Wicked Aqua Sensitive Lubricant Indulge yourself and your most delicate areas with this incredibly smooth and satiny, hypoallergenic lubricant. The luxurious Glycerin and Paraben Free formula is specifically designed for sensitive skin to heighten sensation & arouse satisfaction. Be prepared because this is an irresistible kind of dessert you won’t definitely have to miss. It’s light and silky to the skin and won’t feel sticky at all. Cap the night off with this pleasure product and be satisfied. Features: Long-lasting scent Latex-friendly Paraben-free Non-sticky No Aftertaste Vegan product Water-based To Use: Just simply apply the lube to areas that needed lubrication. Cleans the area with water. Why is lube a must-have? Vaginal dryness is real. But thanks to lubricant, not only it can add some extra moisture, but it also makes sex less painful, and more enjoyable. It is perfectly normal to use a lubricant, and in fact, a recent survey that polled 1,000 U.S. adult couples said sex has been better with lube. You can’t be limited with a Lube 101: Basics and beyond Picking the right lube should be as simple as possible. There are three popular base materials for lube: water, silicone and oil. The main difference revolves around texture and performance. Water-based lube Most lubes are water-based because they are the most cost-effective and excellent place to start out especially if you're a beginner. It will give a slick texture that is straightforward to wash off. It is non-sticky and also a good choice if you’re using silicone toys. Water-based lube like Wicked Aqua is perfect to use if you are using condoms because it won’t damage the latex, unlike an oil-based lube. Silicone-based lube Silicone-based lube is great if you want it slippery. Its great lubricity is effective in decreasing friction and material lasts longer in your body as well. However, once done, you need soap and water and scrub it off instead of just pouring down water because it is not easy to rinse off. Oil-based lube Oil-based lubes are the most slippery kind among the three. However, having oil-based material can irritate the walls of the vagina and can break down latex - the material which your condom is made of. The good thing about oil-based lubricant is that it lasts the longest on the skin therefore no need for re-application. How to lube-up the proper way? There are no right or wrong answers here especially if you’ve chosen the right lube for you and your skin. When you are in the mood but your body is not lubricating yet, you can plough ahead and spread your favourite lube as much as you need. Start off with a small amount at the size of a coin until you feel “lubricated” already.Before having sex with a partner, rubbing it on your partner’s genitals will help and is a great addition to foreplay. Ladies who are lubricated sometimes feel the need to add a little bit more to maintain the moisture and have extra help. The perfect lube will help reduce friction and will make your playtime more pleasurable.
