Pink - silicone based lube by Empowered Products - review by Airen Wolf

I wanted to try some silicone lube after reading all about how it's better in some aspects than water based lubricants. After reading all the reviews I decided to give Pink by Empowered Products a try. I have to say that was the best decision I've made so far!

Pink is L-Arginine free, petro-chemical free, paraben free, glycerine free, hypo-allergenic and condom safe. It's designed to be gentle and safe for a woman but is equally loved by men! It comes in a 4 fl. oz. glass bottle with a pump type top. Not the easiest thing to hold on to when hands are slick but every easy to wipe off afterwards and looks beautiful sitting on a dresser or bedside table. The bottle has the word Pink written on it in pink and the words: Silicone Lubricant for Women. It also states that it is hypoallergenic. Very discreet and pretty.

The pump top is sturdy but takes quite a lot of pressure to work. This is both good and bad. It can be good in that it won't get bumped and leak lube everywhere but during play if you feel you need a bit more it can be difficult to handle the glass bottle with lube slick hands.
Pink allowed our first baby steps into anal play to go smoothly and pleasurably though we have since gotten a thicker type water based lube since most of our anal toys are silicone. Still for non silicone toys pink works very nicely and doesn't dry out or become sticky. Pink goes on and on!

I love the fact that the ingredients list for this product is very short: Dimethicone, Vitamin E, Aloe Vera, Dimethiconol, and Cyclomethicone. That's all! Just skin soothers and silicone nothing else!

Now we were all happy with the fact that this is a wonderful lubricant but after reading the ingredients we decided to try it as a massage oil. It works GREAT! Just a tiny amount provides hours of lubricity, I have yet to be able to get this to dry out or sink totally into the skin. It doesn't make the sheets oily or sticky either. On scars it shows the best advantage, it makes keloid scars noticeably softer and less red as well as eases the pulling sensations. It keeps the scar from tearing and cracking during a massage. After clearing it with his doctor (one hears horror stories of silicone getting into the tissues of the body but it makes sense that the softer mucosal tissues of the vagina and anus would absorb more than the skin on your back or on scar tissue) we tried using Pink on Sigel's scars from shoulder surgery and after a week he noticed real changes. The advantage is with Pink you don't need to use but one pump to completely cover the area.

Pink doesn't have a pleasant taste but since there are a plethora of flavored lubes out there this isn't a real detraction for us.