneath you so the product does not run onto your bedding, couch, etc.



The bottle sprays like any other spray product. The closer you spray, the more centralized the spray is on the body part. The further you spray, the wider the area is that the spray covers. It sprays quite well, and I have not seen it dribble yet. I had tried to take photos of the spray on my arm, but it was so runny that I was unable to take a good photo. Below are two photos of the spray, used on a napkin. The first photo shows you how it sprays at a closer distance to your target, and the second is from a further distance.



I cannot smell the spray when I put my nose up to the spray area on the bottle. When I sprayed the product onto my hand, I could only smell it if I had my nose right up to my hand. So for those who have any issues with strong scents, you won’t have a problem with this spray.

The taste of the spray is quite subtle. When I licked the spray off my hand, I initially tasted a bit of cherry but it quickly faded. The spray does taste like cherries (not cough medicine), but it is not an overwhelming taste, nor will your mouth taste like cherries for the rest of the evening. There was no funky aftertaste with this spray. Actually, there was really no aftertaste at all. If you are looking for an edible product to completely mask any flavours of your partner’s or your own body, this is not the product for you. Personally, I like the subtle flavour because there have been a few products that have been far too sweet for me and upset my stomach; this spray doesn’t do that.

The ingredients of the edible spray as listed on the product page are: Sugar, water, citric acid, artificial flavor, sodium benzoate, and red 40. The one thing that bothers me about this spray is that the bottle doesn’t list the ingredients. This may not be an issue for you, but I find this to be a bit annoying because we have so many edible products and if I want to just grab one and use it immediately, I’d like to be able to do a quick double check of what is in the product.