Lubrication is often underestimated and its potential to elevate your sexual experiences is often overlooked. While it can certainly resolve dryness or other related concerns, its capabilities go far beyond that. Lube can introduce a new level of excitement and enhance sensations during intimacy, leading to increased arousal and pleasure. If you haven’t yet explored the world of lube, you’re missing out on a whole new dimension of pleasure. Embrace the benefits and transform your sexual encounters today.
Why Use Lubricants?
Lubrication serves a multitude of purposes, elevating sexual experiences to new heights. It can address feminine dryness, a common occurrence caused by various factors such as ageing, childbirth, hormones, treatments, medication, and stress, making sex more comfortable and enhancing sensations.
Contrary to popular belief, lubricants are not just for women. They can also enhance pleasure for men, adding wetness and providing a range of new sensations. Whether used during intercourse, foreplay, oral sex, or solo play, lube has limitless possibilities, making it a versatile and valuable addition to anyone’s sexual arsenal. So, why not add a new level of excitement and exploration to your intimate experiences?
Types Of Lubes
The majority of lubricants are either made of oil, silicone or water.
What Is the Best Way To Use Lube?
Lube is not just for partner sex, it can also enhance solo pleasure during masturbation. Whether using fingers or toys, lube can take your solo play to the next level.
Women can apply a couple of drops of lube to the fingers, slowly massaging it into the clit and labia for heightened sensitivity and an extra sensation. Using tingling or warming varieties of lube can make it more fun.
A sizeable amount of lube can be spread onto the palm and fingers for a satisfying solo session. Add more if needed and enjoy. It’s that simple!
Lube for Anal Sex
Are you eager to explore the world of anal sex? If so, lubrication is an essential component to enhance your experience. Whether playing with a partner or using toys, this area lacks natural lubrication, making lubricant a necessary addition. The more, the better, as lube intensifies the sensitivity of the anus, leading to increased pleasure.
For those new to anal play, there are lubricants specifically designed to relax the muscles and provide additional protection, reducing the risk of cuts or tears. The best anal lubes are thicker and longer-lasting, such as silicone-based options, which provide a slipperier and more viscous texture. There are several anal lube formulas that are water-based too. Additionally, they can be used with latex condoms, making them an all-around great choice.
Avoid lubes with tingling or numbing properties during anal play, as you want to be as aware as possible to prevent any potential harm. Enhance your anal experiences with the help of lube.
Lube for Vaginal Sex
Lube is a popular addition to vaginal sex, and for good reason. It not only adds smoothness and moisture but also enhances sensitivity and arousal by stimulating the nerve endings. With lube, sexual experiences are taken to new heights of pleasure.
We highly recommend our Wicked water-based lube, which provides a natural feeling during intimate play. Enhancing your sexual encounters becomes so much easier with the help of a quality lubricant.
Lubrication for Oral Sex
Similar to any sexual activity, oral sex can lead to dryness and friction. Using lube can enhance pleasure and improve your technique. Most lubes are safe to swallow, but you should use them sparingly during oral sex.
Start with a small amount and adjust according to your and your partner’s preference. Flavoured lubes are also available. Adding lube to your lips or hands can create a new sensation during oral sex. Applying a few drops to the clitoris can make the nerve endings tingle.
Pro Tip: If you plan to go down on a female then use a few drops of lubricant on the clit to stimulate thousands of nerve endings. It helps your female partner experience increased stimulation.
Which Lube Substitutes To Avoid?
We understand that sometimes you may have products at home that seems like a good substitute for lube, but it’s important to use a product that is safe and feels fantastic when used in personal areas.
Some common and popular substitutions should be avoided. Vaseline is thick and messy, making it difficult to clean up and increasing the chance of bacterial growth and infection. Baby oil may feel good, but it can increase the risk of vaginal infection. Moisturising lotions and oils may contain harmful chemicals, so it’s best to choose a product specifically designed for sexual use.