Lubricant Creamy Glide Cum-Look Water-Based 75 ml

Lubricant Creamy Glide Cum-Look Water-Based 75 ml 🤍

The Lubricant Creamy Glide by Creamy is a water-based intimate gel with a cum look: milky white, with a texture inspired by Nuru gel. It comes in a handy bottle with a black cap, printed in black with a white drip pattern. It is odourless and not sticky. Water-based means it washes off with water but soaks in faster than an oil. If you react sensitively, try a new gel on a small patch of skin first, such as the inside of the elbow. Anally the rule is: use more than you think, and top up in between. Even if you get wet on your own, a little gel adds something, because the friction stays more even, especially when things take longer. It sits under water-based lubricant, under lubricant and in our drugstore section.

✨ At a glance

• 👉 Use: Water-based, suitable for toys and latex
• 🤝 Compatibility: Silicone, latex, soft plastics
• 🎨 Colour: White
• 📦 Contents: 75 ml in a bottle
• ⭐ Special feature: Nuru-style texture that forms milky strands
• 💧 Properties: odourless, not sticky

❓ FAQ

Is it condom-safe?

Yes. Water-based gels do not attack latex, unlike oil and petroleum jelly, which make a condom useless within minutes. Condoms are under condoms.

Does it suit silicone toys?

Yes. Only silicone oil attacks silicone, water does not. That makes a water-based gel the one kind that suits genuinely every material.

What do you do when it soaks in?

A splash of water makes it glide again; that is the usual trick and more economical than topping up.

What makes the cum look?

Pulled apart between your fingers, it forms milky strands like real semen. It shows on light fabrics, so a towel underneath saves the laundry.

How do you apply it?

Put a small amount onto your fingers, the toy or the condom once it is on, and spread it where things should glide.

How do you store it?

Tightly closed and neither in direct sunlight nor next to a radiator. Wipe the opening briefly after use, then nothing dries on there and the cap keeps closing cleanly.