The girls talked about their favorite lubricants
In every article about sex they trumpet in almost every paragraph. Use lube, lube makes everything better, lube protects against pain and irritation, lube, lube, lube!
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But what is lubricant? How does sex with lubricant feel, how does it differ from sex without it? How to choose one so as not to aggravate the situation, especially considering that it should be applied to your most intimate parts of the body? You can rely on the experience of real people!
The girls talked about their preferences in lubricants
- “I love everything from Sliquid,” especially their original H2O blend or Organics natural gel. I have an incredibly sensitive vagina when it comes to infections, but have never had a problem with these lubes.
They are water based and can therefore be dried. Just add saliva or a small amount of water (I always put water in my hand when I have sex).
Seriously, I have a very short list of ingredients that are safe for my body. And this lube is one of the best materials I have ever tried, and one of the best for sensitive perineums. Plus, it”s expensive, but long enough” — Octopusbee
- “I have very sensitive skin. In fact, I am allergic to some brands of condoms due to their lubricant or spermicide. I prefer Joe, but they are hard to get (and that”s a problem for me now.” — antisocialmedic
- “I like wet lube. We use silicone-based lubricant since we don’t use condoms, but water-based lubricant is okay too,” dr_vonSexmachine
- “I’ll second the commenter above and say that any Sliquid lubricant is great. I use the flavored ones — blueberries smell good, have a mild taste, and go well with my body.” — betti_cola
- “Walmart Equate Lubricant. It’s cheap and doesn’t feel sticky.” ‒ HermyKermy
- “I use water-based lubricants for sensitive skin because I’m prone to yeast infections,” gigglesmocbug
- “I”m not a big fan of standard lube. Is she so. sticky? Or something like that. It just has a texture that I don”t usually like. Last year I ordered a lubricant (algae based, I think) from a Japanese online store. It”s advertised as having a more natural feel because there are no spermicides or anything like that, and I have to say that”s true.
“I”m in love with this lube! It feels very natural and not sticky, just slimy. Maybe you should use a better term. Plus, you don”t have to use much. Plus, once it dries a little, you can add a little water to make the lube work again. Highly recommend!” — susilverlining.
- “If you”re prone to infections like I am, the best lubricant I”ve found is System JoJo Agape. It is water-based, long-lasting, and does not contain glycerin, silicone, oil or any other irritants. I love it, it”s the only lube I buy now. Other lubricants have been quite toxic for me. Added bonus: Joe Agape doesn”t have a weird smell or bad taste, which is great for oral sex.” ‒ MrsWaffl3s
- “The water-based V from VIE Laboratories is incredible! It can be bought in online stores. This lube has never given me yeast infections. I”ve been using it for a month now, and in all this time there have been zero problems.
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- “I”ve used almost every type and brand of lube (water-based, silicone-based, all brands from CVS to more expensive ones), and Sliquid is yes, what we use now. The bottle is also cute, more like a lotion bottle than a lube bottle. No glycerin, no parabens! Love it!” ‒ sheisaeval
- “I use Astrogilide natural” and have never had a problem with it. But my body always reacts poorly to the KY brand,” ‒ captainbluesocks
- “I prefer sex with lube. Makes communication more pleasant,” lady-tippington
- “My boyfriend and I do a lot of kinky things, so we buy lube in bulk. Right now I have several tubes on my nightstand. Lubrication is great,” — account deleted
- “Lubrication is a must for me, it’s hard for me to get wet enough,” account deleted
- “I use lube if necessary. Friction causes pain — lubrication solves the problem. I don’t see any problems with this,” ‒ KeyNo47772
- “I don’t have any problems with lubrication. Sometimes natural lubrication is not enough. It dries up, or you don”t produce enough of it, or sometimes it doesn”t exist at all. This is normal and there is nothing to be ashamed of,” roxxxie97
- “No, personally I prefer to use lube because it increases arousal. It can also ensure long-lasting pleasure throughout the entire experience, including during foreplay. I don”t think of lube as something you should use only when something goes wrong. It is a necessity for many, and I think a useful tool for pleasure, just like sex toys.” ‒ Jrocksan
- “I can’t make love at all without lubrication. Endometriosis and pelvic floor dysfunction is “fun”, you know,” ‒ Starlight_Sparrow
- “Depends on what”s going on. I don’t like it when a guy thinks that just because he used lube, that saves us from having to do foreplay,” — Sp1d4rb0t
- “I”m a girl, I”m 22, and I want to use lube. I have had some problems with vaginal dryness since I switched to the IUD. Now it”s been years without a spiral, but the problems haven”t gone away. Lubrication just makes everything much smoother and more enjoyable. I use Honey Pot Lube, it”s the best drugstore lube I”ve found.” — No-Independence-1579
- “If she”s not wet enough for you, she”s not wet enough for herself either. Use lubricant so she can enjoy the process too. Dry sex isn”t much fun. It doesn”t always hurt unless it”s dry to the bone, but it definitely interferes with orgasm if it”s not wet enough inside.” — snazzy_gator
- “Lubricant can be amazing! Makes sex more enjoyable. Also helps if you have trouble getting wet,” ‒ account deleted
- “A guy I was dating recently had problems with lubrication, and he put lube on his penis. I’ve never seen any of the guys do that before, but I didn’t mind!” ‒ Soft_Caterpillar-618
- “I’d rather use lube than have either of us suffer from lack of moisture. This happens sometimes,” ‒ taylorsway2527
- “Lubricant sometimes really helps and makes sex more enjoyable! In fact, I was really surprised when my boyfriend first suggested adding lube, and felt a little insecure, like “I wasn’t enough” or something. But once we tried it, it turned out to be fun, and it helped me relax and have more fun!” ‒ AleXhnt
- “Because I take medications that mess with my ability to get aroused and my libido, it means it”s harder for me to get wet. So foreplay and lubrication are absolutely essential for me. Without this I will be in great pain. More lubrication means more pleasure,” ‒ Scaryb0u
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