I need some lube advice, my girlfriend and i have had a couple of things from this site in the past so know it's good, keep checking back now and then for deals etc :P
anyway, my GF is quite sensitive and we need a good lube that is sensitive but lasts for as long as possible, just because we have tried KY and a different type of KY as well as a few sachet versions of things with freebies but they have all been rubbish,
apart from this one kind called EXS clear which we had in a sachet and seemed really good, cant get it on LH though.
Has anyone got experience with sensitive lubes? Sensilube (durex) is the only kind i know and we havent tried that.
I'd say go organic! Organic ingredients are going to be the least irritable
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I'm the same as SLM, i like liquid silk, it is a great lube, but if you're worried about irritation, the natural range of sliquid is defo the way to go xx
I really love the Sliquid Organics: http://bit.ly/bQAMoi
By sensitive lube, I assume you mean one for sensitive skin? If so - the Sliquid Organics works amazingly. I have really quite sensitive skin (quite a few lubes have brought me out in a rash, and I can't use ANY Dove body care stuff either!) and this stuff doesn't cause me any issues - and lasts a lot time. Although as I mentioned in my review, the bottle cap's a pain in the arse at times! Can cause some fumbling...
glycerin. Glycerin breaks down into sugars, and - if you are prone to yeast infections - this may aggravate the condition. However, the research on this is inconclusive. Also, people with sensitive skin may react to 'parabens' - a chemical preservative - in the lube
Dont know what went wrong there its all the wrong way around! This is what it should look like.
Alot of lubes contain glycerin which breaks down into sugars, and if you are prone to yeast infections this may aggravate the condition. However, the research on this is inconclusive. Also, people with sensitive skin may react to 'parabens' - a chemical preservative - in the lube, however these are not a problem for most people. But you may want to try looking for lubes without these ingredients, in which case i would go for organic lubes.
Dont know what went wrong there its all the wrong way around! This is what it should look like.
Alot of lubes contain glycerin which breaks down into sugars, and if you are prone to yeast infections this may aggravate the condition. However, the research on this is inconclusive. Also, people with sensitive skin may react to 'parabens' - a chemical preservative - in the lube, however these are not a problem for most people. But you may want to try looking for lubes without these ingredients, in which case i would go for organic lubes.
Yup, you want to stay clear of any carbon based compounds that lyse or react into saccharides because as you say it may cause naturally occurring Candidas albicans in the vagina to switch into the hyphae infection modality.
That would depend on the type of silicone polymers used in the toy and the lube really :p
Ah, I just avoid silicon completely just in case. Too paranoid about my toys melting on me! I know it's strongly advised not to use a fFeshlight with a silicon lubricant anyway. Speaking of which, it's pay day. Time to check how much money I have and maybe pick up a few things. :)
I do agree, if it's a silicone toy, use a condom over it for silicone lube use - just to be safe. Some silicone toys recommend the use of silicone lube - always check the pack to see if it mentions anything :)
There are plenty of toys that are fine to use silicone lube with. It's hypoallergenic and great for sensitive souls, so is one of the best bet for anyone finding that they have adverse reactions to other lubricants.
I'll keep this all in mind but I admit to enjoy the ID glide lubricant. In fact I'll order some this afternoon but I'll wait for the other half to get here first so we can pick out a few other bits and bobs. About time I finally used one of my VIP codes. :)
I jsut wish you guys would stock more sexy lingerie that isn't crotchless.
Silicone is very thin so you will feel everything and it will last for a very long time indeed, we only tend to use it for sex rather than with toys as a lot of ours are silicone and we don't want to risk any heartache! We use this and have barely made a dent in the bottle - you only need a few drops!
We've not had any issues with ID Glide, but I know someone in the US who is unable to use any lube type of lube without having a major reaction, which did include the Glide.
I remember someone (may have been LH, may have been another site..) used to do lube sampler packs, but I don't know how good the range on that was.. it'd be kinda handy to get a 5-10ml sample of most of the flavours on the range for those with an ultra-sensitive tendencies.