I had no idea what this product is for. I thought it's just a lip balm but apparently, you can use it for other areas. I didn't feel the need to indulge in those activities since I've tried it on my lips and I believe that's what this is for. It moisturizes the lips perfectly while adding a warming sensation. I believe it's unisex, I haven't felt weird trying it (I'm a guy) and I'm sure I'd love to kiss a woman wearing it. Especially if it makes me feel the warmth as well :) It's not that shiny to make a man feel girly. It's more like a natural shine than of a lip gloss. A great use I can think of is definitely for oral sex.

It's all natural and made of organic oils, so I don't see any allergy concern. They are shea butter and oils from these plants: soybean, coconut, candelilla, apricot, jojoba, avacado.

It feels like you're touching slightly melted candle wax. It only becomes hot when you apply it. While in the container it reminds me of hair styling wax, only this is denser. It's easy to apply as some of it accumulates on your finger as you brush through the surface. It's non-pourable and will not leak or slide in the container. It's just not sticky at all. I have a hard time defining greasy but I don't believe this is greasy. It is most definitely oily. I tested a little on plain paper and made it look wet and somewhat translucent.

I love the taste and the smell. It is of a wonderful cinnamon and it lingers around. Try experimenting and drinking some delicious liquor like Malibu rum with coconut to magnify the effect on the lips or of the kiss. It's like a synergy of tastes. It's also great on its own. The aroma is strong enough to be noticeable but not that much to be disturbing.

You can feel the warmth almost instantly and it lasts a good 10-15 minutes. The waxy coat is noticeable for hours. I don't feel the need to wash it off as my lips eventually absorb it. If you wish to get rid of it for some reason, the best I could recommend is a kleenex.

What's not so great about this product has nothing to do with its material properties. It's just that the manufacturer should have made it more clear what's it for. Why be so cryptic about it if it's to be used as an arouser for sexy play? If it's some sort of lube or O-gel, then why not point it out? It's okay if the package doesn't have the exact words but people may want to know what's exactly the intended use. It says apply anywhere and things like that.

The packaging is sophisticated. It comes in a rather large box for what it is. It's 1.5x bigger than my iPhone while the product itself is half my palm. The box has glossy wordings on it and it's a cool black and red design. The same goes for the product container itself, which resembles an eyeshadow. You can see through its red lid. The cover clicks to close. The black container's material is infused with tiny silver-like particles, maybe to make it more 'chic'.

It has a warming feature, which is pretty decent. I wouldn't use it as a warming 'lube', however.