Tickle her Pink is best used as a clitoral enhancer/arouser than lube. First, it comes in a pretty small bottle and secondly, it dries very quickly. Arousal fluids are great in solo play and probably even better in couple play. I'm not sure that Tickle her Pink is safe to be ingested, so it might not add too much to oral play. I will say that Tickle her Pink should not arouse as much excitement as its advertisement hopes it does.

The texture is smooth and not particularly sticky. It feels more watery but it does have a gel-like feel to it. The tube it comes in is easily capped and uncapped and makes pouring easy. Be aware that it is a very watery substance so if you hold it open for too long, you may end up pouring more than you'd like.

The great thing about Tickle her Pink is that there is no strong smell. I had previously tried Zestra, and that had a very distinct smell. I did not taste this arousal fluid as I was not sure it was safe to be ingested, despite its use of all natural ingredients.

During my experimentation, the fluid was good for about 15 minutes. I did not use it as lube, so i'm not sure how useful it is in that area. I did not have to wash it off as it dried pretty quickly. With most arousal fluids, it either has a heating or cooling property.

Tickle her pink, with the addition of peppermint feels cool to the touch. Once applied, you'll definitely feels the coolness. The downside is, it makes you feel numb. Especially on the clit, it feels as if you applied an ice cube. It might be a great alternative who like ice-play but I did not feel particularly aroused when it was applied. That being said, I did experience a greater orgasm. I won't say that Tickle her Pink caused the greater orgasm, but it might have contributed. Other than that, it's not a particular favorite of mine.