Here is one. The article said good and plenty so I think its important to have a black licorice.
I see star anise a lot in essential oils but Im not sure how close that smell would be…
You have a good point. The thing is, I really am concerned about having that issue happen again. It makes me feel weird, but I guess for the sake of science you got to make sacrifices. I might give it a second shot to find out for sure.
Haha, I believe it’s real. But I’ve known this girl for years and have smoked with her plenty of times and don’t recall this ever happening. So..
I’ve seriously never seen her this dry. There was like literally no moisture at all it felt like. Usually with me she’s soaking.
I’d also like to add that one time over a year ago I had heard about the whole lavender pumpkin pie spice science on women’s sexuality. I went ahead and bought the actual herbs and had them with me during my sexual encounter. The smell wasn’t pungent enough to be hit in the face, but it was there.
My results were nothing that I could notice substantially. No increase in vaginal lubrication or activity nor decrease.
So for me and a certain gal, this might be feasible, as opposed to my dealings with the 4sensuous scents - which I suspect the cucumber and licorice are the culprits.
I am really to scared to try that product again.
I’m thinking I’ll try this product with the general public so I can give everyone feedback. I already bought it, I might as well use it.
Interesting that one of the copulin products from the other major vendor combines copulins with cucumber and melon:
“PCC has a light natural fragrance of cucumber and melon that is not overwhelming.”
I’ve used this with some women before and think it increased my enthusiasm but can remember any observations of changed degree of wetness.