Wet Kiwi Strawberry Lubricant, 100 ml

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Pros: Unscented for those who are sensitive to fragrances; uses body-safe ingredients; compatible with silicone sex toys For sex toys:"Olive oil can be used with toys, although it may be hard to clean off of silicone toys and isn't best for vaginal insertion," explains Caitlin V. "It's not well-tolerated by all people either, so test it on your skin before using." Again, a water-based lube is generally best to use instead. Most flavored lubes are water-based, making them easier to clean up than real food like chocolate and whipped cream. However, the ingredients that give them their sweet taste—often sugar, glycerin, and sugar alternatives like Stevia—come with a few caveats, Dr. Greves points out. “The stuff that helps with the flavor may result in affecting the pH balance of the vagina, the overall flora, and could increase your risk for a yeast infection.” Simple quantities of this lube work wonders. However, if you love to apply and re-apply, this product may not make sense to you.

For sex:"Vegetable shortening shares the same risks as other oil-based lubricants," says Caitlin V. It's still a time-tested choice, though. "It is possible to use shortening for anal sex, and has been popular among gay men." Safe to use with condoms? Compatible with latex and polyisoprene condoms, but not with polyurethane condoms Pros: Very slippery; long-lasting; compatible with all condoms and non-silicone sex toys; contains skin-moisturizing vitamin E; elegant-looking glass bottle with a convenient pump-top (and also available in a smaller, travel-friendly bottle) However, its closing attraction is the fact that aside from being sugar-free, this brand is also completely stain-free.Look at it this way too: why not buy a size that will serve well upwards of a month instead of opting in for the sizes that are between 1 and 3 fl. oz? Don't listen to anyone who tells you that good sex means never needing to reach for the best sex lubes to move things along. On the contrary, a proper lubricant is a way of prioritizing everyone's comfort in the bedroom. No matter what type of sex you’re having—even just solo sex—lube can make it better. Water, Propylene Glycol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Aloe Barbadenis Leaf Juice, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Tetrasodium EDTA, Gurana Extract, Ginseng Extract, Avena Sativa Extract, Polysorbate-20, Aspartame, Polyquaternium-5, PEG-45M, Citric Acid Only the water-based variant of this lube is currently available: if you desire any other option, you may be disappointed. It’s no secret that using lubricant is a great way to make sex more enjoyable. Many people use lube to reduce friction during sexual activities, including penetrative and oral sex. It’s especially helpful for those dealing with vaginal dryness that’s often associated with menopause and breastfeeding, explains Christine Greves, M.D. a board-certified ob/gyn and fellow of the American Association of Obstetrics and Gynecology. However, people can benefit from adding lube to the bedroom no matter their age, gender, or sexual identity—and the best flavored lubes are a great place to start.

Capable of keeping even the driest of women not only moist but equally flavored and ripe for the taking, every night with this lube brand is one worth remembering; a memory deeply ingrained in both the brains and nether regions 🙂 To get started, we’ll advise that you take a look at these 14 oral sex tips you need to try by Cosmopolitan. For sex: "Corn starch and water is a generally safe, and well-tolerated, water-based lubricant option," Caitlin V. says. She's even got a recipe for it! "It can easily be made at home by mixing a ratio of 2 to 4 teaspoons of corn starch and 1 cup of water, bringing it to a boil while constantly stirring. Boil until it’s at your desired consistency, remove from heat, and continue to stir as it cools for about five minutes."

Different types of lube

The best lube for you will really depend on your intended use. Per Dr. Eilber, oil-based lubes are great for more severe dryness, however, they can’t be used with condoms. Water-based lubes are usually less irritating and are compatible with condoms and toys, but they require reapplication. Silicone lubes are the most slippery, but if you will be inserting it into the vagina, keep in mind that silicone is tough for the vagina to clear. Flavored lube offers the same lubricating benefits of traditional lube with added scents and flavors. In this way, “flavored lube can enhance the sensory experience of sex,” explains Needle. Synthetic glycerin has a sweet taste, and is used in some of the less expensive drug store lubricants. Unfortunately, the taste alone is no reason to change your lube. Synthetic glycerin can trigger yeast infections in women and may have other toxic side effects. Another v subtle edible option: this long-lasting lube from Coconu. Made with coconut water, this option is free of artificial dyes, fragrances, and any vulvar allergens, so it's totally safe to use for both vaginal and anal sex. It's also 100 percent edible with a refreshing coconut taste.

Specifically made for women – and awesome in ensuring that the pussy is not only kept tasty for oral fun but also moist enough for sleek, eventual penetration, if so desired. Unfortunately, since it is silicone-based, it isn’t compatible with silicone sex toys; it can cause them to deteriorate over time. If that’s a dealbreaker for you, we recommend our best water-based lube, LOLA’s Personal Lubricant. Generally, water-based lubricants are the safest to use, especially when there are barrier methods being used like condoms. "Oil-based lubes degrade condoms and dental dams and can cause them to break," she says. Additionally, you should avoid silicone lube with silicone toys and reserve flavored lube for the mouth. "On genitals, these types of lubricants can cause irritation and even feed bad bacteria causing infection." For instance, the lube is one of the very few in the market today that can boast of being FDA cleared & being certified to NSF organic standards. Most lubes you might use for vaginal, vulvar, penile, or pleasure product play can double as anal lube. "With lube for anal play, you have a little more leeway than lube for vaginal play," says Rachel Wright, LMFT, a New York-based psychotherapist who specializes in sex and relationships.Flavors in this set include Wild Cherry, Mystical Mint, Green Apple, Watermelon, and Sweet Strawberry. Each bottle is 1 oz.

However, ensuring out-of-this-world sensations is not the only thing the Wet Tropical Fruit Flavored Water Based Lubricant is great for. However, how does the idea of combining the sense of touch with that of taste plus smell sound like? When being intimate, the last thing you should be thinking about is harmful chemicals in your body. Sliquid Organics Silk Lubricant’s silicone and aloe vera-based formula is free of any unwanted additives and is safe to use with rubber, plastic, and latex.And if you're just looking for a little something sexy while you're getting in the mood, flavored lube is your best friend for that, too. For example, let your partner squirt some around your inner thighs and clean it up with their tongue...then return the favor. Can't decide on a favorite flavor? No problem. Doc Johnson's extremely cost-effective kit contains five delicious flavors, from mint chocolate to strawberry.