Lovers body paint - edible paint discontinued by Kama Sutra - review by Sweet-n-Playful

Kama Sutra Lover’s Body Paint is edible and made to be licked off of your partner. This product is made in the USA, dermatologist tested, and hypoallergenic. It is flavored with natural cocoa. This product can be purchased in Chocolate, Caramel, and Dark Chocolate Raspberry. This review is written on the original Chocolate flavor.

Kama Sutra Body Paint arrives in a decorative, cardboard box. The box has the product name and key facts printed on it. Upon opening the box, you will find a 2 oz jar of chocolate body paint and a paintbrush. The brush is wrapped in plastic. It measures 3.75” in total length, with 1” of that being the bristles. You will find the bristles are quite stiff. I imagine this is because the paint itself is on the thicker side. The front of the paint jar has the Kama Sutra emblem and the back has brief directions. The top screws off and there should be a safety seal underneath. It is important to refrigerate the jar after it has been opened. If you would like to reheat it, the jar can be immersed in warm water. You can also microwave it on a low setting. Either way, make sure that you test the temperature before using it to avoid burning yourself or your loved one.





Instructions: Brush this rich body paint onto someone you love, then treat yourselves to a sweet treat for the senses.

Ingredients: Corn Syrup, Palm Kernel Oil, Hydrogenated Palm Oil, Non-Fat Dried Milk, Soya (Soybean) Lecithin, Vanillin, Ethyl Alcohol, Water (Aqua), Cocoa Powder, Food Starch, Gelatin, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate

A quick note: be careful if you are a woman that none of this product ends up inside of you, as sugars and their derivatives can lead to yeast infections.

This product applies to the skin very easily. The brush allows you to paint the chocolate on as thin or thick as you like, depending on personal preference. I did have a couple of the bristles fall out of the brush, so make sure to check for this before licking it off as it was quite unpleasant. The brush is not soft against the skin either; it has a bit of a rough feel. Now, as far as the chocolate goes, I have to say I was disappointed. Although I see that cocoa is listed in the ingredients, this product had a very fake taste to it. Perhaps this has something to do with corn syrup behind the first ingredient? I was glad I only applied a thin layer of this on my partner. Now don't get me wrong, it wasn't to the point of being inedible and I was able to lick all of it off my partner, but I don't think I'm going to be going for round two. Ending on a high note, this product did not leave a sticky residue behind. My partner reports generally feeling aware that "something had been on him there" and feeling he would like to clean off, but he says it was not an urgent or uncomfortable feeling.

I actually threw this away after the first experience because I couldn't stand the thought of it getting in my mouth again. Enough said.