Silky sheets - spray discontinued by Classic Erotica - review by Red Riding Hood

This is an aerosol spray that is intended to be sprayed on bed sheets to soak up those wet spots you get when you've played long and hard. This is the main marketing purpose, but it's also great to just spray in the air to freshen your space. It has an added bonus of pheromones, which I am not sure work, but some may find them useful. The scents are primarily flowery and fruity and I think are really geared for females. I guess if that doesn't bother a man, he could use this product. I have several cans of this stuff at home, but I also carry one around with me, too. I would LOVE for them to have smaller sizes that would fit easily in a purse.

As with any product that you would spray in the air, you don't want to directly breathe this. It has a talc in it, as well (remember drying those wet spots?). Just be careful and cautious when spraying to avoid breathing the powder into your lungs.

Of course, there are people like me who did not heed typical warnings and use this product in ways that it was not intended for. (read on)

This sprays much like an aerosol hairspray. It's a fine, powdery mist that sprays evenly and lightly over your bed or in the air. If you don't go wild with it, it doesn't leave white spots and it shouldn't irritate. Do be careful not to breathe it in. When sprayed on a bed, I wouldn't call it "silky", but it does take care of any moisture that might have been left.

In not using common sense, I do use this on my body. I LOVE how it feels. My skin has an amazing, silky feel without it feeling dry. I do use cornstarch products intended for the body, but this stuff feels amazing when sprayed on my thighs or between/under my breasts. I try to hold the can away so it doesn't go on "Wet", but the powder lands on the skin and finishes drying and setting completely.

Taste - Don't even think about it.

Aroma - Magnificent!

There isn't a scent I have tried that I didn't like. I do like some more than others, but they are all good in their own ways. The scent is definitely strong when you first spray the product. After you spray the product in the air, the scent lingers about like any other household spray you might use. It doesn't seem to linger too much on the bed linens, but enough that it's worth the use. I expected a sort of chalky, powdery scent, and although it has these properties in the formula, the scent is fairly pure.

This product does exactly what it says it can do and more. Initially I just used it to freshen the air in my home or car, as I really didn't need it to dry anything at first. I really liked the scent, but I can't really say the pheromones work. I finally had the opportunity to use it when I left a window cracked in my car and a little bit of some misty rain had gotten to my seat. I used this stuff and it actually worked! It wasn't bone dry, but it definitely helped it along. I later began using it on my sheets and furniture as well.

Later on, someone I knew suggested I use it because I was chafing a lot between my breasts. I tried it and I won't lie... It stung like a beast! That said, it worked. It left a nice scent, powdered the chafed area, calming it a bit and preventing further damage and was simple to just spray and go. I never have any residual irritation when I use it on my skin. That said, the label warns against these types of uses, so IF you do what I did, do not blame the makers of the product. This may not work for everyone.

I also realized it makes a decent dry shampoo in a pinch. Of course, it's not going to work like a salon-grade product, but on the road, it really makes things easy to carry a few bottles that can do multiple things.

Packaging is about as simple as it can get. Think "hairspray". My only gripe is that the nozzle gets clogged quite a bit. I did notice it seemed to happen more frequently with the Spring Rain scent. I've only owned one bottle of it, but it seemed I was ALWAYS cleaning the nozzle. Maybe it was just a thicker batch, somehow. Apart from the clogging, the packaging is convenient and does as well as any other room sprays.

I have a hard time deciding if the use itself is a special feature. Typically, something like this would only be used to freshen the air, but this product contains talc, which dries up moisture on sheets after some frisky playtime. I personally consider this a "Special Feature". This actually works! I have had some sweaty nights or times where I sprayed my bed with product on accident and this really did help it dry up without using much product at all. Another feature is the pheromones that are added to the formula. I can't say these really work, as I've never really known pheromones to work in any product I've gotten. I will say that I do think it adds a nice atmosphere and pleasant feeling, but that could just be the scent itself.

I use this product daily. I mean every single day. From freshening the air, to my bedding to using it as a body powder or on my workout clothes, it really gets its mileage at my house. I have tried Spring Rain, Plumeria, Pomegranate, Citrus and Pear Blossom and I loved each and every one. I would have to say that the Pear Blossom was my favorite scent out of the bunch, but I am still willing to try more. I love how you can coordinate the scents with other products from this brand. It makes things so lovely and simple! It's also not tested on animals, which is a bonus for a animal lover like me!

As mentioned before, I have used this product in ways that aren't suggested on the label, but found it to be so useful.
Example :
While on a tour with a friend, our A/C cut out in the vehicle we were traveling in. We were in Texas and the heat was insane in the car. Not to sound gross, but we were literally dripping sweat. We stopped into the ladies room before the event and used this on our bodies to help freshen up and dry the sweat. It worked like magic! We used it all over. Hair, underarms, underboobs, back - All taken care of.

I am not trying to get anyone to do anything unsafe, but this really saved my skin that day. Use common sense and don't blame the product if you try using this on your skin and have a reaction. And don't blame me if you decide to be stupid like I did. However, if you are stupid and it works, I am welcome to taking some of that credit. (wink)