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Silicone Lubricant

Silicone lubricant for long-lasting glide

Silicone lubricants impress with their extreme durability: a small drop is often enough for a whole play session. Perfect for those who rarely want to reapply – even underwater.

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✨ One drop that lasts

Silicone lubricants go a long way and last a long time. They do not dry out, feel silky and even work in the shower or the bath – exactly where water-based gels are quickly washed away.

When silicone is the right choice

  • Long sessions: without constantly topping up.
  • In water: it stays slippery even while bathing or showering.
  • Very economical: a little goes a long way.

🧭 Why it lasts so much longer

Water-based gels consist mostly of water – that evaporates, and what remains is a sticky film that wants topping up. Silicone oil does not evaporate and is not absorbed by the skin either. That is why a single drop is often enough for a whole session, and why it is the only lubricant that works reliably in water. The price for that is the material question: the very property that makes it last is what makes it react with silicone toys.

⚠️ What it is compatible with – and what it is not

  • Silicone toys: no. The gel attacks the surface, which turns dull and sticky. The damage cannot be undone.
  • Glass, metal, ceramic, stainless steel: yes. These materials are unaffected, and this is where silicone plays to its strengths.
  • Latex condoms: yes. Unlike oil, silicone oil does not attack latex – the combination is safe.
  • TPE and cyberskin: better not. Soft masturbator materials react much like silicone does.
  • Test if in doubt: put a drop on the underside of the toy, wait an hour and check the spot.

Important for material care

Silicone lubricant and silicone toys do not go together – the surface can be attacked. For those toys, reach for a water-based lubricant instead. For intense anal or fisting play, you will find suitable products among our anal & fisting lubricants. A large selection of toys to combine them with is in the sex toys category. Details on correct use are in our guide.

🚨 Removing residue

Silicone oil does not come off with clear water alone – it takes mild soap, both on the skin and on toys made of glass or metal. Also expect the shower or bath to get slippery: wipe the surface down with washing-up liquid afterwards, otherwise the film stays. On textiles, silicone oil leaves stains that are hard to wash out – an erotic pad saves you the trouble with your bedding. Opened bottles keep for a long time but belong closed and stored in the dark.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Why must silicone gel not go on silicone toys?

The gel attacks the surface. It turns dull and sticky, and the damage cannot be undone. For silicone toys, use a water-based gel.

Is it compatible with condoms?

Yes. Unlike oil, silicone oil does not attack latex – the combination is fine.

How do I get the residue off?

With mild soap. Clear water alone is not enough, neither on the skin nor on glass or metal toys.

Can I use it in the bath?

Yes, that is the great strength of silicone gel. Wipe the tub down with washing-up liquid afterwards, otherwise it stays slippery.

How is it delivered?

In neutral packaging that gives no clue as to the contents, and the same applies to the debit on your bank statement.