Sensuous chocolate body paint - body paint discontinued by Sensuous Beauty - review by queertastic

As a bit of a latecomer to the world of sex and sex toys, my boyfriend and I were a bit skeptical about how much fun the Sensuous Chocolate Body paint would be. I was also worried as a culinary student that it might have an odd taste or not smell like white chocolate macadamia nut body paint.

When the package arrived in my mailbox I was surprised at how small it was - I was even a bit disappointed. The container was 1.25 ounces of paint. Let me tell you, good things come in small packages though. The paint tastes like icing like you would put on a cake, and is very easy to spread as long as you don't over chill it in the fridge first.

We tried it on our faces and it was a lot of fun to clean up with our tongues. We slathered it on our noses, cheeks, even our eyes. As a result of slathering to much of the paint on, our skin became sticky -- a shower was needed after our play session. The body paint tasted like a melted white chocolate bar that had been in a car for too long. For our first experience in body paint, damn did this taste good!

There is no pepper or capsicum in this product so applying it to sensitive areas was not an issue. We applied it to both genital areas and there wasn't a problem with burning. In fact, temperature play with this item could be fun. Putting it in the microwave for 5 seconds (depending on microwave strength) could be an exciting way to begin to experiment with temperature play.

If you have already worked with body paint or are looking to get creative (i.e. covering the breasts and vaginal area) you might want to order 2 or 3 jars of this product. However, for body paint newcomers this was the perfect amount to get us started.

This product requires refrigeration. It could be a bit awkward for the parents to open up the fridge and find body paint sitting in the shelf. If you live at home, proceed with caution.

Due to ingredients and the possibility of high sugar content, we wouldn't recommend using the paint internally (vaginally - due to the issue of a yeast infection, or anally) or as lubricant, seeing as the paint is not water-based and does not provide a feeling that normal lubricant provides - however - sex is always a fun afterthought when showering.