Lubricants

What is a lubricant and what is it used for?
During intercourse, arousal and genital moisture greatly affect the quality of the act. If a woman does not secrete enough natural lubricant, friction, stinging occurs, and pleasure is replaced by pain and other unpleasant sensations. Due to the lack of lubrication, condoms break more often. Anal intercourse without lubricants is completely unthinkable, because the body's natural lubricants are not produced in this environment. And where is the additional pleasure of using various sex toys, which without lubricant can cause pain and even damage the body.

Of course, one cannot deny the fact that the need for lubricants occurs more often in women who have given birth, who are in menopause, as well as in the elderly, but in no way can it be called a disease. It is a natural change in the body that affects the quality of sexual intercourse, but a multitude of tools have been created for it, which can not only solve the problems that have arisen, but also help couples of different ages discover wider possibilities and feelings.

Types of lubricants by composition

First, let's divide lubricants by composition/texture:

Water-based lubricants are probably the most popular lubricants, they are light, quick and easy to wash off with water, perfect for use with all sex toys and do not harm latex condoms. Tends to be absorbed into the skin, so reapplication may be necessary during intercourse.

Silicone-based lubricants are silky-feeling film-forming lubricants that are durable and suitable for use even in water, as they are more difficult to wash off. These lubricants are also suitable for use with condoms, they do not absorb into the skin, so moisture is maintained throughout the act. True, they are not suitable for use with any silicone toys due to friction.

Hybrid lubricants based on water and silicone - less common experimental products, which, due to the small amount of silicone, last significantly longer than water-based lubricants, but wash off easier than silicone-based lubricants. These lubricants can even be used with some silicone sex toys. Also, their price is relatively lower than silicone-based lubricants.

Oil-based lubricants are rare and not very popular lubricants that are NOT suitable for use with latex condoms, as they damage their surface. Also leaves stains.

It's not that complicated, is it? When choosing which base lubricant you find most convenient and best suited for your needs, you should further consider WHAT purpose the product will be used for.

Types of lubricants by purpose
Lubricants for oral sex. Lubricants commonly offered for oral care are flavored and flavored and can be consumed. In this way, it is possible not only to eliminate potentially unpleasant odors (this does not mean that hygiene norms can be neglected!), but also to give the act more freedom to improvise.

Lubricants for vaginal sex. Vaginal sex is the type of intercourse with the largest selection of lubricants, as practically all types of lubricants are suitable for it. Of course, depending on your preferences, you can choose both an aromatic lubricant and one with an additional heat/cold effect, stimulating, desensitizing, etc.

For those who want to prolong the act, lubricants specially created for this or the cold effect are offered. Energizing lubricants accelerate blood circulation on the surface of the genitals and thus take you to the horizon of new sensations and a stronger orgasm. People with more sensitive skin can choose natural, organic or even vegan skin-regenerating lubricants free of artificial fragrances, dyes and irritants. It is also possible to choose products specially adapted for men and women, taking into account gender differences.

Lubricants for anal sex. Lubricants are prescribed for anal intercourse, because they usually moisturize longer and more intensively, create a greater sensation of moisture and also soothe and relax the anal environment. You can also discover anal sex toys with the help of these lubricants. True, an excessive amount of relaxing or desensitizing agents is not recommended, so as not to reduce attention to injuries.

Lubricants "two in one". Do you want a product that works for both massage and sex? Or perhaps both warms and stimulates? Delicious and warming? All these options are designed to make it even easier to unleash your senses and imagination.