Anal Lubricant ID BackSlide Silicone-Based 30 ml

Anal Lubricant ID BackSlide Silicone-Based 30 ml 🖤

The BackSlide by ID is a silicone-based lubricant made specifically for anal play. It is concentrated and extra thick, so it forms a substantial film on the skin and hardly runs off. Water does not simply wash silicone away, so the gel also holds up in the shower. The small black bottle with a pink gradient fits into any toiletry bag and is good for trying it out and for travelling. It stands with the anal and fisting lubricant, under silicone lubricant and in the brand world of ID.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: ID
• 🪜 Range: BackSlide
• ✅ Base: Silicone
• ✅ Quantity: 30 ml
• 🫗 Consistency: Extra thick, concentrated
• 🍑 Made for: Anal play
• ✅ Silicone toys: Do not combine

❓ FAQ

Why silicone for anal play?

The bottom does not lubricate itself, so everything depends on the lubricant. With a water-based gel you have to reapply often during anal play, while a silicone gel stays slippery much longer. That saves interruptions, especially during longer sessions.

Why not together with silicone toys?

Silicone gel can attack the surface of toys made of silicone, making it dull and eventually sticky. For silicone toys, use a gel from water-based lubricant instead. Toys made of glass or stainless steel do not have this problem.

How do you wash it off?

From the skin with warm water and soap, water alone is not enough. It is harder to get out of fabrics than a water-based gel, so a towel underneath protects sheets and sofa. Take care in the shower and bath: silicone gel makes tiles and the bottom of the tub slippery. Wash used toys with warm water and a little washing-up liquid so no silicone film is left behind.

How do you start with anal?

Slowly, with plenty of time and a small toy. Anything that goes into the bottom needs a flared base so it cannot slip inside. Pain is a stop signal, not an obstacle to push through. How to get started with a plug is explained in using anal plugs correctly.

How much do you need?

Less than you think: an amount about the size of a pea, spread on fingers or toy, is a good start. You can always add more, too much mainly makes hands and sheets slippery.