Doc Johnson's brand of sex toys are reputable for being enjoyable and worth while. Good Head (with the logo as a penis shape in all of its penile glory) is supposed to help make going down on dudes a more pleasurable experience for the guy. It covers up the taste of unpleasant genitals. It's supposed to give some sort of sensation to the users to make giving head more interesting.

I'm going to be straight with you that once upon a time, I was not a person who enjoyed giving oral sex to my male partner. Unfortunately, I'm a person who has a super sensitive gag reflex which resulted in having a just general distaste of the task. So we went out on a sex shop adventure at 2 am to look at what choices there could be for the two of us.

However, this water-based lube was a major disappointment for when we gave it a try. The Cinnamon flavor smells great and the lube has a really pleasant and changing texture/consistency about it. At first it was somewhat thick to squeeze out of the tube, then in mouth it quickly melted to a nice, almost-silky-like consistency. My (ex-)husband and I tried this product out twice; once to try it out and once more to see if it had anything we missed the first time. It didn't help, nor hinder, my gag reflex problem (which isn't a claim Good Head makes for, but it's worth nothing). The taste definitely off-set "wiener smell" and made it less unpleasant for being the giver, but it didn't do anything for him. Making head a little more interesting for him was what sold us on the idea for it in the first place above the other flavored lubes available.

I wished it had worked for us since the flavor was alright. We tossed it in the trash after we decided we'd never use it again since we found another lube that did the job. We would have kept it for regular intercourse or for use on me, but we just didn't feel the numbing effect. I imagine one could use it for foreplay or actual intercourse if they tried, but the glycerin ingredient is something to be taken in consideration when deciding to put anything on your genital region. (Side note on Glycerin: It does break down into a sugar, which can raise your BG if you're diabetic.)

Maybe other flavors are better than cinnamon, but I can't recommend it in good conscience.