Care pjur Cult Dressing Aid for Latex 100 ml

Care pjur Cult Dressing Aid for Latex 100 ml 🧤

Not a lubricant but a dressing aid. pjur Cult Dressing Aid is a silicone-based gel for clothing made of latex and rubber. On dry skin latex grips and is hard to pull up; with a thin layer of gel it slides into sleeves, legs and tight tops. The gel comes in a black bottle with a lilac band and a cap and is made in Germany. Below the yellow pjur dot, CULT is printed in white capitals above a grey, glossy fold motif. It stands under fetish sex toys, with drugstore and under BDSM sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of pjur.

✨ At a glance

• ✅ Purpose: dressing aid for latex and rubber clothing
• 🔩 Base: silicone
• 💧 Content: 100 ml
• 🌾 Origin: Made in Germany
• ⚠️ Caution: for dressing only, not as a lubricant

❓ FAQ

How is it used?

Thinly on the skin, where the latex has to go over. Arms, legs or torso get a light layer, then you pull the garment over slowly. Do not tug at the edges; ease the material along in small steps.

Does it replace powder?

It does the same job. Unlike talc, the gel leaves no white dust on skin, clothing and floor.

Does latex tolerate the silicone?

Yes. Silicone does not attack latex. Oil and greasy creams, by contrast, make latex swell and turn brittle, so they never belong on latex clothing.

May it touch silicone toys?

No. A silicone-based gel can attack the surface of silicone toys and leave it dull and tacky. So wash your hands after dressing before you pick up such a toy.

What about sensitive skin?

Test it on the inner elbow first. Apply a little gel and wait a few hours. If the spot turns red or burns, do not use it.

What applies after wearing?

Wash the skin with soap, wipe the floor at once. Silicone barely comes off with water alone. A drop on tiles or parquet makes the floor slippery, so wipe up spilt gel straight away. Wash the latex clothing in lukewarm water with a little mild soap and let it dry hanging up.