Lubricant ID Sensation Warming Water-Based 130 ml

Lubricant ID Sensation Warming Water-Based 130 ml 🌡️

The previous name „Warming Lubricant“ left open who actually makes the gel. The bottle says ID Sensation, and that is now in the title too. In substance it is the middle format of the warming line: a water-based lubricant that develops a mild warmth as you rub it in and becomes clearer when you breathe on the spot. This size is the usual choice once you know the effect and want it regularly without reaching for the large bottle. Water-based here too means compatible with latex condoms and with every toy material, washable with warm water, and in return you have to top it up occasionally during use. If you want to glide for longer without a break, silicone lubricant suit you better, though without the warming effect. The whole range is under lubricant and in the brand world of ID.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: ID
• ✅ Line: Sensation Warming
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✨ Effect: Mild warmth as you rub it in
• 🫗 Consistency: Thin, like ID Glide
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible
• ✅ Toys: All materials
• 💧 Volume: 130 ml

❓ FAQ

What does the warming effect feel like?

Like a mild warmth that develops as you rub it in and grows stronger when you breathe on it - not like a heat patch and certainly not like burning. If you want it more intense, use more gel; if you are sensitive, start with a few drops. On very sensitive mucous membrane the same effect can quickly become unpleasant.

What do you do if it gets too warm?

Wash it off with warm water, not cold, and do not rub it dry with a towel - friction tends to strengthen the effect. The gel sits on the skin, not in it, so it can be removed completely. To be safe, test a small amount on your forearm beforehand. Additive-free alternatives are at water-based lubricant.

Why is the article called something else now?

Because the old name kept the manufacturer quiet. The bottle says ID Sensation Warming, and anyone searching for that exact line should be able to find the article. Nothing about the product itself has changed. All sizes of the line are in the brand world of ID.

How often do you have to top it up?

That depends on pace and on skin, but a water-based gel soaks in over time. A few drops of water are then enough to make it slippery again - more convenient than dosing afresh every time. If you never want to top up, you need a silicone gel.