Lubricant Hot Nature Glide Water-Based Glycerin-Free 100 ml

Lubricant Hot Nature Glide Water-Based Glycerin-Free 100 ml 💧

Nature Glide from Hot is a water-based lubricant without glycerine. It is odourless and tasteless, water-soluble, grease-free and compatible with latex condoms. It manages with five ingredients: water, sodium polyacrylate as the gelling agent, phenoxyethanol and ethylhexylglycerin as preservatives, and disodium EDTA. The white tube with blue lettering stands on a silver-grey flip-top cap. A blue splash of water is pictured above the Nature Glide name. The gel 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: 100 ml
• 🚫 Without: Glycerine, grease, scent and taste
• 🧪 Ingredients: Five
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible with latex condoms
• 📅 After opening: Keeps for 6 months
• ⚠️ Caution: Keep away from the eyes and from broken skin

❓ FAQ

How do you apply it?

Put a little gel on the desired areas of skin and massage it in gently. When the glide fades, you simply repeat this. How much you need for what and which types exist is explained in the Lube Guide.

What should you bear in mind?

It must not get into the eyes or onto broken skin. Keep the tube out of the reach of children. Washing lotions and other products for the intimate area are under intimate hygiene.

What turns it into a gel without glycerine?

Sodium polyacrylate, which binds the water and gives it the consistency of a gel. Glycerine, sugar, oils and fragrances do not appear in the formula, so it leaves no greasy film and rinses off with water.

Is it compatible with toys?

Yes. As a water-based gel it is compatible with toys of every material, silicone included, which makes it suitable for sex with or without a condom and for solo play. Toys that came into contact with it are cleaned with warm water or a sex toy cleaner.

How should the tube be stored?

Cool, dry and protected from light. Once opened, the gel keeps for six months, so it is worth noting the date of first opening on the tube. It comes off skin and laundry with water.