Lubricant Candy Silicone-based Barley Sugar 50 ml

Lubricant Candy Silicone-based Barley Sugar 50 ml 🍬

A lubricant by Mixgliss from the Candy range, 50 ml in a pump bottle. The label names the range CANDY and the scent “sucre d’orge” - barley sugar - and lists the gel as a massage gel at the same time. Silicone lubricant lasts considerably longer than water-based and does not dry out - but it does not belong on silicone toys, because it attacks their surface. It stands with lubricant, under silicone lubricant and with flavoured lubricant; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Mixgliss.

✨ At a glance

• 🪜 Range: Candy
• 🔩 Base: silicone
• ✅ Scent: Barley Sugar
• ✅ Contents: 50 ml
• ✅ Packaging: pump bottle

❓ FAQ

Does it go with condoms?

Yes. Neither a water nor a silicone base attacks latex - only oil does. Suitable condoms stand under condoms.

Does it go with silicone toys?

No. Silicone on silicone dulls and roughens the surface. For toys a water-based one from water-based lubricant is the right choice.

What does it smell of?

Of barley sugar - that is what the label says. The scent is clear but not intrusive.

Does it dry out?

No, and that is the advantage of this base. It stays slippery until you wash it off.

How much do you use?

Less than you think. A pea-sized blob is enough to start; adding more is always possible, taking it away is not.

Does it wash off?

With water and soap. Without soap a film stays behind - that comes with the silicone base.

Is it edible?

It is flavoured but not a food. It is made for contact with the mouth, not for eating - more of that stands under flavoured lubricant.

How is it stored?

Closed, cool and dark. After opening, the note on the pack applies, not the best-before date before it.

What else is it for?

For toys from sex toys as much as for sex without. The brand runs the same base in several scents.

Is it sticky?

No, it stays smooth. Silicone gel does not dry on and therefore does not turn sticky.

Does it stain?

No, the gel is clear. On textiles silicone gel can leave a sheen, though - that comes out again with soap.

Why use lubricant at all?

Because dry friction is the most common reason for stopping and for sore spots. A few drops change more about that than any technique.

Is it a massage gel too?

Yes, the label expressly says “Lubrifiant & Massage”. More of this kind stands under massage products.