We tested the Excite Woman Fly spray, intended for clitoral stimulation.
Directions for use
This spray is used at the start of sex or a masturbation session. Apply it to the clitoris (and possibly the surrounding area), then massage until the product is fully absorbed.
On its leaflet (rather badly translated) and packaging, it states that this spray is “hyperaemic”.
A strange word that, according to the dictionary of animal sciences (you can forgive me for the source), means “which causes the accumulation of blood in the dilated vessels of a tissue or an organ, hence a local influx of heat”. So, in short, a vasodilator.
Composition of the Excite Woman Fly spray
As for the composition, bad surprise: it contains parabens. It’s not uncommon for a cosmetic product, but it’s still bad for your health.
Bottle
The product comes as a spray, which makes it easy to aim and gauge the amount dispensed.
Flavour / scent
When it comes to flavour/scent, it’s minty, which, without being exceptional, is rather pleasant.
Effect
As for the effect, I was expecting a vasodilator, so a more intense effect than that of a classic hot-and-cold spray. I was rather disappointed on this point. The eXCite Woman Fly spray is a thoroughly classic hot-and-cold spray. The sensation it creates is similar to that caused by any minty product.
The product is liquid and not viscous. Which, depending on taste, can be an advantage or a drawback. The advantage: it is neither sticky nor gooey. The drawback: it does not lubricate.
The leaflet claims a reddening of the skin, supposedly “irrefutable proof of its effectiveness”. For my part, I was not exactly eager for my bits to turn into a chicken breast. Fortunately, that did not happen.
Conclusion on the Excite Woman Fly spray
The Excite Woman Fly spray is a thoroughly classic hot-and-cold spray. It fulfils its functions as a hot-and-cold spray, no more, no less. No irritation during use, or afterwards, which is already not bad (but I only tested it on myself).
This product did not really turn me on (but I must admit I started with a negative preconception, the presence of parabens – and the slightly worrying leaflet – having put me slightly off).
The only thing that sets it apart from other products of this kind that I’ve had the opportunity to test: it is liquid, and in spray form, which makes it practical to apply.
Merci à Kisskiss.ch de nous avoir fourni le spray XCite Woman Fly pour ce test
