Large liquid latex - body paint by SVT Inc - review by Valyn

Okay, so let me start off with - this was my first time using liquid latex. I've never really been into the paints, dusts, or powders scene.. honestly because I never really gave it a whole lot of thought, I guess. A lot of dusts and powders also seems too sensual and romantic, and I'd rather be creative about romance, not just pull it out of a box. But anywho, my man mentioned liquid latex, so I thought I'd try it out and see what the fuss is about.

This body paint is definitely interesting stuff! Some things to note, if you're a newbie like me: first - it stinks. It has a rather strong smell that takes some getting used to, so I recommend getting a fan, or sticking your head out a window while using this. You also need to have some sort of painting device, like a brush, roller, or a sponge. The first thing I did was stick a finger in the pot and had it under my fingernails. It takes a few minutes to harden, but it's pretty flexible.

My tub o' latex came with the bottle slightly altered.. it wasn't a perfect cylinder, but that didn't seem to affect the latex any. The tub has a red warning basically stating to area test about a quarter size before applying to a whole area. It contains water, 100% Virgin latex, and 0.3% ammonia to stabilize and preserve it. The tub says it takes about 5 to 10 minutes to dry, and to re-coat between dry coats. The tub also warns that this stuff will stain most fabrics, and to avoid contact with clothing or furniture, etc. It also says that s kin prep with a glycerin or lanolin type of product will make removing the latex easier. There is a suggestion to use the body wash this company makes, but I believe soap and warm water should do the trick.

It's a very fun item, and can be a sensuous, then sexual endeavor to use with a partner. There is no end to the creations you can paint on partners!