Naughty and nice gift set - sensual kit discontinued by Lover's Choice Inc. - review by Dragon

The Naughty and nice gift set arrived and I thought that it looked great. It came in a heart box, and looked enticing. I was about to go on vacation, and decided that it would be perfect to take with me, so I restrained myself from opening the kit until later. My husband and I would be apart for several days and this looked like a great way to pack in some new toys for when we got back together. The kit contains a blindfold, rubber whip, two sex dice, and two candles. Perfect for getting back together.

I own and enjoy a suede flail similar to this one, so I was curious to see what a rubber whip feels like. We've never played with rubber before. When I opened the kit we were both feeling more NAUGHTY than nice. I wanted to play with something that was going to have a sting at least. The rubber whip is pretty much a decorative tassel. No matter the strength of your swing, you don't really even feel it. Just for fun, we even tried it on his cock to see if it would actually cause a reaction. It didn't. I grabbed a book in order to spank him. We ended up laughing at how totally useless the whip was. For a couple of days the whip hung in the hotel bathroom and then on the chair, because I wanted to leave it out for anyone to see. It didn't count as a sex toy in my mind. It became a tassel in reality.

The dice are fun, but they aren't unusual in any way. One of the dice represents body parts; the other is labeled with actions that you can take including blow, kiss, lick, suck, etc. It can lead to some interesting combinations such as "suck-booty" or "blow-feet." One night we played with the dice and the blindfold. We also were playing with some clamps at the time and the game we chose involved my husband taking his turn, rolling the dice and positioning himself so I could apply the appropriate action to him as well. It was as "naughty" as we could make the kit and a lot of fun.

This might make a gift set for a romantic couple that you don't want to offend. It's innocent and packaged well, but anyone that is interested in exploring their dominant or submissive side would be better off spending money on toys that work.

I'd love to write a follow up on this. The blindfold could easily be one of a collection of them. The dice are long gone. I've never been one to enjoy random combinations such as "lick toes." They might be better if you regularly play in the bath! The whip? I still think of it as a tassel, and I could swear we left that in the hotel room in St. Martin out of sheer disgust.