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Small enough for a clutch bag and sweet enough to taste, Kama Sutra Honey Dust Raspberry Kiss in the 1 oz jar is the easy way to find out whether a kissable, edible body powder belongs in your routine. Kama Sutra describes the scent as vine-ripened raspberries sweetened with a touch of honey, and the jar comes with its own small feather for dusting it on.
One ounce is about 28 grams. That's plenty for several evenings of light dusting, and it means you're not committing to a big jar of a flavour you haven't tried. It also travels well: tuck it into an overnight bag for a hotel stay, or keep it in a nightstand drawer where a 6 oz tub would take up too much room. If raspberry turns out to be your favourite, the 6 oz Raspberry Kiss is the refill-sized version.
Of the Honey Dust flavours, this is the one with real raspberry in the ingredient list: raspberry seed oil sits alongside the corn starch, honey and glucose. The result smells like ripe berries rather than candy, with honey softening the edges. On skin it's subtle. You'll catch it when your face is close to a partner's neck, which is exactly where it's meant to be found.
Open the jar, dip the feather and tap it on the rim so you aren't carrying a cloud of powder across the bed. Then go slowly, and don't rush the build-up; half the fun is in the waiting:
Because the base is corn starch, it also takes the shine off skin and leaves it feeling smooth and dry, which is pleasant on a warm night. Kama Sutra's own suggestions include using it as an everyday body powder and dusting a little over bed linen for a light scent.
Kama Sutra uses the Raspberry Kiss flavour across several lines. Oil of Love Raspberry Kiss is a dropper bottle made just for kissing, and Divine Nectars Raspberry Kiss is a flavoured glide. Using matching flavours keeps the taste consistent from one product to the next.
Listed ingredients: modified corn starch, glucose, corn starch, honey, silica, flavour, sodium saccharin, raspberry seed oil, sodium benzoate and benzyl alcohol. It's talc-free. Check the list for anything you react to and patch-test first if you have sensitive skin; keep it to the outside of the body. Close the lid after each use so moisture doesn't clump the powder, store the jar upright, and keep it away from heat and steam so the raspberry scent stays fresh for longer.
Find more scents and sizes in the Kama Sutra collection.
Helpful answers about Kama Sutra Honey Dust Body Powder Raspberry Kiss 1 Oz.
It depends on how heavily you dust. Used lightly, for kissing and teasing rather than as an all-over body powder, a 1 oz jar covers a good number of sessions. If you plan to use it daily after showers too, the 6 oz jar makes more sense.
Yes. The 1 oz jar includes a smaller feather applicator, so you can use it the same way as the full-size jar. Rest the feather on top of the powder with the lid closed between uses so it stays clean and dry.
It's made to be kissed off the skin, and the sweetness comes from honey, glucose and sodium saccharin. Think of it as a kissable dusting rather than something to eat by the spoonful. Apply it to the outside of the body and avoid breathing in the powder.
Raspberry Kiss is the fruitiest and slightly tart, with honey rounding it off; it also contains raspberry seed oil. Vanilla Crème is warmer and bakery-sweet, while Tropical Mango and Coconut Pineapple lean more summery.
It's a dry powder in a small jar, so it isn't covered by liquid limits, though security rules for powders vary by airport. Pack it in a zip bag inside your case so a loose lid can't leave raspberry dust over your clothes.
Kama Sutra makes Oil of Love Raspberry Kiss, a kissable dropper oil, and a Raspberry Kiss Divine Nectars glide. Combining them keeps one taste throughout, which some couples prefer to mixing fruit with vanilla.
Keep the lid on and the jar somewhere dry, away from a steamy bathroom shelf. Moisture makes corn starch powders clump. If it does clump a little, close the lid and give the jar a gentle shake to loosen it.