Lovers body paint - edible paint by Kama Sutra - review by Melissa Smith

This stuff was amazing! I was kinda scared it was going to taste funny at first, it tasted like normal chocolate. It's meant to be used to lick off of your partner during foreplay. It comes with a little bristle paint brush. Some have said the bristles were too hard but you just have to keep it at an angle while applying it. Just be careful not to stab your partner with them. It is very sweet and is not for someone who isn't a chocolate fan. I tried as hard as I could to lick all of it off but my hands and mouth were just on a chocolate overload, we ended up having to get the remainder off ourselves with some light soap and water. It is too thick and so much sugar in this I wouldn't use it as a lube. Ingredients - Corn Syrup, Palm Kernel Oil, Hydrogenated Palm Oil, Non-Fat dried Milk, Soya Lecithin, Vanillin, Ethyl Alcohol, Water, Cocoa Powder, Food Starch, Gelatin, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate.

When you first open the paint up it is the thickness of regular store-bought chocolate frosting. I have heard many say to melt the plastic tub in hot warmer to make it a bit easier to paint with. It makes it a little bit more runny and I didn't prefer it that way, but you might. After the product is applied and licked off of your lover it is still fairly sticky. We ended up and having to wash up with light soap in order to get it all off. In the end it was all worth it!

The Kama Sutra regular chocolate flavor body paint tasted exactly like a chocolate tootsie roll. It you don't like tootsie rolls you might want to pick another flavor. You can also choose from Dark Chocolate and caramel. I can't wait to try the other flavors! It's a very strong flavor once you open it, it just has a deep rich mocha smell. But if the lid is on you can't smell anything.

We play with the product for a good hour while we have it out and it has never dried up on us. I strongly advise putting something underneath you if you plan to get buck wild with this. It doesn't stain just get super sticky. It was pretty fast and easy to wash it off of ourselves. The brush, however, was a completely different story. It was a lot harder to get the paint off of the brush, I really had to work it all off of there to make sure it was completely clean and the I thoroughly dried it. The bristles do tend to fall out if they are pulled on too hard.

The body paint comes in a light cardboard box. Inside of the box there is a little paint brush with bristles and a black plastic handle. The paint come in a small plastic container that is 2 fl oz, it weighs 0.4 lbs, so it would be perfect to travel with. The lid screws on nice and tight so there is no mess.