Will my partner taste the mint?
You will taste it. FLOOD is cool mint in a blue tin. SLICK is a mint taste in a pink tin. Fresh and smooth, not numbing. They should tell you first.
Yes, you will taste it. The mint dissolves in their mouth, and you are the person that mouth is on — a kiss, or oral sex. SlopyMints is a mint, not a flavorless gel. The taste travels with the moisture or the glide.
Which taste, which tin
SlopyMints FLOOD is the blue tin, cool mint. It is a cool mint; the mouth can feel wetter while it melts. It is not a dry-mouth treatment. SlopyMints SLICK is the pink tin, a mint taste. It is the non-sticky glide, in mint form.
The taste is described as fresh and smooth, without an overpowering aftertaste. The feel: fresh at first, then smooth, slick, and smooth.
What you should hear first
They say what it is: a sugar-free mint for moisture or glide, not a numbing spray. A surprise of taste or feel is unnecessary. If any extra taste is unwanted, a mint is also a no. Trying one alone, before you have to judge the pace, takes the surprise out.
What it does not do to your mouth
It does not numb. SlopyMints is not a medical anesthetic and not a numbing throat spray. The feeling stays. It is also not a treatment for clinical dry mouth. Sugar-free, made in France.
How they use it, so the timing is not a surprise
One mint, on the tongue, not chewed, left to dissolve fully. About 60 seconds. Shortly before the moment. The change starts as it dissolves and lasts about 15–30 minutes. Start with one. The other tin only after that, as its own turn — not two mints chewed together. The steps are on how to use SlopyMints.
Questions
Will I taste the mint?
Yes. It dissolves in their mouth, and you are the person that mouth is on. FLOOD is cool mint, in a blue tin. SLICK tastes like a mint, in a pink tin. The taste is described as fresh and smooth, without an overpowering aftertaste.
Does it numb my mouth?
No. SlopyMints is not a medical anesthetic and not a numbing throat spray. The feeling stays.
Should they tell me before they use one?
Yes. It is a sugar-free mint for moisture or glide, not a numbing spray. A surprise of taste is unnecessary. If you do not want an extra taste, the mint is a no.
How long does the change last?
One mint goes on the tongue and dissolves; do not chew it. It takes about 60 seconds. The change starts as it dissolves and lasts about 15–30 minutes.
Can they use both tins on me?
Only as two separate turns. The first mint dissolves fully before the second starts. They are not chewed together.
The product pages: SlopyMints FLOOD and SlopyMints SLICK.
