Would You Use a Spray On Condom? Protection in a Can Could Revamp Your SEX Life

SEX BOOST: The inventive design would encourage people to use protection - GETTY

LATEX spray-on condoms could 'change the whole experience of love-making' says designer.

The revolutionary condoms come out of an aerosol can like a deodorant.

Faster to apply and more fun that the standard condom, they are set to spice things up in the bedroom.

Dreamt up by design student Michele Chu, the spray-on condom has been dubbed ‘Girlplay’.

The prototype had a hard plastic tube with nozzles on it that sprayed liquid latex in all directions.

This means the 'condom' would wrap itself round any penis snuggly – providing maximum protection.

Chu, a senior student at Pratt Institute in New York, thinks the quirky design will mean people are more inclined to wrap it up before they get down to it.

It would remove the need for different sizes of condom and it would work for women as well.

WRAP IT UP: Spray on latex would remove the need for different sizes of condom

At the moment the quirky invention is just a design concept, but she hopes it will reinvigorate interest in the idea of a spray-on condom.

On her website Chu said the kooky concept was aimed at "bold daring women" and that she wanted to change "the whole experience of love-making".

She wrote: "It produces a line of spray-on condoms that uses the latest technology to fit each and every size, for both male and female.

"These spray-on condoms are made for the perfect fit, and function like spray-on bandages in the marketplace today.

"They also come in a set called the Lover’s kit, which includes multiple parts like bras and remote controls to enhance our customers’ experience.

"We create revolutionary spray-on condoms that are perfect for today's fast-paced environment."

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