Warming oils, massage oils, sensation gels . . .? Which
is best for me?
 There
are many different types of intimacy enhancing oils and creams on the
market. These are not meant to be used as lubricants as the oil based
ones will break down condoms, and the flavored ones contain sugars that
can cause yeast infections. Some of the most popular ones are:
1) Warming Oils
These are one of the most popular playtime items around. These flavored
oils heat up with friction and get REALLY hot when blown on. They make
for a fun massage, but they do get sticky, so keep a towel handy. They
are ideal for oral sex.
2) Massage Oils
Most standard massage oils (and lotions) are non-flavored, though some
flavored ones do exist (i.e.; Making Love Flavored Massage Oil). These
oils are intended for actual massage and many contain essential oils with
aromatherapeutic properties meant to relax, heighten the senses, or stimulate
arousal. Any oil-based massage oil should be cleaned up before condoms
are used to avoid condom breakage.
3) Sensation Gels and Creams
These are the newest and most popular introduction to the world of sex
and can be used to increase the sensitivity of the clitoris, penis, or
nipples. These sexual enhancement products range from the basic ones which
contain menthol or similar ingredients for a topical effect to the herbal
and amino acid formulas which actually increase sensitivity by dilating
the blood vessels at the surface where applied.
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