Rain of love G-spot cream - g-spot enhancement gel by Shunga Erotic Art - review by SMichelle

The Rain of Love G-Spot creme is made by Shunga. It's a product that is geared towards females, as it is intended to be used to increase g-spot sensitivity. You could use this externally as well, though I personally could not feel anything on my clitoris when I tried this. I have tried this on my nipples, however, and it felt lovely there.

This creme basically helps to increase the blood flow to the g-spot, making it more sensitive. This will not work for every woman, of course, but it did work okay for me.

The creme also comes packaged with a booklet on g-spot stimulation. This little booklet gives the user tips for finding their g-spot, and advice on how to stimulate it in a pleasurable way.

The cream is white in color, yet it rubs in clear. It's also very thin, yet somehow it doesn't seem to run off of my fingertips. Applying it can be a pain, though, simply because of where you're trying to apply it to. I mean, the g-spot is hard to find sometimes, isn't it?

The cream comes out of the bottle with ease. You simply squeeze a little out onto your fingertips, and then apply it where you want it. The design of the bottle prevents you from dispensing too much of the cream.

This product also does not leave any residue behind at all. Instead, it makes my skin feel nice and smooth afterwards.

The Rain of Love G-Spot creme has a wonderful peppermint scent to it. It's not an overpowering smell; I can only really smell it when it's right under my nose. It's lovely, though, and it seems to really excite me. As for taste, I was really surprised that this didn't have any taste to it that I could detect. It's not meant to be flavored, of course, since this is not a product that's intended for oral sex. I had expected this to have a sort of strong taste to it, judging by the order, but I was wrong. It's tasteless!

This product is fairly easy to apply to your fingertips, but it can be harder to apply to your g-spot. Basically, you just want to push the cream inside of yourself, and then rub it on your g-spot. This can be really difficult if you don't know where your g-spot is, though.

Once you do get the cream in place, it can take a little while for it to take affect. For me, it took a few minutes, but then I suddenly felt a cooling sensation.

This lasted about 20 minutes, as well, which was nice. My male partner thought that it felt a little strange, though, so I only use this with toys now.

The bottle itself is a tiny black and white container. The cap of the bottle is flat, so you can stand the container up. The writing on the container is detailed, but it can be be somewhat hard to read.

Ingredients:
Aqua, Carthamus tinctorius oil, Glycerin, Prunus amygdalus dulcis oil, Acrylates, Crosspolymer, L-Arginine, Vitis vinifera seed oil, Sesamum indicum oil, Persea gratissima oil, Methyl paraben, Mentha piperita oil, Menthyl Lactate, Damiana, Epimedium, Triet