Lubricant Sensilight Original Formula Water Based 500 ml

Lubricant Sensilight Original Formula Water Based 500 ml 💧

The Sensilight Original Formula lubricant by Intimateline comes here in the supply size: a large, clear bottle with a pump dispenser. One press on the pump head releases a portion of gel, so you can dose with one hand without opening a lid. The bottle is lettered in black and pink, with a pink band round the lower part. Inside is a clear water-based gel that is compatible with latex condoms and all toy materials. The large quantity pays off if you use lubricant often or apply it generously with toys. It stands under water-based lubricant, in the drugstore section, with the sex toys for couples and with the sextoys for women.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Intimateline
• 🪜 Range: Sensilight Original Formula
• 💧 Contents: 500 ml
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible
• ✅ Toys: All materials
• 🎨 Colour: Transparent
• 🧴 Bottle: Clear, with pump dispenser
• 📦 Other sizes: 30, 60 and 150 ml

❓ FAQ

How do you dose with the pump?

One pump is usually enough to start. If you need more, press a second time; that way you never end up with too much gel in your hand.

How do you go about it with a condom?

The gel goes on the outside of the condom once it is on. Inside, it would make the condom slip.

Where do you put the large bottle?

On the bedside table or in the bathroom, but not in blazing sun or next to the radiator. Once opened, the shelf-life date on the bottle applies.

What if the gel dries?

Add a few drops of water. During longer use the water in the gel evaporates, and with a little moisture it becomes slippery again.

How do you wash it off?

From the skin with warm water; it comes out of bed linen in a normal wash and leaves no grease stains.

Which varieties are there besides the original formula?

The Sensilight range also includes an Aquagel, Fresh Sensation with a cooling effect, Hot Sensation with a warming effect, an anal lubricant and several fruit-flavoured varieties under flavoured lubricant.

Where can you find a comparison of lubricants?

In the lubricant guide. It explains the differences between water, silicone and oil as a base.