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Sex Lube 101
Choosing the perfect sex lube can be challenging. Today's market offers hundreds of different lubricants, each having unique components and properties. Trying to make sense out of all the clutter might make you not want to bother with it at all... What a pity. Whether you are a man or woman, when it comes to using adult toys, you should always use a good sex lube. It's even a good idea to use this stuff when engaging in manual masturbation or during traditional intercourse with your partner. Even though the human body produces its own natural lubrication, there is a limit as to how much your body with produce. So, unless you enjoy the sensation of roasting your genitals over an open flame, do yourself a big favor and take our advice! Both men and women have sensitive genital tissue, and using a water, oil, or silicone based product will reduce friction and prevent chaffing and discomfort. The slick feeling of a high quality lubricant gliding over your genitals will enable you to extend your play time. The enhanced sensation will also create a far more pleasurable sexual experience, helping you please yourself or your lover from dusk til dawn. Lubes are available in silicone, water, and oil based formulas and sometimes come in different flavors. When considering your options, consider what you will be using your product for: manual masturbation, toy fun, a combination of sex toys and your partner, bath time fun? Is it for oral sex or vaginal penetration? Is it for anal play? Once you've answered these questions, you will be better equipped to choose the appropriate product.
We've included a handy dandy quick guide to help you choose the right product to suit your needs. Feel free to view and print out the PDF formatted chart to assist you when you are shopping. Click the logo shown to the left to view the chart. Oil based An oil based product tends to be relatively thick and is perfect for men who like to jerk off. It has a more slick texture than water base and will not break down as easily. Oil based lubes tend to stain fabrics and deteriorate latex. Although these products are intended mainly for male masturbation, an oil based lubricant can be used for anal play that does not involve latex condoms, porous sex toys, or sex toys that contain latex. Never use an oil based lube on anything that will come into contact with the vagina because it may increase the risk of vaginal infections. Water based Silicone based We do not recommend, however, using a silicone lubricant with silicone sex toys. Generally, the use of a silicone sex lube will deteriorate a silicone product over a period of time.
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