Lube is a little like masturbation. It's a big part of most people's sex lives, and almost nobody wants to talk about it. And, like masturbation, there are many ways to enjoy it. Even if you think you don't really "need" it, consider that you might really like it. Aside from the obvious uses, the right lube may be the accessory that lets you try something new or take an old favorite to the next level.
Furthermore, if you're struggling with irritation or discomfort, lube could be the answer — or the culprit. There are several types to choose from, and since every body is different, there is no #1 lube for everyone. If the #1 face moisturizer gave you a rash, you'd probably buy something else, right? You'd check the ingredients, do a little research, and find a product that made your skin feel good. Shouldn't your sex life feel good, too?
Here, we've rounded up a slew of the best lubes out there, plus the pros and cons so you can find your personal holy grail. All of them are body-safe and contain genital-friendly ingredients. Happy hunting!
Silicone Lubes
Pros:
The word "silicone" may not sound like the kind of thing you want anywhere near your most intimate parts, but the truth is, it's a very body-safe ingredient. Silicone is hypoallergenic and cannot be absorbed into the skin. But, the best part is its unmatched slickness and staying power. Silicone lube will not dry out, period. Plus, it will stay on in water but washes off easily with soap.
Cons:
Silicone lubricant cannot be used with a silicone toy (it will cause the material to deteriorate). It can also be tough to wash out of fabric, so, you know, try to be naked when you use it.
Swiss Navy Silicone Lubricant, $17.25, available at Amazon.
The best part about this long-lasting, ultra slippery lube? It doesn't dissolve in water, making it the perfect accessory for a bath-for-two.
ID Millennium Pure Silicone Lubricant, $19.75, available on Amazon.
This one is non-sticky and unscented, and is perfect to use with a partner for a bit of massage foreplay or on your own for extra clitoral stimulation.
Trojan Arouses & Intensifies Lubricant, $19.99, available at Walgreens.
This long-lasting premium lube is naturally smooth, and works perfectly well with multiple types of condoms (latex, polyisoprene, and polyurethane) — so if you’re allergic to latex, don’t fret.
KY True Feel Silicone Lubricant, $9.99, available at Target.
This dermatologically tested, skin-friendly formula promises not to dry you out. According to studies performed by the manufacturer, it's supposed to last three times longer than other water-based lubricants.
LifeStyles Luxe Silicone Lubricant, $6.99, available at Walgreens.
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