I was really excited to try this g-spot gel, and when I purchased it I was just beginning to do g-spot exploration.
The 1 oz tube came in a pink box with a little instruction manual. The little booklet has information about your g-spot, where it is, what it is and several different sexual positions to help you find it. The booklet has instructions in English, French, German and Spanish. It also includes the URL for the company's website so you can view their other product lines.

The gel itself is water based, so it's safe to use with condoms and toys. It has a very light, pleasant smell that's almost minty. The taste is also light and pleasant, a bit minty and made my tongue tingle a little. I really wouldn't call it a gel, because it's a bit thinner in consistency, almost a little runny. It's a cloudy whitish color, nearly clear.

I applied a small amount of the gel to my middle finger, to allow me to get it where it needed to go. I found it fairly difficult to make sure it got to just the right spot because it is fairly runny. It has a tendency to run off my finger, down my finger, and just generally spread around. I also applied a small amount to the tip of my g-spot toy, to aid in proper application. Some of the gel definitely got spread around externally, close to my urethra. That was uncomfortable, and burned a bit. I also found that the gel that made it to my g-spot actually was uncomfortable too. It actually irritated my g-spot and made me much less likely to enjoy the g-spot stimulation. I used it several times just to be sure, maybe it was my technique, or maybe I was letting it sit too long on my skin, or not long enough, maybe I used too much, or not enough - but every change I tried made no difference. I continued to find it uncomfortable, and experience a burning and irritated sensation. This gel is a no go for me, sadly.

I am still glad I tried this product, because it definitely did help me become more familiar with my g-spot, just not in a pleasant way. I do really love this company's clitoral gel "Tickle Her Pink". That one doesn't burn me at all. From my experience with arousal lubes in general, I have found that I do not enjoy the warming sensation, but do enjoy the cooling sensation. I did not like the Wicked Arousal Gel, but I do like Tickle Her Pink and Cleopatra's Secret. So I think this may be hit and miss with some people, but if you know you like warming gels, you will probably enjoy this product as well.

After I stopped using this gel, I was able to really enjoy my g-spot exploration, and now incorporate g-spot stimulation into our normal sexual repertoire. I have concluded this gel just isn't for me.

I've tried this a few more times and it is still uncomfortable and stings. I still don't like it. I will be retiring this product from my bag; maybe I'll pass it on to someone else so they can try it.