I found that the Flower Balm works best on areas of the skin such as nipples and the clitoris, as those are the most sensitive areas. It tingles on my lips and tongue as well, though I can barely feel it on any other skin. I thought it took a lot of this stuff to sufficiently enjoy, as the tingling wore off about 10 minutes or so after I applied it. I wanted to feel it for a bit longer, so I applied it a couple more times.

Flower Balm should work on anyone, though it says, "For Her Pleasure." I noticed there is a Rocket Balm on Eden Fantasys as well, so I am guessing that is the "male version."

This product would be great for foreplay, or use during sex to help stimulate a man or a woman. The back of the tin says that it is not compatible with latex, so I would stay away from condoms with this. It also lists that if irritation occurs, to discontinue use. I had no irritation from it, though I don't really have sensitive skin.

The Flower Balm feels pretty much just like a lip balm. It rubs in very smooth, like a lotion would, and absorbs fast. As soon as it starts absorbing, I can feel it start tingling. It leaves a slight mint smell on my skin, and leaves my skin grease free.

The Flower Balm smells kind of like mint, but for the most part has no scent to it. It makes my tongue feel tingly, as I would expect it to, since it contains peppermint and menthol. I couldn't really taste anything from it at all other than it making my tongue tingle. It reminds me of the Pretty Titty Peppermint Pretty scented balm, which is essentially the same product.

This stuff didn't last long at all. It made my skin for maybe 10 minutes or so, if not less. Since my skin absorbed all of it, I didn't really need to wash myself up after using the Flower Balm. I suppose if someone really wanted to wash themselves up, just plain soap and hot water would get it off.

There really is only one feature of this product, which is tingling. I liked it, as sometimes a boyfriend does not have enough hands to touch everything on a girl's body. Same thing goes with his body. This helped keep different parts of me pleased while he was busy doing other things with his hands and mouth.

I can't really think of anything I don't like about this product. The tin is only one ounce, but that seems to be a lot when you are just rubbing out a small amount like you would out of a lip balm tin.

My tin of Flower Balm came in a little box that held the balm and a paper with ten pleasure tips for women. The back of the tin has the directions for use, as well as warnings about the product not being compatible with latex. It also lists the ingredients on the back.

I think the tin is cute. Just glancing at it, it doesn't really look like a sensual aid, just a big tin of lip balm. A lot of the time, I just leave it sitting out in my room, and no one really notices it if they happen to come into my room. It is small enough to fit into any bag, so it is well suited for travel.

As I mentioned before, the Flower Balm tingles after it is massaged into the skin. It seems to kind of build up a little bit as it absorbs into the skin.