J Lube Powder, White, 284 g

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My favorite lube for toy play is actually a blend of water based and grease based that I do on the fly, alternating between the two depending on what I’m wanting at the moment. It’s easy – just fill a clean bottle three-quarters with hot water, and use the K-Lube spout to pour a little of the powder into the water. It will take a pretty hefty amount to do this, and the water will have a lot of clumps floating around.

Being that J-Lube is all about hydrated polymers, I believe that the reason salt does such a good job cleaning it up is not, as stated on some other sites, because it “breaks down the molecular structure” of the J-Lube. Being truly successful in your experiments is a lot easier once you begin to understand the limitations of the substance.

What's novel about them is that they provide the slickness of J-lube without the stringy mess and complicated cleanup. But, if those areas are clogged up and covered by microscopic threads, they can’t grab hold of anything. The usage of any cosmetic carries with it certain risks, and certainly, the information on the EWP page makes it sound incredibly scary. Second, as it is a sugar, if you are extremely concerned about coming in contact with sugar (for example, you are diabetic) you should keep that in mind depending on how you plan on using it. On the downside, you may have to reapply it because it’s water-based, but that’s standard for water-based lubes.

If you would like to copy it, redistribute it, or whatever I request that you let me know you’re going to do it.One study, which looked at intercourse between males, suggests that those who use saliva as a lubricant could spread gonorrhea.

Once you have stirred in the J-Lube, scrape off any that has accumulated on the measuring cup and stirring implement. Harsh ingredients such as glycerin and nonoxynol-9 can cause infection or even make it harder to conceive. Salt does break up the J-Lube spots well, and if you spill a large amount of it on some fabric, soaking the affected area in a heavy saltwater mixture seems to dissolve it pretty rapidly. If you aren’t risking that sort of damage with what you are doing, then the risk described in the article does not apply.Those with sensitive skin can feel good that this lube is free from potential irritants like parabens and glycerin.

If you’re looking for a lube for water-based romance (alone or with a partner), we recommend our best silicone-based pick, Pink’s Silicone Lubricant.

The lumps and bubbles in a bottle of J-Lube don’t negatively impact the lubricating properties of the finished product, but if you are picky about the end product then letting it sit for a while is an absolute must. If you want to produce a high-quality batch of J-Lube that will last for quite some time, it really isn't all that difficult. Presumably, you are mixing this lubricant with the intent of it coming in contact with some fairly intimate parts of the human body. While it can’t be used with latex condoms, it’s great for those engaging in solo play or who aren’t using a condom for partner sex. The trick of boiling the mixture in the microwave seems to be very effective at giving you a very smooth end product, and has the further advantage of killing off most bugs that might get into the mixture.