Improving your masturbation routine can be as easy as investing in a new lubricant!
Lubricant is the perfect way to enhance any sexual experience. It helps add a little extra sensation and keeps everything feeling smooth and luxurious. Plus, lube will help prevent any discomfort or pain caused from friction, and ensure your fingers or sex toys can make their way around with no issues.
Many believe that vaginal dryness can only occur when you're older, but that's not true at all! Anyone can experience vaginal dryness, and it's actually more common than you'd think. Some of us just don't produce as much natural lubricant as others, and that's totally okay! Lubricant will be your saving grace. And if you don't have any issues with vaginal dryness, lube can still feel great, and some lubes are designed to add extra sensations for even more pleasure! The wetter, the better!
A lot of toys, like the well-known and well-loved Satisfyer Pro 2, are designed to be used with lubricant for the best results too.
If you're into butt stuff, lubricant is an absolute essential (and if you're not into butt stuff, what are you doing?!). The butt is not self-lubricating, so sticking anything in there could be a little uncomfortable - but that's where lube comes in! Lather your rear end with plenty of lube and you'll be good to go in no time!
If you're looking for an amazing lube that won't break the bank, Wet Stuff Gold is a great option! This affordable lube is water-based, meaning it's perfect to use with sex toys and condoms, and has a very smooth and silky formula.
Add a touch of luxury to your life with the incredible Uberlube! This silicone-based lubricant has the most incredible formula, designed not only to help you stay wetter for longer, but also enhance the experience of sex overall. Because Uberlube has such a light formula, once you're done playing, the solution begins to dissipate leaving the skin feeling soft and moisturized and never wet or sticky. You'll only need the smallest drop, meaning a little really does go a long way!
Remember - silicone lubricants shouldn't be used with silicone toys, as it can break down the material. Opt for a water-based lube to use with your sex toys!
Cool things down a little with the System JO Cooling Lube! Cooling lubes will add a tingling and cooling effect to your play, which can be a great way to switch things up.
With an incredible tingling and cooling effect, this lube is the perfect addition to your bedside drawer.
When using an added sensation lube, ensure you use a little at a time - some can be quite intense, so starting small will keep you from using too much!
Add a little buzz in the bedroom with the System JO Clitoral Stimulant! Enjoy the mild tingle that transitions into warming, then buzzing sensations, for a completely unique and orgasmic experience! This is the perfect thing to help totally improve your masturbation game.
Like the cooling lube, make sure you use a small amount before applying more. Everyone is different, so a tiny amount can be quite intense for some people!
There are a lot of lubricants on the market that are specifically designed for anal sex, with slightly thicker formulas to keep everything safe and comfortable. The System JO Anal H20 Lubricant is a great pick, with a long-lasting formula that won't feel sticky!
Bucked Wranger Masturbation Cream allows all the men out there to take control of their own pleasure! Created with coconut oil and vitamin E, the cream melts into the skin for a soft sensation.
If you're looking for something that is vegan and organic, the System JO Organic Lubricant is a great natural option. The formula is USDA Certified Organic, vegan, gluten-free, and cruelty free, with a smooth water-based formula that is safe for use with condoms and toys.
The Lelo Personal Moisturiser isn't specifically designed as a lubricant, but a personal moisturiser to keep your intimate areas supple and smooth on the outside. This product is the perfect solution if you experience any dryness at all down there!
Check out our full range of lubricants here!
Editor's note: This article was originally published on May 21st 2020 and was updated on 7th May 2021.