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The human body is comprised mostly of water, and yet most people don't consume nearly enough water and are therefore in a constant state of dehydration. Particularly among those that use allergy medications, which further dry out the body, many people do not naturally lubricate sufficiently for sexual intimacy or toy use. If your body has to decide between lubricating your eyeballs and lubricating your vagina, which one do you think is going to take precedence? Lubricant is IMPERATIVE for anal play. The anus does not provide natural lubrication, and anal play without sufficient lube can result is discomfort at the very least and often the tearing of the extremely fragile tissue of the anal walls thus making the body extremely vulnerable to infection and sexually transmitted diseases.

There are 2 main types of lubricant, water based and silicone.

1) Water-Based Lubricants
Similar to the feel of natural vaginal fluids, water based lubes are available in a number of consistencies and features. Liquid varieties are ideal for all around use, while the thicker gels and jellies tend to have more lasting power for extended usage. Water based lubricants are available in flavors, making them ideal for oral sex use, as well as warming varieties and those that include amino acids and/or herbs that increase sensitivity.

2) Silicone Lubricants
A super slippery lube, silicone requires a fraction of the amount needed as a water-based lube and generally doesn't require reapplication. It is ideal for anal or water play, as it doesn't break down in the water or with friction. Despite misconceptions silicone lube is perfectly latex compatible however should not be used with silicone toys, as it will degrade the materials.

3) Anal Lubricants
Some anal lubricants contain a desensitizer to make the anal play more comfortable. Many anal lubes contain petroleum or oil-based products, which should NEVER be used with condoms or for vaginal use.


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