Silicone Lubricant ID Silk Natural Feel Hybrid Water and Silicone Based 65 ml

Silicone Lubricant ID Silk Natural Feel Hybrid Water and Silicone Based 65 ml 🩶

The Silk Natural Feel from ID is a hybrid lubricant made from a blend of water and silicone. The silicone share keeps it slippery for longer than a pure water-based gel, and the water share makes it lighter than a pure silicone gel. The bottle with a flip cap holds a medium amount for several uses. It comes in one of two designs: black with a violet gradient at the base, or clear with a violet cap. Because of the silicone, one restriction applies: for toys made of silicone, use a pure gel from the water-based lubricants. The line is under lubricant and in the brand world of ID.

✨ At a glance

• 🏷️ Manufacturer: ID
• 🪜 Range: Silk Natural Feel
• ✅ Base: Hybrid of water and silicone
• ✅ Property: Stays slippery longer than a water-based gel
• ✅ Condoms: Can be used with latex condoms
• 🚫 Silicone toys: Not suitable
• ✅ Glass and metal: Suitable
• ✅ Quantity: 65 ml

❓ FAQ

Why not with silicone toys?

Silicone in the lubricant can attack the surface of a silicone toy: it turns dull and, over time, sticky. Toys made of glass, stainless steel or hard plastic, on the other hand, tolerate the gel, for example the models from the glass and ceramic dildos.

How do I wash it off?

Warm water with a little soap removes it from the skin; water alone is often not enough because of the silicone share. It can leave marks on bed linen, so a towel underneath helps. Afterwards clean toys with a product from the sex toy cleaners.

What sets it apart from a pure silicone gel?

A pure silicone gel lasts even longer, but is harder to wash off and sits more heavily on the skin. The hybrid suits you if pure silicone is too much and pure water too little. The pure silicone gels are with the silicone lubricants.

Can I use it with condoms?

Yes, it can be used with latex condoms. Apply it to the outside of the condom once it is on, not underneath, so that nothing slips. Leave oily and greasy products out, because they attack latex.

How do I dose it?

A few drops are enough to start with. Add more when needed rather than taking a lot at once, then less is left on skin and sheets.