Lubricant ID Sensation Warming Water-Based 65 ml

Lubricant ID Sensation Warming Water-Based 65 ml 🫧

This size sits between the small test bottle and the middle format - meant for anyone who likes the warming effect but does not use it every day. The contents are the same as in every bottle of the line: a water-based lubricant that develops a mild warmth as you rub it in and grows stronger when you breathe on it. It remains a lubricant and not a heat preparation - the effect accompanies the gliding, it does not replace it. The consistency matches the classic ID Glide: thin, clear, odourless. Latex condoms and toys of any material are fine with it. If you would rather leave the effect out, neutral gels are at water-based lubricant; if you want it stronger, simply use more. Found 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: 65 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.

Which size is the right one?

If you have never used the gel, take the smallest and risk little. If you use it occasionally, this size serves you well. If you need it regularly, the large bottles save you noticeably - every format of the line is in the brand world of ID.

Is it suitable for massage?

Only to a limited extent. Water-based gels soak in too quickly to carry a longer massage; there are dedicated products for that in the massage products category. As a lubricant with a warming side effect it is exactly right.