Lubricant ID Sensation Warming Water-Based 30 ml

Lubricant ID Sensation Warming Water-Based 30 ml ♨️

The smallest bottle of the warming line is the right way to find out whether you like warming gels at all - and that is worth knowing before you buy a large one. The effect is a matter of taste: some find the mild warmth pleasant and want nothing else, others find even a little of it distracting. The base is water, so the gel is safe with condoms and compatible with toys of any material, silicone included. The warming effect develops as you rub it in and grows stronger when you breathe on the spot. While gliding, the gel behaves like the classic ID Glide: thin, clear and rinsed off completely with warm water. If you do not want the effect at all, neutral gels are at water-based lubricant. This bottle 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: 30 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.

Are thirty millilitres enough for a test?

Easily. A thin gel only needs a few drops per use, so the small bottle lasts several evenings. That is exactly what it is for - if you know the effect suits you, you buy the large one afterwards and pay less per millilitre.

Can you mix warming gel with a neutral gel?

Yes, and it is a good way to soften the effect without giving it up. Both gels are water-based and mix without any trouble. Suitable neutral gels are at water-based lubricant.