The intended use for these cans of edible spray paint is as foreplay. If you have ever been interested in graffiti, but don't have the balls to go spray paint a wall, here is your shot. Graffiti all over your lovers body. Whether you use the included stencils or create your own designs, these edible spray paints give you the option to be creative with your foreplay.

I purchased both the Purple/Grape and the Red/Strawberry, since I was hosting an event. Sadly, I thought these tasted nothing like their intended tastes, but that doesn't mean they can't still be fun. Get your partner dirty and get yourself dirty, and instead of licking it off, just take a shower together.

This product should not be used on, in, or around the vagina. Since these are intended to be edible, they may contain sugar or fructose, both of with are bad for the vagina and may cause yeast infections. It you apply to a penis, make sure to was the penis thoroughly before having sex.

The paint inside these cans are very thin. When you spray onto your lover, you are most likely going to get a least a little bit of run down. This paint feels like Gatorade(or sugar water) on fingers and becomes sticky before it is at all absorbed into skin. If you allow to dry on skin, it doesn't exactly dry, it just becomes sticky. It is very thin with not texture whatsoever. When spraying too close to your partner, the runny problem is even worse. Be prepared for this! Either lay down an old sheet you don't care about or towel you don't like. This stuff does stain so DO NOT use your good linen.

When it sprays, it looks very similar to spray paint, and even smells like aerosol. When sprayed, it looks like a mist, as it should. On skin, it is not oily or greasy at all, but feels like liquid. It does become sticky rather quickly.

The smell of both the grape and strawberry remind me more of hairspray than their intended smells. Even on skin, neither smelled like their intended tastes. The smell is remarkably similar to aerosol. Even after allowing the spray paint a bit of time to dry on skin, you can still smell the aerosol aroma.

The taste problem was worse than my issues with their smells. While their was a hint or their intended tastes, they both tasted more like aerosol than anything. The red has a hint of the strawberry taste, but the aerosol/hairspray taste was much more dominant. The purple as well does have a hint of a grape taste but it is lessened by how powerful the bad taste of it was. The aerosol taste does lessen as the spray paint is allowed time to dry, but it never dissipates.

If you are not looking for something that tastes great, these are just for you. They function just fine as body spray paint, though they are a bit runny. The taste was pretty bad in my opinion and I would not purchase them again, but since I have two cans laying around, I do intend on finishing them off.

After use, you will be quite sticky, and will require a shower. Soap and water does the trick and removes all the stickiness from your skin. With the red, it does leave red marks on your skin, as though you had been playing with dye. The purple did not do this. The red did wash off after the second days shower.

Each spray can contains 1.7 fl. oz., and that should last you for at least 5 uses. I have used them both twice and still can shake the can and hear plenty more in there. These cans are extremely flammable according to the packaging, so keep them away from your heat vents, hair straighteners, and if you are lucky enough to have one, your fireplace.

Size Comparison with a Shunga candle:

These spray paints come to you in some pretty wild packaging. Mostly black with a combination of bright colors and white. They come on a thin piece of cardboard, connected and held in place by a piece of clear plastic. When opening, you will ruin the packaging. But that's okay because each spray can has it's own lid and can be stored almost anywhere. If you compare the Strawberry and Grape cans, you will notice they are completely different. The come in the same exact packaging, but the cans themselves are different in design. Both cans contain 1.7 fluid ounces. Both cans also come with their own lid, so once you have ruined the packaging getting it out, you can store in your toy box or anywhere. These lids also make traveling a breeze, and you won't have to worry about leaks.

Red/Strawberry:

Purple/Grape:

The packaging claims that the paint doesn't stain, but here is my proof that it does.

Before anyone has a chance to ask, that wash cloth has been through the washer and dryer twice!

Whole Package Front:

Whole Back:

Close up of English directions:


Sadly, the cans themselves cannot be recycled. But both the plastic and carboard used to make the package can be recycled. Please remember to set the package out with the rest of your recycling.

These were another part of the fun at my fellows birthday sexy party. At the time, I didn't really mind using a package of eden wipes and a few washcloths to keep the edible spray paint from getting on my bed. But now that I'm out a few washcloths since they are stained, I am not so pleased. I highly recommend investing in 2 packages of Eden Wipes to keep from using your washcloths and ruining them.

I bought both the red and the purple, and while the colors were the color they were supposed to be, I didn't think they tasted anything like grapes or strawberry.