A Touch of Honey is a lickable honey dust. It can be dusted onto a partner and then licked off during sensual foreplay, or it can be used solo to give yourself a sweet smelling dusting. As an everyday thing, it works great behind the knees, under the boobs, inner thighs, or anywhere else that skin rubs together to prevent chaffing. This is great if you live in a hotter climate or during the summer when it's really muggy.

The main ingredient is cornstarch and that's exactly what it feels like. It's a talcous and chalky powder, but it is really light and dusts very easily.

If you apply a light dusting instead of pouring it on, it feels very soft and light. It does a good job at clinging to the skin without being sticky or greasy.

If there was such thing as a honey candy, it would taste and smell like this stuff. It really does smell and taste like baked honey, and it's not too strong for sensitive noses because it smells really natural.

A Touch of Honey is a pretty cute honey dust for the low price. It's probably not as luxurious as its Karma Sutra or Shunga counterparts, but it's still pretty great. I've barely made a dent in the container, and I've had it for nearly two months, so it's definitely going to last a long time.

It's not really necessary to clean off, but if you must, it just washes off with warm water and soap. It doesn't really rub off on clothes or anything, but still be careful with black or a darker material.

The dust does come with a Marabou feather-type of applicator that really isn't awesome at all. It's probably the only thing that I don't like because it's just so cheaply made. It barely has a handle, and the feathers get pretty icky after a couple of uses. I have a better quality feather teaser that I use instead, and it works wonderfully.

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A Touch of Honey comes in three different flavors that are all packaged pretty much the same: honey, berry, and raspberry. I have the regular honey flavor.

It comes in a 60 gram jar with a twist off cap. When you first open the cover, the marabou feather is held under a piece of cardboard. It really can't be put back, so it's no good for storage. I just put the marabou feather in a Ziploc bag to keep it clean

It has a pink label with cheetah print trim and no instructions. It does state that the product is not tested on animals.

The ingredients as printed on the label: Corn starch, dextrose, baked honey, sodium saccharin, and flavor.

The ingredients are super simple, and all natural ingredients are definitely a plus in my books.