Hit it out of the park
Even though I am not a fan of water based lubes, I did fall in love with ID Pleasure Sensual Lubricant. It has to be one of the best water based lubes that I have ever used. It works just as well as my favorite silicone based lubes.Published: April 12, 2011
Pros:
heightens feels, lasts a whole session.
Cons:
none
I have never been that big of a fan of water based lube. I keep trying them out to see if i can find one that I can fall in love with. I do find ones that I do like, but non that I have totally loved. My body tends to be a bit dry so i need lube, but the water based ones just don't seem to last as much as I would like. I usually have to reapply it a few times during a sex session. I have found a handful of them, that I can last with only one application, but those are few and far between.
I typically I am a fan of silicone based lubes and I hate oil based ones.
I don't know why I keep trying out the water based lubes. Maybe I'm just a glutton for punishment, but I do keep looking.
I gave ID Pleasure Sensual Lubricant a shot in hopes that this may finally be the water based lube to die for. It comes in a number of sized bottles: one ounce, two ounces, 2.74 ounces, 5.5 ounces, and 9.5 ounces. All of the bottles have flip tops on them, but the sizes of two ounces and up keep the lube from spilling as much better than the one ounce bottle top. It is clear, and has no flavor or smell. It has ginkgo biloba and red clover to as more of a sensation to the happy bits. It's made from purified water, glycerin, propylene glycol, cellulose polymer, polyethelene oxide, sodium benzoate, ginko biloba leaf extract, trifolium protense (red clover) flower extract, methylparaben, carbomer 981, tetrahydroxypropyl ethylenediamine, and diazolidinyl ur.
The ginkgo biloba and red clover really do as a unique sensation to ID Pleasure Sensual Lubricant. It's not a tingle like some extras in lubes make, but it just makes things more sensitive than they are to began with. Or it really did a lot of extra for me, but it didn't do much extra for my husband.
ID Pleasure Sensual Lubricant actually is amazing for a water based lube. It really did only take one application to last the whole time having sex. All that I used was about a drop in my hand about the size of a nickel and I was good.
I think I have finally found that water based lube that I can be in love with.
I typically I am a fan of silicone based lubes and I hate oil based ones.
I don't know why I keep trying out the water based lubes. Maybe I'm just a glutton for punishment, but I do keep looking.
I gave ID Pleasure Sensual Lubricant a shot in hopes that this may finally be the water based lube to die for. It comes in a number of sized bottles: one ounce, two ounces, 2.74 ounces, 5.5 ounces, and 9.5 ounces. All of the bottles have flip tops on them, but the sizes of two ounces and up keep the lube from spilling as much better than the one ounce bottle top. It is clear, and has no flavor or smell. It has ginkgo biloba and red clover to as more of a sensation to the happy bits. It's made from purified water, glycerin, propylene glycol, cellulose polymer, polyethelene oxide, sodium benzoate, ginko biloba leaf extract, trifolium protense (red clover) flower extract, methylparaben, carbomer 981, tetrahydroxypropyl ethylenediamine, and diazolidinyl ur.
The ginkgo biloba and red clover really do as a unique sensation to ID Pleasure Sensual Lubricant. It's not a tingle like some extras in lubes make, but it just makes things more sensitive than they are to began with. Or it really did a lot of extra for me, but it didn't do much extra for my husband.
ID Pleasure Sensual Lubricant actually is amazing for a water based lube. It really did only take one application to last the whole time having sex. All that I used was about a drop in my hand about the size of a nickel and I was good.
I think I have finally found that water based lube that I can be in love with.
Follow-up commentary
2 months after original review
Now I have little pillows of ID Pleasure in my travel sex kit and I have a tube of it that I keep in my purse for good measure. Still one of my favorite water based lube.
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Is there a difference between warming and cooling lubes?
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Is there a difference between warming and cooling? they both sound like they feel tingly.
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the warming lube makes your penis feel like its on fire. the cooling tingles. neither one feels good, IMO.
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So does this have a certain flavor?
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Is the ID pleasure lubricant flavored or unflavored? It doesn't say on the information for the product.
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Quote: Is the ID pleasure lubricant flavored or unflavored? It doesn't say on the information for the product.It's not a flavored lubricant, and in the reviews people noted that it didn't have an especially good taste to it, somewhat like plastic.
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i wouldn't want to taste a lube unless it is for oral sex and is flavored
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Thanks for the very informative review
Great review!
Thanks for the review. Sounds like one of the next water-based lubes I need to look at.
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks for review.
I didn't get much of anything as far as heightened sensitivity. Which I'm actually pretty thankful for after trying some other lubes that claim to do similar and finding myself washing it off immediately. The boyfriend loved it though.
Great review!
Good review!
nice review
Thanks for the review. Glad it worked out nicely for you.
Thank you for the review!