What is the difference between

sexual lubricants, massage oils,

and warming oils?

Here's a hint: one goes

inside, one goes outside

and one goes in between.

Lubricants have been used for

centuries to smooth the way for masturbation and anal play.

Some couples don't need

lubrication for vaginal sex, but

others do. Although a woman's

body naturally becomes

lubricated when she's aroused,

often her body won't produce

enough moisture to allow her to comfortably enjoy sex, this is

when a good lubricant can

make all the difference.


Water-Based Lubricants

The water-based lubricants are

a great choice, they are easy to

clean up, condom-safe and

generally odorless and tasteless.

Water-based lubes will not

damage even the most sensitive

sex-toy

Silicone-Based Lubricants

With silicone-based lubricants

you don't need to use as much,

they last longer, are good for

use in pools, spas etc. Some

silicone dildos are incompatible

with some silicone based

lubricants, users should avoid

combining the two without

doing a patch test before use.

Flavored Lubricants

A flavored lubricant can add

to oral sex for men and women,

they are usually condom safe

and can also be used for

manual stimulation or intercourse.

Anal Lubricants

An essential for anal sex

these lubricants are usually

thicker water-based lubes

such as Sylk, KY gel and

Wet Stuff.