The arousing nipple gel is a liquid stimulant for the nipples, and it can be used externally as well as orally (at the tip of the tongue, specifically). It would be best used for foreplay and would make for a nice gift for a bachelorette party.

The consistency of this gel is far too liquid-y and oily for it to be a "gel." It feels and tastes like oil and is very messy. When dripped on the breast, it does not stay in place and makes massaging into the nipples feel somewhat strange and useless.

This gel is described as having "aphrodisiacal flavors" (whatever that's supposed to be) with "forbidden fruit", but i couldn't taste any distinct flavor at all. It is tasteless and has no distinct smell, either.

This gel reminds me of a tourist trap...you think you are going to come across something unique and out of this world, but end up feeling conned and cheated. This arousing gel is a perfect example of something that really should not be sold, because it simply does not work or achieve what it is advertised to do. This gel didn't arouse the nipples at all, not even a tingling sensation. There are no "aphrodisiacal flavors" or taste of forbidden fruit. It's basically just a bunch of oils put into a fancy squeeze bottle, with a naked lady on it and being sold as a "stimulant." It's false advertising, and is blatantly fraudulent.