FAQs on Lubricant

It’s valentine season, people are more intentional and aware about their sex life. So after talking about using sex lubricants instead of saliva, a lot of questions have been popping up on this topic. So, let’s take a quick dive into them.

Do I still need a lubricant when using condom?

The essence of using a lube is to make penetration easier, sex more enjoyable particularly for does experiencing discomfort such as pain and dryness during the act. Although sheath has its own lube, but you can still use it- water based is advised though.

Why do I need a lubricant since the vagina creates its own fluid when aroused?

It’s not a most for you to use it if you are always wet, it is however essential for others that experience tears, spots when having sex because their vagina was dry or couldn’t produce enough fluids.

What lubricant is the best?

There are different base of lubricant, some are water based, oil, and silicone. The best depends on your experience with the ones you have used. Still, water-based is widely recommended by sex experts. But before you try any lube, do a sensitivity test to confirm or irritation before applying in your genital.

Can I use a lube when masturbating or with sex toys?

Yes you can, but you silicone lubes are not suitable for toys as they are made from silicone too. Before using any lube, confirm that it is compatible with the material of your sex toys.

Can I use flavoured lube on my vagina?

To avoid irritation or infection, it is best to use flavoured lubricants outside the body.

Can I use Vaseline or coconut oil?

Coconut oil and Vaseline are widely used as lubricants; coconut oil is moisturizing and makes an effective lube, making it a good natural option for people with sensitive skin. Vaseline on the other hand, should be your last resort instead of only option, because they stick longer than other lubricants. A study found that using Vaseline petroleum jelly may invite bacteria leading to an infection.