The Rain of love g-spot cream with included booklet by Shunga exotic art is designed to help women locate their g-spots and help with the stimulating arousal process. The included ingredients is supposed to stimulate the g-spot and make it larger in size so it is easier to find during sex with or without a partner. The included instructions are very easy to understand. According to the bottle, apply to your g-spot, massage firmly in a back and forth motion, relax your body, drink in the pleasure, let it build, and dare to achieve the ultimate orgasm. The included ingredients are supposed to make it more sensitive to the touch and allow you to feel things you've never felt before.

Directions: Finger yourself until you find a spongy area with a small bump. Once you've located it, put a small amount on the tip of your finger and apply the cream to your g-spot. Massage firmly in a back and forth motion to increase blood flow. You'll feel it engorge, growing hard and sensitive. You can also use it with a vibrator either by applying it to the vibe or using your fingers and using a vibe afterwards.

Warnings: It is not recommended for pregnant women, people with STD's (specifically herpes) because the ingredient l-arginine in this product has been known to aggravate herpes. If irritation occurs discontinue use.

Ingredients: As you will see this contains glycerine and parabens so if you are sensitive to one of these products this product is not for you.

water
safflower seed oil
glycerine
almond oil
acrylates/ C10-30
alkyl acrylate cross polyner
l-arginine
grape seed oil
sesame seed oil
avocado oil
methyl paraben
peppermint oil
menthyl lactate
damiana extract
horny goat weed extract
vitamin E

It is latex compatible, so you are able to use it with latex condoms without any worries.

The climax gel is very easy to pour; all you need to do is squeeze the bottle. The harder you squeeze the more that comes out so be careful how you squeeze the bottle as you do not want to pour more than you can use.

It is white in color and is considered about the consistency of lotion. It is very smooth and easy to use. It will not run if you rub it into your skin immediately especially if you apply a small amount. When applied, it stays in place. It does not feel greasy or sticky on the skin and absorbs quickly.

Here's a picture of it in the middle compared to the Crazy Girl Intense arousal gel and the Pure Passion arousal gel.

It has a very strong smell of peppermint which I find to be a lovely aroma, but others may not feel this way. My husband has an aversion to peppermint smells so he doesn't like it at all. You can smell it while using the cream, but it doesn't linger very long. It should not cause a headache to those who have sensitivities to smells.

Arousal gels and creams are a necessary requirement with me so I've used many different brands from various companies. I would consider the Rain of Love to be one of the better arousal creams that I have used, but not the best. When applied internally, I can feel an immediate cooling response. However, since I'm still experimenting with my g-spot I can't comment on how it affected my arousal there since I've yet to have an orgasm vaginally. However, when applied externally to my clitoris I was able to climax with it, but it took me longer than when I use my Durex Play Utopia or Pure Passion Gel and I usually end up applying it twice. The feeling lasts for about twenty minutes so if you can normally climax within twenty minutes you may not have to reapply. Again, the results will vary from person to person.

It wipes up easily after use with Eden Toy wipes or water.

It came in a rectangular box similar to what you find a necklace in. On the front of the package features a Japanese woman on it. It has a "how to discover it, g-spot guide" that comes in several languages. The guide shows how-to steps for one and two persons. It features pictures of sex positions that arouse the g-spot for two people assuming that the couple is M-F. It also had a pamplet of the other products from this company and provides a little bit of history about the name Shunga.

The Rain of love is made with food and pharmaceutical grade ingredients.

I was able to climax with this externally, but it took me longer than some other companies. We did not use this orally because my husband hates the smell of peppermint so I can't comment on how it tastes. I have not had any side effects while using this and it did not cause any discomfort while using it.

I'm going to give this three stars out of five because it contains parabens, glycerine, and I have other products that perform faster than this one. It works for me so I'm not going to deduct full stars, but I do have other products that perform better and I wish it was free of parabens.