No.
You spray CS on a female plant (or just a single branch) for the first three weeks of flower, and then that plant will produce pollen sacks that will contain feminized pollen.
You then take that pollen and apply it to a different flowering female plant at about week three of its flower cycle. The branches that you've applied the female pollen on will produce feminized seeds.
I save my pollen in a 2/3 baking flour and 1/3 part pollen in 35mm black film canisters. I use a small artist paintbrush to brush the pollen onto the female plants I want to make seeds with. Realistically, you could just dump the pollen onto the plant, but that's messy, and increases the risk of the pollen floating around the grow tent, pollinating plants you don't want to turn to seed.
Never, ever smoke or otherwise use the branches of the plant that had CS applied to it!