Fun Time Classic Natural Lubricant, Alcohol Free, Water Based, Blue, 75 ml

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If you are looking for a very long-lasting lubricant, silicone-based lubes are a great choice. They can be used for anything but are ideal for butt stuff (which always requires lubrication — remember that your anus doesn’t self-lubricate). Lube reduces friction, so lessens your risk of injury during sex. And if you’re using condoms, lube also makes it less likely that it’ll break or fall off, therefore increasing your protection against STIs including HIV. Using the more common latex condoms? Just ensure you’re using a water- or silicone-based lube, as other types may cause the condom to break down. And keep in mind that lube is not a contraceptive, so make sure you’re using the relevant methods of preventing pregnancy. If you’re keen to know more about contraception, find out what some of your options are now. Using lube during an act called dry humping might seem counterintuitive, but bear with me. If you can excuse yourself and sneak off into your bathroom for a second before things get hot and heavy, try applying a little bit of lube to your vulva and clitoris before any dry humping commences. The vagina responds more to pressure rather than friction, sex therapist Cyndi Darnell previously explained to Cosmopolitan. This is but one reason dry humping is considered better than sex to some. By lubing yourself up, you have more room to amp up the pleasure-inducing pressure without the potential of an underwear rug-burn.During sex with a male partner, dab a few little droplets of lube onto his perineum—aka the extra-sensitive spot between his scrotum and anus. Just before he orgasms, lightly tap your finger on the lubed-up spot to change the whole damn game and send him over the edge. "Additionally, lube can add a pleasurable feeling if the testicles are being stimulated or stroked," says sex educator Tanya Bass. 16. Use it for rimming You might not think to bring your lube with you into the shower or tub, but certified sex therapist and resident sexologist for Adam & Eve, Jenni Skyler, PhD, highly advises it. Water is not a natural lubricant (and could actually make things more dry), which is why lube is The Move in the shower. That said, lube isn’t just for penetrative sex. In fact, pretty much every form of play—whether partnered or solo, intercourse or outercourse, oral or anal—can benefit from some extra lubrication. The sky’s truly the limit when it comes to creative ways to incorporate lube into your sex life, and there are almost as many different kinds of lube as there are ways to use it. That’s why, ICYMI, we’ve taken the liberty of honoring our absolute faves for every sexual situation in Cosmo’s First Ever Lube Awards. (Yeah, it’s kind of a big deal.)

Water-based lubes are the most common. They are slippery and need to be reapplied regularly. Water-based lubes can be used with sex toys, condoms and diaphragms. Try to avoid water-based lubes that contain glycerin, as this ingredient can cause yeast infections for some people.

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In the immortal words of Samantha Jones, “Honey, they don’t call it a job for nothing.” One way to make blow jobs feel like less work and more play? Treat yourself to the delicious flavored lube of your choice. (And these days, you have a ton of options. Prosecco-flavored lube, anyone?)

Take it from us, sex editors who have spent actual hours getting our hands wet testing out just about every lube under the sun, this stuff can do amazing things for the skin. While we don’t necessarily advise swapping out your extensive skincare routine for a bottle of lube, some intimacy products actually do double duty as beauty products. For reference, see Selfmade’s Self Disclosure Intimacy Serum, which happens to work wonders on dry skin and cuticles, JFYI. 18. Use it when you masturbate Real talk: if the idea of rubbing your dry palms on your partner’s penis—or alternatively, spitting into your hands every few minutes—seems meh, have I got news for you! A generous helping of lube will make even the most awkward hand job giver look like a bona fide handy expert. Lubing up your partner's penis and your hand will ensure that any movement feels heavenly, and gives you more room to experiment with new techniques. Hello and welcome to the brave new world of arousal gels and serums—aka products designed to increase sensitivity and thus, well, arousal during sex. These products, some of which double as lube, work to increase oxygen delivery and blood flow to the genitals, making you more sensitive and increasing your body’s natural lubrication. Sometimes, particularly during the last few days of our period, it's really dry down there and placing a tampon can hurt,” says gynecologist Shayma Mathews, MD, a medical advisor for Playground. “Apply a little lubricant to the tip of the tampon applicator so you get a smooth glide in.” 20. Use it to enhance all the sensationsKeep in mind that you'll want to use a silicone lube because it won't wash away, but not an oil-based lube as it can break down condoms. And don't be afraid to reapply frequently as the body’s natural lubricant tends to gets washed away during water-based play. 2. Use it with toys If you want to take your sex to new heights, get your hands on some CBD lube. CBD acts as a vasodilator, meaning it opens up the blood vessels and brings more blood to the area, thus increasing arousal and decreasing discomfort. 9. Use a lube warmer