Lubricant Kamasutra Love Liquid Classic Water Based 100 ml

Lubricant Kamasutra Love Liquid Classic Water Based 100 ml 💗

„Love liquid lubricant“ stood in the shop - the bottle says LOVE LIQUID, and below it the variety Classic. The manufacturer calls it a „premium water-based personal lubricant“: a neutral lubricant on a water base, without flavour, without a warming or cooling effect. What sets this bottle apart from the flavoured ranges of the same house is exactly that - it is not meant to add anything, only to glide. A water base means: compatible with condoms and with silicone toys, washable off with water, and drying in when things take longer; a few drops of water bring the glide back. One hundred millilitres in the flat flask with a flip closure, stated on the label as 3.4 fl oz - a shape that lies well in a drawer. It stands with lubricant, under water-based lubricant, in the drugstore section and with the sex toys for couples.

✨ At a glance

• 💧 Content: 100 ml
• 🔩 Base: Water
• ✅ Taste: neutral, no flavour
• 🪜 Range: Love Liquid
• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Kamasutra

❓ FAQ

What does „Classic“ mean here?

That is the variety name for the neutral version. Kamasutra lists several variants under Love Liquid; Classic is the one without additives.

Why a neutral lubricant and not a flavoured one?

Because a flavour only does something during oral sex and is otherwise one ingredient more. Anyone who reacts sensitively does better with a short ingredient list.

Does it get on with toys and condoms?

With both. That is the advantage of a water base: silicone oil attacks silicone toys, oil makes condoms unsafe - a water gel has neither problem.

Do you have to top it up?

On longer sessions yes, that comes with a water base. The gel dries in over time; a few drops of water bring it back, and topping up works as well.

How much do you need?

Less than you think: a pea-sized blob, spread out and topped up when needed. Too much gel makes the sensation dull rather than better.

Does it stain?

It is water-soluble and greaseless, so it comes out of textiles again with water. Silicone and oil gels, by contrast, can leave residue behind.

Water, silicone or oil - what is the difference?

Water gets on with everything and dries in, silicone lasts a long time and attacks silicone toys, oil makes condoms unsafe. Which base suits when is explained in detail in the lubricant guide.