Wendy's Salad Tossing Spray is a flavored body spray. This particular product is targeted to those who enjoy orally stimulating their partner's anus, otherwise known as rimming or salad tossing, hence the name of the product. I'd advocate using a dental dam when engaging in this activity and the ones that we have from Eden are already flavored. So in that regard, this product didn't work out so well. It is, however, more versatile than what the name implies. It can be used most anywhere on the body. However, since the second ingredient listed is glycerin, I would caution about use in the vaginal area due to potential for yeast infections.

The spray bottle puts out a fairly fine mist, so if you use it sparingly and don't saturate the area, it tends to stay in place. Given its taste and aroma, I expected it to be sticky if left to dry on the skin, but I did not find this to be case. The most noticeable thing that remained when it dried was the glitter.

The flavor we tried was lollipop, although I believe it is called "candy" on Eden. It definitely has the taste and aroma of hard candy. It is very sweet, a bit too sweet for my tastes. It was OK in small doses when we used it during foreplay.

As an aid to rimming, I was disappointed by this product. The flavor of the dental dam that we were using did not mesh well with the flavor of this spray. When applied elsewhere during foreplay (neck and breasts), it fared better. The sweetness of this product, however, made it unpalatable to use for a prolonged period of time. Another important note about this product, it contains glitter (mica and titanium dioxide). As pointed out by comedian Demetri Martin; "The thing about glitter is, if you get it on you, be prepared to have it on you forever 'cause glitter is the herpes of craft supplies."
Thus washing thoroughly after use to get the glitter off your body should be expected.

The bottle is a fairly typical spray bottle as shown on the product page. As with any type of liquid or gel item like this, I like to keep them stored in a zip top storage bag just in case if a leak should occur. The glitter does tend to sink to the bottom of the bottle, so some shaking or turning of the bottle up-side-down to mix the glitter back into the solution may be necessary.
One last nit-picky item is that "titanium" is spelled incorrectly on the ingredients list.