Anal Lubricant Lubran Oil Based with Jojoba Oil Extract 100 ml

Anal Lubricant Lubran Oil Based with Jojoba Oil Extract 100 ml 🤍

Lubran by Intimateline is an oil-based anal lubricant in cream form with added jojoba oil extract. The white tube stands on its cap and is printed with a pink and a dark brown band. Oil does not evaporate like water, which is why the cream does not dry out during use. For anal sex that is exactly the reason for an oil-based cream, because the bowel produces no lubrication of its own and every top-up is an interruption. To start, squeeze a small amount onto your fingertips and spread it around the anus and wherever it should glide. It stands with the anal and fisting lubricant, under anal sex toys, in the drugstore section and with the sex toys for men.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Intimateline
• 🪜 Brand: Lubran
• 💧 Contents: 100 ml
• 🔩 Base: Oil
• 🫗 Consistency: Cream
• ⭐ Additive: Jojoba oil extract
• 🧴 Tube: White, stands on its cap
• ⚠️ Caution: Do not use with latex condoms
• ✅ Removal: Soap and warm water

❓ FAQ

Can you use Lubran with condoms?

Not with latex condoms. Oil attacks latex, and the condom can tear without you noticing. If you need condoms, choose a gel from the water-based lubricant category.

How do you get the cream off again?

With warm water and soap, because water alone runs off oil. Oil can leave stains on sheets and clothing; a towel underneath saves you the extra wash.

How do you go about anal sex?

Take time to relax and begin with one lubricated finger before anything more follows. Pain is the signal to slow down or stop.

What is the difference between Lubran and Lubranal?

Both are oil-based creams for the anal area. Lubran comes in the smaller tube, Lubranal in a larger screw-top jar from which you take the cream with your fingers.

How do you store the tube?

Well closed and not in blazing sun or next to the radiator. Once opened, the shelf-life date on the tube applies.

Where can you find an overview of all lubricant types?

The lubricant guide compares water, silicone and oil as a base and shows what each one is suited to.