It seems that in the sex toy world, there’s a cream for everything. So far I’ve reviewed g-spot arousal creams, “tightening” gel, tingling creams and gels, and warming gels. One thing I hadn’t tried yet was an arousal cream. For that reason, I decided I’d do a buyout assignment on Classic Erotica’s Crazy Girl Wanna Be Naughty arousal cream.

The cream comes packaged in a small white tube. The tube is similar to that of a travel-size lotion bottle. It measures 3 inches in length. All of the text on the bottle is pink. The front states the product’s name and the fact that it’s a sexual arousal cream. The back offers very basic instructions and lists the ingredients and some warnings. I did not care for the instructions, which are just “apply to vaginal area.” The warnings state: individual use may vary; avoid contact with eyes; do not use if pregnant; if irritation occurs, discontinue use; and keep out of reach of children. The packaging includes a link for more information on warnings however the link does not work. I was able to find the product on the manufacturer’s web site and the only additional warning I found was to not use this if you have any STDs or are nursing. My packaging looks different from that shown on EdenFantasys however it is the same product.

Ingredients:
PEG-8, PEG-75, Methyl Salicylate, Niacin, Ginger Root Extract, Smilax Utilis Root Extract, Methylparaben, Propylparaben.

This product may be of concern to some users. It contains two different parabens. These are used as a preservative in many products. Methylparaben is actually found naturally in blueberries. They can cause irritation if you have a paraben allergy and some studies state a small link between breast cancer and parabens. The parabens are not known to cause breast cancer, however they have been found in breast tumors. For that reason, many people are now avoiding the use of products with parabens. None of the other ingredients raise any sort of concern.

The cream is pretty easy to get out of the tube. It’s a bit thin but still easy to squirt out just a tiny drop to apply. It looks like a milky gel rather than a cream. It’s somewhat see-through and somewhat opaque. It’s easy to rub on and does not leave skin feeling sticky, slimy, greasy, or anything else. While the tube is small (it only holds .5 ounces) I think I will be getting quite a bit of use out of it since I only need to use about a pea-sized amount at a time.

Wanna Be Naughty is supposed to be unscented. The packaging states it is unscented. However, once the cream was applied, I noticed it does have an awful scent to it. It slightly smells like Icy Hot, which I kind of like. It also has this stench like burnt hair or rotten stuff that overpowers the Icy Hot smell. It caused me to be less aroused due to the fact that I wanted to wash the stink off of my skin. This is easy to smell on yourself when applied to the vaginal area. I don’t have to get the bottle particularly close to my nose to smell it.

I will be going into my experience as to how this stuff worked for me below in the experience section. I would like to explain how this cream works as an arousal cream and how you’re supposed to use it. If you noticed, one of the main ingredients in this is niacin. Niacin is a vitamin that can be found at pretty much any drug store in the vitamin aisle. If you’ve ever used a 5 Hour Energy drink, you may have noticed the bottle states that your skin may temporarily turn a bit red from a niacin rush. This is from the sudden large dose of niacin into your system. Your skin turns red from the sudden rush of blood to the surface of your skin. Wanna Be Naughty gives you a niacin rush that causes the skin in your vaginal area to swell up with more blood. This mimics what your body does naturally when you’re aroused.

When you do decide you want to clean off the cream, soap and warm water, a baby wipe, feminine wash, or whatever you use to clean your genitals should get it off. Washing will also remove the smell of the cream.

I gave Wanna Be Naughty a rating of 3 out of 5 stars. I feel the product is effective, yet it smells and is expensive. I recommend using it only if you’re not concerned about parabens and don’t mind the smell. If you don’t want to deal with the stench, I suggest Shunga’s Secret Garden.

When we first applied the Wanna Be Naughty cream, it was during foreplay. The directions of “apply to vaginal area” are very vague. This product is best suited for application to the clit and the area surrounding it. I do not recommend getting it in or around the urethra. The sensations I felt from that were the same I felt when I had a UTI. It was not pleasant in the least bit.

The cream does offer stimulation to the clit. I felt some tingling (which tends to be rare for me to feel) and warmth as the blood rushed to my clit. While it did not make my clit any more sensitive, it made me a little bit more ready for stimulation in that area. The effects of the cream lasted maybe 20 minutes tops. It took a couple of minutes for the effects to start. I wouldn’t consider the tingling mind-blowing or anything. It felt good, but not amazing.

We did try using this on other areas of the body and found it ineffective. It caused slight tingling sensations on his penis for a couple of minutes, but then it went away. It did nothing on nipples. This is best suited for use on the clit.

Once you’re done with Wanna Be Naughty, I strongly recommend urinating, especially if you have a burning sensation in your urethra. After urinating, the burning sensation went away for me. I made sure to wipe myself off with a baby wipe as well.

While I found Wanna Be Naughty to be somewhat stimulating, I probably will not be reaching for it often. It performed as I was expecting, however it wasn’t spectacular. I would have liked to see the addition of menthol or peppermint oil, which would increase the tingling sensations offered by the cream.

I would like to note that my experiences with the cream should not be expected as the typical results of the cream. Everyone’s bodies are different. Someone may experience much more stimulating effects of the cream, while someone else may feel nothing.

Bleh. Just looking at this product online conjures up memories of the stench/burning sensation I felt. I have not used this arousal cream since my initial review just because I am not really willing to possibly experience that burning sensation again if it gets too close to my urethra. I'm pretty close to throwing in the towel with these kinds of products. There is one last one I've been curious about, but after that I'm done. The light amounts of tingling I feel with this are not enough to make up for the burning, stink, and high price of the cream.