Anal Spray Luxuria Rear Pleasure for Relaxing 20 ml

Anal Spray Luxuria Rear Pleasure for Relaxing 20 ml 🖤

Rear Pleasure is a spray, not a lubricant - the shop had it filed as an anal lubricant, which was simply the wrong drawer. The manufacturer describes it as relaxing and advertises elasticising properties: it is sprayed externally onto the anal area, one or two pumps, and then it needs two to three minutes. What matters is what it is not: an anaesthetic. It does not dull sensation, it aims at relaxation - and the difference is considerable, because pain during anal sex is a warning you need to be able to hear. Numb it away and you notice an injury only afterwards. The spray does not replace a lubricant in any case: that comes on top and is found under anal and fisting lubricant. Twenty millilitres cover many uses. External use only, not on irritated or broken skin. It stands with the anal sex toys, under sexual preparations, in the drugstore section and with the sex toys for couples.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 20 ml
• 〰️ Form: Pump spray
• ✨ Effect: relaxing
• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Intimateline Luxuria
• 👉 Use: external, on the anal area

❓ FAQ

Does it numb?

No, and that is deliberate. The manufacturer describes relaxation and elasticity, not numbness. Numbing sprays do exist - they are a different product group and want handling with care in anal sex.

Does it replace lubricant?

No. Twenty millilitres of spray is not a glide quantity, and the formula is not made for it either. Plenty of lubricant is the ground rule for anal sex anyway - the anal sex guide explains why.

How long before do you spray?

Two to three minutes, says the manufacturer. Longer does no harm, shorter achieves little - the formula needs the moment to arrive at all.

Does it work with condoms and toys?

Yes. It is a water-based spray without oil and without silicone, so it is unproblematic for latex and for silicone toys. The lubricant that goes with it should have the same base.

Is this a medicine?

No, it is a cosmetic product. The manufacturer describes a sensation, not a cure. Anyone with real complaints belongs at a doctor's, not in the drugstore aisle.

Water, silicone or oil - what is the difference?

Water gets on with everything and dries in, silicone lasts a long time and attacks silicone toys, oil makes condoms unsafe. Which base suits when is explained in detail in the lubricant guide.