The shop Kisskiss.ch offered us the chance to test some cannabis-based erotic cosmetics. No, you haven’t missed a major scoop about the legalisation of weed.
The products we tried contain cannabis sativa. Unlike its recreational cousin cannabis indica, cannabis sativa, the hemp used in cosmetics, contains no THC and therefore has no psychotropic effect, and is legal in France.
Originally, I was planning to compile my reviews of these products in a single article. But I couldn’t help but dissect the ingredient lists and describe in great detail the sensations and use of each of these cosmetics. In short, quick reviews were a no-go. So we’re going to spread this out over several posts.
Reviews of cannabis-based erotic cosmetics
Oh ! Holy Mary Cannabis Pleasure Oil
This stimulant is a cannabis oil for the clitoris (it rhymes!) or the glans.
Its official description promises “a unique, electrifying and intense tingling sensation” that “will shoot your excitement and desire through the roof”.
To use it, simply apply one or two drops to the erogenous zone before masturbating.
Read the review of the clitoral oil “Oh ! Holy Mary Cannabis”.
HighOnLove Orgasmic Gel: a cannabis-based erotic cosmetic clitoral stimulant
The HighOnLove cannabis orgasmic gel is a clitoral stimulant, based on cannabis sativa seed oil, i.e. cosmetic hemp.
Denser than the “Oh ! Holy Mary Cannabis” oil, it’s used in the same way. Apply a very small amount to your intimate areas before a masturbation session or a two-person sexual encounter.
Read the review of the HighOnLove orgasmic gel.
HighOnLove Edible Dark Chocolate Body Paint
The HighOnLove chocolate body paint contains hemp seed oil.
However, don’t go mistaking your partner for a freshly baked space cake. The cannabis sativa listed among the ingredients of this erotic cosmetic isn’t meant for getting high. But its taste pairs well with chocolate, for some erotic-artsy moments for two.
Read the review of the HighOnLove body paint.
