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5 Tips When Using Lubricant for Solo Masturbation

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Lubricant is a great way of taking mutual or solo masturbation to the next level. There’s so many different type of lubricants to explore and trying them on yourself first is not only going to make some alone time more pleasurable, but will give invaluable knowledge when wanting to share a lube with a partner. Here's 5 tips to get the most out of some lubricated self lovin!

Try an enhanced sensation lubricant

Enhanced sensation lube comes in many forms, warming, cooling, or tingling. Further, there’s also flavoured lube or a range of scents to choose from. This isn't limited to lubes that are categorised as being "enhanced," this also refers to exploring the difference between water-based and silicone lubes.

Using any type of lubrication on yourself first is a great way to figure out what you'd enjoy sharing with your partner, or what you'd enjoy them using on you!

Lube up your other erogenous zones

The usual way of lubing up, involves applying a water-based lube to your penis, vulva or anus to enhance sensation or make things more comfortable. There's no need to limit the fun to these areas! Reduce friction in any area you find arousing, this could be breasts, thighs, abs, it's really up to you. Many people simply enjoy feeling a bit more slippery, the sensations all over your body make the buildup and climax that much more satisfying. Using water-based lube will also make things a lot easier to cleanup after. Time your solo satisfaction before a shower!

Lubing up your sex toys

Many sex toys are recommended to use with a lubricant. Some manufacturers will include a sample pack with their toy. If these are starting to build up, solo masturbation is a great way to use all of the packs without throwing them away, if you haven’t got a separate bottle of lube that is.

So, it's not only going to make masturbation more pleasurable, but is also really positive body safe practice. Before using any toy, you need to understand what lubricants are safe to use with your toy.

In summary, water-based lubricant is safe to use with all sex toys. The drawback being that it evaporates faster than silicone-based lube. This is why it’s not recommended for anal sex, as it may need multiple applications to keep play comfortable. Some water-based lubes like Wet Stuff Gold have bridged the evaporation gap, otherwise a hybrid (water/silicone based) lubricant also works.

Explore how much lube you need and prefer to use with your toy. Do you want a slight dab to make clitoral contact more comfortable, or do you want more of a waterfall experience? Again, this is great knowledge for whenever you want to share a sex toy with a partner.

Remember! Silicone lube cannot be used with silicone material. Mixing the two is likely to either turn your toy into a gooey mess or damage the integrity of its design.

Use a fan!

Even better if it's the middle of summer. Everyone has felt a light breeze intensify after you've been in some water. When incorporated purposely in a sexual setting, wafts of air will enhance sensation on any applied area. If you found that you enjoyed the feeling when you or your partner blew on some lubricant. Then you might enjoy this! If you don't mind the fan being reasonably strong, it may be worth considering temperature play.

Keep note of things

If you're using masturbation to explore all the different ways of enjoying lubricant. Take note of all the lubes that were incredible, average or subpar. Did they last especially long? Was the sensation on one especially intense? What other factors made the experience satisfying?

Remember

Feeling any burning, itching, tingling or dryness in any area means that you may be allergic to that lubricant. This does not mean that you are allergic to that entire type of sexual lubricant, but may mean one of the ingredients is causing the issue. If you are aware of your allergy and can identify the problematic ingredient, switch lubricants. If unsure, see your nearest health professional and bring the lube with.

If you continue to experience and burning or vaginal dryness even after having stopped using lube. This may be a yeast infection, see your nearest doctor!

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What Doesn’t Mix Well with Silicone Lubricant?

Silicone lube is the long lasting pleasure enabler in the bedroom. However, it could ruin your favourite toy if you're not careful. Read on to discover what's compatible with silicone lube. . Expand article.

Silicone lubes are wonderful. They are the comfortable and safe enablers of some of our favourite sex acts. Whether that means shower sex, vaginal or anal sex. Further, they don't affect latex condoms and are super long lasting so you don't have to worry about reapplying things.

Unfortunately, silicone-based lubricants don't mix well with all sex toy materials and can actually turn your favourite toy into a gooey mess.

Silicone Material

A rather ironic problem is that silicone-based lube cannot be used with silicone toys. The reason this needs to be common knowledge is because silicone is the preferred choice amongst many vibrator, dildo and anal toy brands. It's almost guaranteed that any new sex toy brands will be featuring premium grade or medical grade silicone amongst their range. Why? Because silicone material is comfortable and hygienic. Silicone material is non-porous meaning that no bacteria can harbour within the material even after cleaning. Premium silicone deals better with temperature changes and is generally more comfortable for insertion and sensitive skin.

Therefore, it's a bit of a shame that silicone lube cannot be paired together, in chemistry terms this is known as "like dissolves like." This is really important to know because any sex toys that are premium or medical grade silicone are sometimes on the more expensive side of things. Therefore, what's the solution? Using water-based lubricant with your vibrator is completely safe and won't permeate silicone material. It's also recommended because it's so easy to clean, splash of sex toy cleaner, some hot water and the world's your orgasm!

However, there is one silicone material that can be used with silicone lube. This material being "platinum grade silicone." The addition of platinum curing to normal silicone makes the material a lot less prone to any warping or bubbling that external solvents might cause. The problem here being that many sex toy manufacturers don’t state whether their toys are platinum cured or not. Therefore, if your sex toy of choosing does state its only "silicone," refrain from using any silicone lube with these toys. There has been advice online to dab a small amount of silicone lube on a toy you're unsure about, wait a couple minutes and observe any changes. ATMS recommends to not do any such tests, any deformation of your toy increases the risk of bodily harm, take no risks when it comes to sexual safety!

