Lubricant Sensilight Original Formula Water Based 60 ml

Lubricant Sensilight Original Formula Water Based 60 ml 💧

The Sensilight Original Formula lubricant by Intimateline comes here in the second smallest size of the range, a slim, clear bottle with a greyish white cap. It is lettered in black and pink, a round seal with a water drop and the H2O symbol stands for the water base, and a pink band finishes it at the bottom. The lettering is bilingual, in English and Italian. The gel is clear and suits occasional use without a large bottle standing open for a long time. As a water-based gel it is compatible with latex condoms and toys made of any material, silicone included. The original formula, the basic variety of the range, comes in four sizes. 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: 60 ml
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible
• ✅ Toys: All materials
• 🎨 Colour: Transparent
• 🧴 Bottle: Slim, greyish white cap
• 📦 Other sizes: 30, 150 and 500 ml

❓ FAQ

How do you use it with a condom?

Put the gel on the outside of the condom once it is on, not inside, otherwise the condom can slip.

How do you use it with toys?

Apply a thin layer directly to the toy. After play, rinse toy and skin with warm water.

How much gel do you need?

To start, a hazelnut-sized amount spread with your fingers. If that is not enough, simply add a little more.

Where do you keep the bottle?

Closed in a cool, dark place, such as the bedside table. Once opened, the shelf-life date on the bottle applies.

What helps when the gel gets tacky?

A few drops of water. Over time the water in it evaporates, and a little moisture makes it slippery again.

Does it leave stains in the laundry?

No, it leaves no grease stains. Wash sheets and towels as normal.

Is the range also available with flavour?

Yes, several fruit-flavoured Sensilight varieties are under flavoured lubricant.

Where can you learn more about lubricants?

In the lubricant guide, which compares water, silicone and oil as a base.