Edible Fun

The pintura corporal comestible and the products in this section have a condition that should be clear before purchasing: they are edible, that is, suitable for the mouth and external skin. They are not products for internal use, and that distinction determines how they are used and where they are not applied.

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What's in this section

Format	Texture	How to withdraw
Body painting	Dense, applied with a brush	Warm water and soap
Flavor gel	Fluid	Warm water
Flavor Spray	Very light	It dissolves on its own
Edible powder	Dry, with a brush	It is the cleanest
Specific chocolate	Dense and fatty	Hot water and soap
Flavored syrup	Viscose	Warm water

Sugar, which is the key to everything

These products are sweet by definition, and from there comes the most important rule of the category. Sugar in contact with the vaginal mucosa promotes an imbalance of the flora and the overgrowth of yeast, and is the most common cause of discomfort after using products from this section.

The practical consequence is simple. A gel comestible is used on the chest, abdomen, back, neck and thighs, and not on the internal genital area. If you want flavor where sugar is a problem, the right choice is a flavored lubricant without sugar or glycerin.

Incompatibility with latex

Chocolate-based products or products with vegetable fats break down latex within minutes, and that includes most chocolate-type body paints.

If there is going to be a condom, remove the product from the skin with soap and water first, and never apply it on the condom itself. You have them at Condoms.

How to use them without ending up cleaning the room

A tip that is appreciated by anyone who has tried it: prepare the surface beforehand. A large towel or sheet that you don't mind getting stained is all that is needed and avoids the awkward moment afterwards.

Tempering the can for a few minutes in hot water makes the paint flow better and be applied with less effort, never in the microwave. And apply it in thin layers: a thick layer takes time to remove, cracks when it dries, and saturates the flavor in the first few passes.

Allergies and conservation

Check the ingredient list if allergies are involved. Chocolate, nuts, milk and coloring are the most common components, and here the product ends up in the mouth, so checking is doubly important.

Store them closed and in a cool place, and respect the consumption date after opening. It is also not advisable to replace them with pantry products: cream, honey and cooking syrup contain much more sugar and fat and are not formulated to be easily removed from the skin. Exclusive sale for people over 18 years of age.

Discreet shipping from Lace & Luna

Orders arrive in plain, unbranded packaging, with no reference to the contents on the outside, and the bank charge is just as discreet. Details are at embalaje discreto. We are a family store and here we prefer to warn about sugar rather than sell the idea that anything goes in any area.

Flavor, texture and expectations

Almost all of these products have a sugar or glycerin base, and that explains both the flavor and the sticky texture they leave when they dry. Those with a lighter base are rinsed with a damp cloth; The paint type or those with a dense texture need warm water and soap, so it is a good idea to have a towel nearby from the beginning.

As for flavor, the reasonable reference is that of a pastry product, not the actual fruit. Citrus fruits and mint are the ones that resist the best, and very sweet flavors tire you out sooner than you think.

Where they do not apply

Not on the mucosa or for internal use, due to the sugar content, which can alter the vaginal balance and promote infections. Neither on irritated or wounded skin, nor in combination with latex if the product contains oil, because it degrades it. And like any product with aromas and colorants, a prior test on the forearm is advisable if the skin is reactive.

Conservation

In a cool, closed place and away from light. Sugar-based products crystallize if they are cold and separate if they are exposed to sunlight, and once opened they should be used within a few months. The expiration date of the label counts from opening in most of these formats.