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Medical grade or platinum cured silicone toys have more resistance to silicone lubricant. One way of lessening the silicone content that comes into contact with these toys is using a hybrid water/silicone lubricant. Hybrid lubes are meant to provide the best of both world where users can enjoy the longevity of a silicone lube with the cleaning ease of a water-based lube.

Any male masturbator material!

Male masturbators are made from a range of skin mimicking material. The most popular material being SuperSkin from Fleshlight. However, similar material takes on many different aliases, Love Skin, Cyberskin, Fanta Flesh, Sexflesh and many more. Each brand has a different name, but the technical name for these materials are either thermoplastic rubber (TPR), thermoplastic elastomer (TPE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or silicone. Again, the most important thing you need to know is that none of these materials are compatible with silicone lubricant. Often, male masturbators will come with a small sample of water-based lube that you might get 1-3 uses out of. These samples are provided so that users know what type of lubrication is safe to use with this toy. Sometimes people don't even realise that you need to use lubricant with a masturbator. They're impossible to use without lubricant, take care of your most delicate areas.

What is safe?

Thankfully, there are plenty of materials that are completely compatible with silicone lube. One notable difference between compatible and incompatible being the solidity of the product. Think glass, metal, hard plastic, wooden (yes these exist and are safe) and acrylic sex toys. These materials are all non-porous, super hygienic when cared for adequately and have a lot of endurance.

Remember!

Always discuss the use of any lubricant with a partner before introducing it to your partner. Each partner should know what type of lubricant is being used and whether any sex toys will be involved. Further, they should know exactly what the toy is used for. Finally, both partners should feel absolutely comfortable communicating with each other. Communication is essential for ensuring a body safe, pleasurable and intimate experience!

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By Orin 2 months ago

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Water Is Not a Lubricant!

Everything you need to know when taking your desires for a dip! . Expand article.

This is something that really should become basic knowledge during sex education. Many people have probably fantasised about sex in the shower or in the bath. Maybe you’ve seen that Riverdale scene between Archie and Veronica, or that James Bond scene between Bond and typical extremely attractive female protagonist with a sinister past that is almost guaranteed to die in later scenes. Not to kill how you imagined how these sexy shower kisses progressed, but I hope they dried off and continued on the bed, because I didn’t see any lubricant amongst the shampoo!

The thinking behind mixing water with sex makes sense, you like showers/baths and you like orgasms. Therefore, an orgasm in the bathtub must be incredible! And it is, but only if you've taken the proper caution to ensure yourself and everyone else's bodies are safe!

So, why doesn't water work?

Water is not the same as vaginal lubricant. Water is the lifeforce behind our very existence, while natural vaginal lubricant is the lifeforce behind our very existen... Water will dry out delicate genital tissue, by washing away your natural lubrication and further sensations. The faster water is plunging in and out of you, the faster things are going to dry up! As things become dryer you increase the risk of contracting a pesky yeast infection or receiving any micro-tears or cuts. These will sting like a beaaach if you plan on going to the beach that is, stay away from salt water for the time being! If you do experience any vaginal dryness, drink some water instead. This will help reinvigorate genital tissue and get natural lubrication up and running again.

What about if I lather me and my partner up with soap?

Nope, soap and genital tissue won't mix either. It will only cause redness, uncomfortable irritation and burning. A sensual rubdown is fine, but don't get that soap into the wrong areas!

Then why are so many sex toys waterproof?

Well, because it is possible to enjoy some sexy time in the water, you just have to know how to properly go about things. One word, lubricant!

Lubricant is your sexual saviour when wanting to create a sensual splash. Two lubricants that will make the use of a toy possible or a lot more comfortable is either a hybrid water/silicone-based lube or solely silicone-based lube. The differences between the two is that silicone typically lasts a lot longer than hybrid lube. Therefore, hybrid lube may need to be reapplied within water to ensure things remain body safe. Another important thing to note is that silicone lube should not be used with silicone toys! This will degrade the material and render your toy unsafe! Whatever you do, keep any oil-based lube away from the water, keep it on your dresser for a relaxing massage after?

Water based lube could possibly be used, when only wanting to make initial contact with any erogenous zone. For example, dabbing your bullet vibrator with some water-based lube before making clitoral contact can make those initial moments more comfortable and less intense. Wet Stuff Gold is the recommended option!

Shower sex or bathtub bangin doesn't have to be a timely treat. Keep some lube in the shower and your sex toy hanging clean and dry! It's erogenous efficiency, having a vibrator within an arm's reach. Making your morning or afternoon shower even more refreshing.

Don't Slip!

The possibility of falling or slipping in the shower or bath should be taken very seriously! With all that lubricant running down your body onto the floor any sensual movement might turn into a frisk induced fall. Firstly, you need to be aware of how much lube you're using and whether it will affect your balance. This might take a bit of practice as you find the balance between a body safe and water safe amount of lube. In any case, if you're in the middle of any shower play and feel the possibility of falling, stop immediately! If enjoying couples play, one way of stabilising things is a suction handle.

Here are a few hybrid lubricants for whenever you want to get wet n wild!

Wet Stuff Secrets is condom compatible and suitable to use for vaginal oral or anal play. When initially applying this lubricant, some absorbs into the skin and the remainder lasts a long time.

Wet Synergy Basic is doctor approved and recommended for use during rigorous activity. If rigorously raunchy sounds like you, look no further!

Silicone lubes amongst the shampoo!

This Premium Personal Lubricant from System Jo actually is completely waterproof and is perfect for any steamy shower sesh or celebratory skinny dip.

Ensuring your lusty longevity comes the Uberlube Luxury Lubricant. Reducing friction whilst transferring sensation Uberlube prides itself on its lubricant providing a silky smooth and thin layer of lube.

Here's a few tried and tested shower sex positions that should and shouldn't be used. Always focus on balance for both partners involved!

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By Orin 2 months ago

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