Silicone Lubricant Total-P for Anal Use Silicone Based 100 ml

Silicone Lubricant Total-P for Anal Use Silicone Based 100 ml 🖤

First a correction: in our shop this gel was listed as „hybrid based“. The bottle says „anal lubricant - silicone based“ - so it is a pure silicone gel, not a hybrid. The difference matters in practice, because pure silicone does not dry in at all but can only be removed with soap. For anal use that is often exactly the right choice: nothing comes from the body there, and a gel that wants topping up after twenty minutes gets in the way more than it helps. The manufacturer advertises „ultra long lasting“ and „never sticky“ - the latter is not a given with thick gels. Two restrictions: it must not be combined with silicone toys, because silicone attacks silicone, and it needs soap to wash off. With condoms it gets on without trouble. It stands under silicone lubricant, with the anal and fisting lubricant, in the drugstore section and with the sex toys for men.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: Total-P
• ✅ Contents: 100 ml
• 🔩 Base: Silicone
• ✅ Meant for: Anal use
• ✅ Condoms: Compatible
• ✅ Not for: Silicone toys
• ✅ Removal: Soap and warm water

❓ FAQ

Why not with silicone toys?

Because silicone attacks silicone. The surface of the toy goes dull and tacky over time, and that cannot be undone. For silicone toys a water gel from the water-based lubricant category belongs with them.

Why silicone for anal use in particular?

Because nothing comes from the body there. A water gel dries in and wants topping up; silicone stays slippery for as long as you need it.

How is it removed?

With soap and warm water. Water alone is not enough, silicone repels water - which is exactly the point.

How much do you need?

Considerably less than of a water gel. A few drops are often enough for a whole session - which is why the bottle lasts despite anal use.

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.