Lovers body paint - edible paint discontinued by Kama Sutra - review by wwwww

I purchased this in the chocolate flavour and what I can honestly state right off the bat is that I wish the company had found some way of giving this product a nicer scent. When I first opened the jar and took a whiff, what I thought I'd bought was over priced chocolate sauce which is a shame because this is definitely an interesting product. At a glance, it seems like ice cream fudge in a jar but it actually has a very light, creamy vanilla taste to it. It's sweet, but not so much that it's overpowering and although it does leave behind a mild, sticky residue on the skin it's nothing that I found completely unbearable.

The packaging that it comes in is quite artistic in my opinion and the jar is so sturdy that I feel as if you'd have to put some real effort into trying to break it. I really love the way that Kama Sutra designs its products because it always gives them that added touch of being just as delightful decorating the top of a nightstand as they are when being used. It's also tightly sealed and sturdy enough to travel with. My biggest fear upon purchasing this was trying to take it with me somewhere only to have it leak and drip chocolate everywhere but once the lid is sealed on properly it stays in place.

My only real gripe is that the brush this came with wasn't up to parr. I do like that just like the jar it's small and decent for travel but the poor quality cheapened the product a little bit for me. It has a plastic handle and very stiff, white bristles that poke and jab when you press them against the skin. The end of the brush is also pretty blunt and thick which made it difficult to get creative with the actual body paint. For some people the prickly sensation of the brush might add to the mood but anyone with sensitive skin might want to just get their own brush just to avoid any possible irritation just to be safe.