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Kama Sutra Honey Dust Coconut Pineapple is a kissable body powder that brings a beach-holiday scent into the bedroom. The 6 oz jar comes with a feather applicator, and the powder carries a coconut-cream note with a splash of pineapple, so a light dusting on the shoulders reads as tropical rather than perfumed. It's the full-size jar, made for couples who already know they like Honey Dust and want enough for regular use.
Most body powders are just about staying dry. Honey Dust is built around the moment of putting it on. You dip the feather into the jar, tap off the excess and sweep it slowly across a partner's back, collarbones or the backs of their knees. That's a tease in itself. Then the powder is there to be kissed off, with a faint sweetness from the honey and glucose in the formula. Take turns: one person dusts while the other keeps their eyes closed and guesses where the feather will land next.
The base is corn starch rather than talc, and Kama Sutra describes the texture as lightweight and moisture-wicking. In practice it goes on as a fine, silky layer that leaves skin feeling smooth and dry to the touch rather than chalky. The coconut pineapple scent sits close to the skin. Someone has to be near you to notice it, which suits intimate use.
A 6 oz jar lasts long enough that it doesn't have to wait for date night. Kama Sutra suggests a few everyday uses:
Keep application light. A thin layer is enough for the scent and the silky finish, and heavy layers just end up on the sheets.
The 1 oz Coconut Pineapple is a pocket-sized way to try the scent or to keep one in a travel bag. The 6 oz is the jar to buy if you'll use it as an after-shower powder as well as for play, because the bigger feather and wider jar make it easier to load and sweep. If you like the same scent elsewhere, the Coconut Pineapple flavour also runs through Kama Sutra's Naturals massage oil and Oil of Love.
The listed ingredients are modified corn starch, glucose, corn starch, honey, silica, flavour, sodium saccharin and sodium benzoate. If you're sensitive to fragrance or to any of these, test a small patch of skin first. Store the jar with the lid closed, somewhere dry, and keep the feather on top of the powder or in its pouch so it doesn't pick up moisture or dust. This is for use on the outside of the body only.
Browse more Honey Dust scents and Kama Sutra extras in our Kama Sutra collection, or see other body lotions and powders.
Helpful answers about Kama Sutra Honey Dust Body Powder Coconut Pineapple 6 Oz.
The scent leans toward coconut cream, with pineapple adding a brighter top note. It's a soft, sweet tropical smell rather than a sharp fruit one, and it stays close to the skin, so a partner notices it up close rather than across the room.
Yes. Kama Sutra makes Honey Dust as a kissable powder, sweetened with honey, glucose and sodium saccharin, so it has a faint sweet taste. It's a light dusting for kissing, not a food, so keep it to the skin and avoid inhaling it while you apply.
No. The base is modified corn starch and corn starch, with silica for a smoother feel. That's why it goes on silky and lightly rather than with the heavy, chalky finish some talc powders have.
Loose powder can leave a dusting on fabric. Kama Sutra recommends brushing off any excess before you dress, especially in light-coloured clothes. Applying a thin layer and letting it settle for a minute keeps transfer to a minimum.
Dip the feather into the jar, tap it once on the rim to drop the excess, then sweep it slowly over the skin. Short, light strokes spread the powder evenly. Afterward, shake the feather gently and rest it back on the powder with the lid closed.
Choose the 6 oz if you'll use it after showers or as a regular body powder as well as for foreplay. The 1 oz Coconut Pineapple suits a first try or a travel bag.
Kama Sutra suggests it: massage a small amount into dry hair at the roots, then brush through. Use very little, especially on dark hair, as too much powder can look dusty. You'll also pick up a light coconut pineapple scent.