This stimulation gel was made, I'm sure, with the best of intentions. It did not, however, work as intended for me. I tried it several times my husband's finger, toys, and all to try to apply it to my gspot. More of it got everywhere else than actually to my gspot. When it did finally get applied to my gspot it was almost unnoticeable. It did not make it any easier to find on my own gpsot with a toy. It also did not stimulate me any more than normal stimulation from either a toy or my husband's fingers. Since my husband knows exactly where my gspot is located, without fail, every time we know he got the gel on there. The places that the gel hit that were not my gspot tingled a bit but there was no real pleasure or change in feeling. Oh well.

The gspot gel smells faintly of cinnamon to me. Supposedly it's pepperminty...but not to me. There was no discernible smell other than that really. I refused to taste it, so you'll have to trust me when I say it probably doesn't taste great. It was thinner than I expected which is part of what contributes to it being difficult to apple to the gspot. If you are really tight or have a very closed vaginal entrance it will be difficult to get more gel on the gspot without wiping it up your entire canal. The consistency was that of a smooth applesauce-kind of watery and smooth but gooey all at once. The gel was not as viscous as lubricant and not as heavy as lotion. Even though it didn't give me a very noticeable sensation I did wash it off. It comes off easily with body wash and water or even baby wipes.

The products comes in a small thin box with instructions/a guide book and the actual tube of product. The tube is 1oz of product. My tube was different from the one in the picture. Mine looks like a small concealer squeeze tube with a screw on lid. Because it is so small it would be very easy to travel with. The tube is NOT discreet though. I do not recommend leaving it sitting out or exposed, especially if you are traveling where anyone may see what is in your bag (unless you like that kind of thing).

The ingredients in this stimulation gel are (from the product page):
water, helianthus annus seed oil, glycerin, propylene glycol (and) diazolidinyl urea (and) methylparaben (and) propylparaben, acrylates/C10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer, menthyl lactate, triethanolamine, arginine, mentha piperita oil, daucus carota sativa seed oil, prunu amygdalus oil, carotene, horny goat weed, Fo-Ti, schizandrea chinensis fruit extract, tocopheryl acetate.

The booklet that comes with it is great! It's helpful even if you don't have success with the gel. It shows you where your gspot is located, gives helpful tips, and even comes with drawings of hetero couples going at it to best stimulate the gspot. I will definitely be keeping the book even though the gel will be given away.

I tried and tried to see if this would work for me. I used it at least 7 separate times to give it a try. Although my husband was able to find my gpot no problem and apply it successfully there was no response besides a light tingle that didn't change anything for me. Oh well...I gave it a shot and didn't expect a whole lot in the beginning.

I am giving this to my friend who is just exploring herself and maybe she will have more luck.