Lubricant ID Pleasure Tingling Sensation Water-Based 250 ml

Lubricant ID Pleasure Tingling Sensation Water-Based 250 ml ✨

The bottle says everything about this gel in three lines: „Tingling Sensation“, „Water Based Lubricant“ and „with Ginkgo Biloba & Red Clover“. So ID Pleasure is a perfectly ordinary water-based lubricant with two plant extracts added that are meant to create a light tingle on the skin. What matters is the expectation: this is not an irritant like menthol that acts instantly and hard, it is a subtle effect that not everyone notices equally. Anyone who already knows they react sensitively to additives is better served by a plain gel from water-based lubricant - nothing in there but water, thickener and preservative. Everyone else gets a gel that behaves exactly like the classic ID Glide while gliding: thin, clear, odourless and rinsed off completely with warm water. This bottle is the large one for regular use. Found under lubricant and in the brand world of ID.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: ID
• ✅ Line: Pleasure Tingling Sensation
• 🔩 Base: Water
• 🚫 Additives: Ginkgo Biloba and red clover
• ✨ Effect: A light tingle on the skin
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible
• ✅ Toys: All materials
• 💧 Volume: 250 ml

❓ FAQ

How strong is the tingle really?

Very individual - and that is the honest answer, not an evasion. The effect comes from plant extracts, not from a strong irritant, and skin reacts to that differently. Some people feel a clear prickle, others little more than a cool freshness. So test a small amount on the inside of your forearm first, then decide.

Is it compatible with condoms and toys?

With both, without restriction. Water-based gels attack neither latex nor silicone, they wash off with warm water and leave no film on the material. The basics are in the lubricant guide, matching cleaners are under sex toy cleaner.

Who is the large bottle worth it for?

For anyone who knows the gel and uses it regularly. The skin absorbs water-based gels over time, so you top up more often than with a silicone gel - consumption is higher than you would guess at first. If you only want to try the tingle, the small travel tube is the cheaper way in.

What do you do when the gel dries up?

A few drops of water or a little saliva are enough and it is slippery again straight away - that is the big advantage of a water base over silicone. You still have to top up now and then. If you want to glide for longer without a break, a gel from silicone lubricant suits you better.