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Personal lubes for sex and foreplay
Discover our high-quality products for a fulfilling love life
Our personal lubes increase your sexual well-being.
Personal lubes and massage gels that increase your well-being. Discover our products for a fulfilling love life: For singles, couples and adventurers. Try it out!
Lubes – What to Consider?
1. Type of Lubes
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Water-based: These lubricants are the most versatile and suitable for most sexual activities. They are easy to wash off and generally well-tolerated by sensitive skin. Water-based lubricants are also compatible with condoms.
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Silicone-based: Silicone lubricants provide long-lasting glide and are ideal for anal intercourse. However, they are more difficult to remove from fabrics and are not suitable for use with silicone toys or dildos, as they can damage their surfaces.
2. Ingredients of Lube
Pay attention to the ingredients in the lubricant, especially if you have allergies or sensitivities. Many high-quality products do not contain fragrances, parabens, or other potentially irritating substances. Dermatologically tested lubricants are often a safe choice.
3. pH Value of Skin and Lubricant
The pH value of the lubricant should ideally match the natural vaginal environment. This is particularly important for the health of the vaginal flora and can help prevent irritations. Some lubricants are specifically formulated for couples trying to conceive and have a sperm-friendly pH value.
4. Application of Lube
The correct application of lubricant can significantly enhance the sexual experience. It is recommended to apply a small amount to the desired areas and add more as needed. Experiment with the amount to find what feels most comfortable for you and your partner.
5. Compatibility with Condoms
Ensure that the chosen lubricant is compatible with condoms. Most water-based and silicone-based lubricants are suitable, while oil-based lubricants should not be used with latex condoms, as they can damage them.