Silky Sheets is a pheromone based sheet spray. Being pheromone based, it's supposed to arouse the senses. My experience with this spray is that it's good for many things, but not really "to arouse the senses" or level of arousal. Honestly, it's a really great spray. I love the smell of the plumeria and the pear blossom.

This spray is great for absorbing moisture. When the "deed" is done and there's that pesky wet spot on the bed, who really wants to rip all the sheets off to wash them? Grab this spray and hold about 2-3 feet from the spot and spray. Because the spray comes out to be a slightly powdery form, it will soak up the wet spot and dry to a powdery finish, leaving you with the ability to wait until morning to do the laundry!

I didn't find that the sheets were really "all that silky" as it claims to provide. It was almost like it left a powdery film on the sheets instead. It wasn't uncomfortable or anything like that, it just wasn't what I was expecting. The smell is amazing, very intoxicating. I have found MANY more uses for this spray, too. Because of the powdery form after drying, you can use this for a room freshener OR:
-Deodorant
-Under the breast to help absorb any moisture that accumulates under the bra strap
-Panty Spray! Smell nice and help to absorb that nasty "panty sweat" that can so suddenly creep up on you.


During the summer months, this spray is especially nice to use. Running around after the kids, cleaning the house and running errands during the summertime can often cause quite a bit of sweat to accumulate in very unpleasant places. Spray the Silky Sheets along "trouble areas" and you're good to go! Of course, this product is great for a general air freshener too.

I found that the previous statement of the "feeling a little filmy" after spraying on the sheets was not so correct, afterall. I decided to use less and spray in a more dispersed way and it works pretty well. Still not AS silky as Id like, but it's a nice spray.