Lubricant Hot 2in1 Massage Gel Silky Touch 200 ml

Lubricant Hot 2in1 Massage Gel Silky Touch 200 ml 🤍

Unlike the massage oils beside it this is expressly a medical device: the tube says „water-based massage gel and lubricant against vaginal dryness“, with a CE mark and an article number. Water-based means condom-safe and toy-safe, and the ingredient list is short - water, glycerin, propylene glycol, carrageenan from red algae as a thickener, lactic acid for the pH. Silky touch is the plain one of the two tubes: no flavour, no fragrance, nothing beyond the purpose. That makes it the version for sensitive skin and for everyone who has noticed that flavoured gels can sting. What remains is a rich gel that glides longer than the thin standard gels and washes off with water. The tube holds 200 millilitres, comes from Hot and is made in Germany. It stands with the water-based lubricant, under lubricant and in the brand world of Hot.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Hot
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✅ Quantity: 200 ml
• ✅ Classification: Medical device, CE
• ✅ Purpose: For vaginal dryness
• 🚫 Without: Fragrance and flavour
• ✅ Condoms and toys: Compatible with both
• ✅ After opening: 6 months

❓ FAQ

What does medical device mean in this case?

That it is not sold as a cosmetic but approved for a specific purpose: vaginal dryness. That is not a promise about desire but a statement about purpose - it moisturises where the body's own moisture is missing, for instance during menopause, on the pill or after birth.

Can you really massage with it?

Yes, but differently from oil. A water-based gel glides for a shorter time and soaks in eventually; for a long back massage an oil from massage products is the better tool. The advantage here is the transition: what is on the skin may carry on afterwards without a second thought.

Is it compatible with condoms and toys?

With both, without restriction. That is the real reason water-based gels are the default choice - latex, silicone, glass, stainless steel, all unproblematic. More on that is in the lubricant guide.

How long does an opened tube keep?

Six months, as printed on the tube. Water-containing gels are interesting to germs as soon as air gets in; the tube therefore wants closing and keeping cool, and the remainder after half a year belongs in the bin rather than on mucous membranes. The strawberry version stands beside it, and anyone who prefers massaging with oil will find the oils under massage products.