Silky Sheets is a pheromone spray intended for turning you on while also making your bed smell fresh. It can be used before sex to make the sheets feel fresh and yummy or after to help dry up the wet spots that usually appear after sex. It can be used similarly to Febreeze. It makes sheets smell and feel luxurious. It is enhanced with pheromones and can be used to entice your partner.

Silky Sheets is a powder mist and comes out exactly how it sounds. I found this out the hard way when I held it too close to our dark purple sheets and sprayed. There was a small white powder-y layer on top of them. If this happens to you, it washes out easily, so don't worry. Just make sure you hold the can about 8 inches away from the surface you are spraying, and there shouldn't be too much residue. It goes on pretty thin and smells amazing. It is very smooth and actually makes your sheets feel silky. I spray ours with it almost every day just to freshen the room up a little bit.

Of the various Silky Sheets scents, I chose Spring Rain, and I highly recommend it. It doesn't smell too sweet or too musky, and it just makes the room feel fresh. The scent actually reminds me a lot of fabric softener or laundry detergent. It is very mild, and it is good for those with sensitive noses.

As far as taste goes, I'm not even going to try. I would recommend that you don't either, and it is definitely not made for tasting.

This spray supposedly contains pheromones to get you going, but I highly doubt that it contains any/enough to really make a difference. However, I did not buy this product expecting a difference in moods. I bought it for the freshening effect, the smell, and the silkiness. If you are looking for a pheromone enhancer, stay away from this product. We didn't notice a difference in sex drive at all. We're much more active than the average couple!

The can comes in a bag that is rolled up and taped shut. Once you remove the bag, you have a typical aerosol can with a removable cap. It did not come with instructions as they are clearly labeled directly on the can.

The front of mine says:
Silky Sheets
Pheromone
Powder Mist
for Sensual Sheets
(picture of flower and wet leaf)
Spring Rain
Warning: Contents Under Pressure
4 Oz. Net Weight

The back says:
A delightfully fragranced powder mist
with a Pheromone sexual attractant.
Scent sheets for a pleasurable sensual experience.
Sprays on DRY...adds a luxurious silkiness to bedding.
Just spray & play!
Shake Well...Hold can 6-8 inches away from misting area.
Due to powdery consistency, do not use on pillows.
Keep pillows fragranced and sexy
with the perfect companion to silky sheets...
Passion Pillows Pheromone Pillow Mist.

[Warning about flammability and children]

Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Talc, Propane, Butane, Isobutane, Fragrance (Parfum), Mineral Oil, Copulandrone, Copuline-alike, Reconstituted Adronone.

(The talc is why it is powdery.)

Supposedly pheromones are the special feature of this spray. I don't really believe it. Why aren't they listed in the ingredients? This spray makes me feel clean - not horny.

This spray is great for after sex, I have found. The talc (when sprayed properly) dries up wet spots nicely, and it makes the room smell very pleasant. It makes the sheets feel soft and silky, and it makes the bed feel much more clean than when I usually do after going a few rounds with the boyfriend.

The only negative experience that I had with Silky Sheets was when I first used it and didn't really understand how it should be used. Now that I know about the talc and keeping it a certain distance from the bed, I have no problems. I really do like this product. I just wouldn't recommend it based on the "sexual attractant" claims.