This toy was definitely designed
This delectable, decadent powder is appropriate for a variety of uses. It is incredibly fine and dry, making it ultra silky and smooth on your skin. It is packaged in a satiny pouch with an included feather applicator for teasing and pleasing. It is ideal for stroking on your lover's body, dusting your sheets, or using as a
body powder.
I have the
Shunga Sweet Snow in the raspberry flavor and scent. Flavor? Yes, this powder is also edible, and incredibly sweet and candy like in its flavor. The raspberry tastes like sweet raspberry candy, and has no aftertaste and leaves no unpleasant feeling in your mouth. Use this powder and the feather applicator to tickle and flavor your partner's naughty bits, then lick it off for a tasty treat. Shunga Sweet Snow does not get sticky on your skin.
Because it such a finely ground powder and does not get sticky, it is ideal for sprinkling on your bed sheets to lightly fragrance them. And, unlike other linen sprays or scents, this will not leave an unpleasant taste in your mouth if you get some in there.
One of my favorite uses for Shunga Sweet Snow is as a body powder to use before a date or a special play session. The powder leaves my skin feeling silky and fresh, and makes me smell like candied raspberries. The best part, however, comes when my lover kisses or licks me and tastes not perfume, but delicious, sweet raspberries! I have yet to have a lover not comment in surprise at the fact that I taste as good as I smell, from head to toes!
The feather applicator that comes with the Shunga Sweet Snow is also quite delightful. I am normally not very sensitive to feather play and the like, but this applicator feels wonderful and intensely arousing brushing against my skin. Perhaps it is the firmness and softness of the applicator combined, but I truly enjoy having this stroked over my skin. Add in the silky powder, and you have a truly lavish and sensual sensation!
Adriana and Miss Jane, it is a wonderful product! Miss Cinnamon, it contains aspartame instead of sugar so should help keep yeast infections at bay. It says it may contain something called "honey bake," but I'm not sure if that is hazardous to those prone to yeast infections or not. I can't imagine it attracting insects, but I've never left it on the sheets that long.
If it tastes sweet, does it contain any ingredients that might cause an unwelcome yeast infection if placed on the wrong bits or even attract insects if left in the sheets for too long?
Awesome!
This looks very elegant. And doesn't get sticky? Wonderful!
I've used both, and honestly, have never noticed more than a slight aftertaste with either. Of course, I have sinuses from Hell, and my sense of taste isn't the best! But no, no serious aftertaste that I noticed.
Have you used Kama Sutra's version of this, and how do they compare? I remember tasting that one years ago and thinking it had a funny chemical aftertaste.
That little trick works SOOOO well for me! It also works with scented massage cream, like Kama Sutra's! (Theirs isn't sticky at all and softens the skin wonderfully. Plus, Shunga's mint massage cream smells and feels like Ben Gay--great for a massage, not so great for a night out!)
I love the idea of using this as a scent so when your lover kisses your neck it tastes good rather than the awful perfume/alcohol bitterness.