Sexy Body Grafitti is meant to be used as an edible body paint/massage oil. In theory you use the stencils as a guide to spray paint kisses, XOs, hearts with wings, and hearts with devil horns and a tail on your lover before licking the paint off or massaging it around. In practice you're better off using the stencils for some other art project and simply taking it free style. You're also better off using it as a massage oil than an edible treat unless you want to feel like you are inhaling paint. Yup I said it, inhaling paint.

The ingredients include: Ethylhexyl Palmitate, C12-C15 Alkyl Benzoate, Tridecyl Trimellitate, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Tocopherol, Parfum/Fragrance, Limonene, Linalool, Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl Alcohol, Geraniol, Citronellol, Eugenol and Cital. May contain: Yellow (CI 47000), Red 17 (CI 26100), Violet 2 (CI 60725). If you are sensitive to any of these do not use this product.

Paint will stain clothes so be very careful to use only towels that you can bleach.

To wash off use soap and water twice! One washing only will leave a thin residue on your skin that will show up on your towels.

To use with stencils: Place stencil flush to body, shake can of paint, and spray a few inches away from the body. Remove the stencil when done.

To use free style: Shake the can and let loose!

To use as massage oil: Spray on body and massage as normal.

To use as edible treat: Don't.

Keep this product away from eyes, face, and genitals.

To use as gag gift: It is a gag gift in more ways than one!

Body graffiti is very greasy, thin, and runny. When applied with the stencils it runs everywhere making 4 out of 5 attempts for not. The paint is very difficult to remove from the can. The pressure inside the can is not very great therefor you must shake it hard and press down very hard to spray. Prepare for this one to drip all over.

The mango flavor smells fruity enough however the taste burns the tongue and tastes more like paint and fumes than an edible treat. Do not taste this stuff. It will cause pain to the tongue!

The Mango flavor states that it is an orange color. It is not. It is yellow and frankly because it runs all over you're going to look more like you have jaundice then sexy art work on your body. Furthermore, the yellow does not show up well on light skin so you might be hard hit to even discern if it is really there or not. Again, the stencils hardly work but freestyle is fun,however this stuff is cold! You will jump back from it.

Body Graffiti arrives in a plastic and cardboard package with a picture of a couple kissing with mock spray paint on them. Right on the front there is a warning that the contents are flammable so do not use near an open flame.

The paint is in a little 1.7 oz tin spray bottle under pressure. It's adorned in pretty orange and hot pink with the same couple kissing. The bottle does not leak.

The package is not good for storage, travel, or gifting.

We tried this out in the shower (without the water running of course) because we didn't know how messy this product would be. Both my man and I are light skinned so we were disappointed when we really had to focus on each other to even see the paint. It ran everywhere, tasted awful, and was often as cold as ice hitting the skin. We tried free style which was more fun. When we went for the massage we just looked like we had a liver disease, which was not sexy in the least, and washed it off. Even though we couldn't see the paint on our skin it got all over our towels. Not a good experience.