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Reverse is a 2 oz tingling gel from Doc Johnson meant to make vaginal tissue feel temporarily tighter. It relies on ginger, cocoa, cinnamon and pepper to create a warming, tingling sensation that draws blood flow to the area, which the brand says plumps the vaginal walls. It is odorless and tasteless and is applied by finger to the inner tissue before sex. It suits couples who want a warming sensation and a temporary tightness effect, but it is a cosmetic gel, not a treatment, and the effect fades. Rivals in this niche lean on similar botanical tingling agents, so the choice comes down to how strong a tingle you want and how sensitive your skin is.
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Owners describe a strong warming tingle that some enjoy as a sensation boost and others find too intense. Most see only a temporary tightness effect, and a few report irritation.
Reverse is a tingling, stimulating gel made to tone and temporarily tighten vaginal tissue. It contains ginger, cocoa, cinnamon and pepper. The gel is odorless and tasteless.
On application, the gel tingles intensely. This increases blood flow to the vaginal walls, which helps them plump up and feel tighter.
To use it, dab a small amount onto a finger, either yours or your partner's. Rub it carefully into the inner vaginal tissue.
