Latex Care pjur Cult Ultra Shine Shine Spray 250 ml

Latex Care pjur Cult Ultra Shine Shine Spray 250 ml 🖤

A single ingredient stands on the list: dimethicone, a silicone oil. It settles as an ultra-fine film on latex and rubber, brings back the shine and makes the material supple again. Polishing afterwards is unnecessary, because the sprayed film dries evenly by itself. Two hundred and fifty millilitres sit in the bottle.

Stickiness, stains and greasy rims stay away, and dirt clings less well to the treated surface. pjur makes the spray in Germany, without parfum, without preservatives, without animal components and without animal testing. Further products of Two hundred and fifty millilitres go a long way across many garments, because the mist comes out very fine. Further products of this kind sit under Fetish Sex Toys, Drugstore and pjur.

Spray from about twenty centimetres onto the dry, clean garment and let it dry briefly. For the inside while dressing there is a separate dressing aid in the same range. The spray does not belong on silicone sex toys, as silicone oil attacks silicone. Keep it away from condoms as well.

✨ At a glance

• Contents: 250 ml in a spray bottle
• Ingredient: dimethicone
• Effect: shine, suppleness, dirt clings less well
• Polishing: not needed
• Free from: parfum, preservatives, animal components
• Manufacture: Germany, without animal testing
• Use: spray from 20 cm onto dry material
• Note: not on silicone toys or condoms
• ⚠️ Note: Do not spray on silicone sex toys or on condoms.

❓ FAQ

Why only one ingredient?

Because dimethicone alone is enough to form the film. Parfum or preservatives would improve nothing on latex and could irritate. The short list also makes the product predictable for sensitive skin.

Do I have to polish afterwards?

No, the spray mist is fine enough to dry evenly. If you apply too much, go over the spot once with a soft cloth. No streaks are left behind.

Does it help with dressing?

On the outside yes, inside only to a degree. For getting into the garment there is the dressing aid in the same range, which is made for it. The two together are the usual combination.

May it go on sex toys?

Not on silicone, where silicone oil attacks the surface. For latex clothing, masks and gloves it is exactly right. Condoms likewise stay out of it.