I love sliquid lube!!
I love it, aside from the questionable ingredients. Not only does it feel great and last long, it even looks sexy! Lube that looks like cum is just sexy, ok?Published: July 15, 2011
Pros:
Paraben-free, glycerin-free, certified organic Ingredients
Cons:
None
I love Sliquid products. I have yet to find a product of theirs that I don’t like. Silk is a creamy, long-lasting lube that is created with natural ingredients to help heal and support the body. Silk contains no glycerin or parabens, and the ingredients are certified organic.
My first experience with it was with one of my favorite toys. *slathering it on a dildo* Huh..kinda looks like cum, doesn’t it? Yes, it does! Granted it may be a bit thicker and a little more opaque than my own hubby’s semen, but it did look like my dildo already shot out a load. Very interesting and slightly arousing. Speaking of “arousing”, you could try slathering some Silk on your breasts. It’ll look like your partner just came on you, and it feels great sliding your fingers around your wet nipples.
So, what sort of toys is it compatible with? Since Silk is 12% silicone, it is not recommended for silicone toys. However, there are some premium silicone toys that may be compatible with Silk. Always test silicone-based lubes out on the bases of silicone toys first. That way you don’t melt the whole thing if it’s not compatible. Otherwise, it’s best not to use it on toys that are silicone or a silicone mix.
Ok, sex toys are great, but what about fun with my real boy toy? Slathering it on to his member was enough to make me drool. O.O It almost looked like I already made him cum with a couple light strokes of my hand. How great is that for my ego!?) Silk lasted the full romp each time and stays slippery. And afterwards, it looks like we came like crazy with the cummy lube mixed with our own cum.
Size: comes in 4.2 ounces or 8.5 ounces.
Formula Base: water and silicone based.
Ingredients: Purified Water, Plant Cellulose (from Cotton), Aloe Barbadensis*, Natural Tocopherols (Vitamin E), Extracts of Hibiscus*, Flax*, Green Tea* & Sunflower Seed*, Isopropyl Palmitate, Polysorbate 20, Dimethicone, Emollient Ester, phenoxyethanol (Rose Ether)
* Organic botanical extracts are independently certified by Quality Certification Services in compliance with the USDA National Organic Program.
Packaging: Convenient push top. Actually says, “Please recycle this packaging.” on the bottle. Love it when companies think about the environment. Lots of info and a cute little icon.
Stains: Not that I’ve noticed.
Taste: I usually only use flavored lubes for oral. But, to be thorough, I tasted a bit off my finger and it has a slight taste to it. It’s not bad, in my opinion, though.
My first experience with it was with one of my favorite toys. *slathering it on a dildo* Huh..kinda looks like cum, doesn’t it? Yes, it does! Granted it may be a bit thicker and a little more opaque than my own hubby’s semen, but it did look like my dildo already shot out a load. Very interesting and slightly arousing. Speaking of “arousing”, you could try slathering some Silk on your breasts. It’ll look like your partner just came on you, and it feels great sliding your fingers around your wet nipples.
So, what sort of toys is it compatible with? Since Silk is 12% silicone, it is not recommended for silicone toys. However, there are some premium silicone toys that may be compatible with Silk. Always test silicone-based lubes out on the bases of silicone toys first. That way you don’t melt the whole thing if it’s not compatible. Otherwise, it’s best not to use it on toys that are silicone or a silicone mix.
Ok, sex toys are great, but what about fun with my real boy toy? Slathering it on to his member was enough to make me drool. O.O It almost looked like I already made him cum with a couple light strokes of my hand. How great is that for my ego!?) Silk lasted the full romp each time and stays slippery. And afterwards, it looks like we came like crazy with the cummy lube mixed with our own cum.
Size: comes in 4.2 ounces or 8.5 ounces.
Formula Base: water and silicone based.
Ingredients: Purified Water, Plant Cellulose (from Cotton), Aloe Barbadensis*, Natural Tocopherols (Vitamin E), Extracts of Hibiscus*, Flax*, Green Tea* & Sunflower Seed*, Isopropyl Palmitate, Polysorbate 20, Dimethicone, Emollient Ester, phenoxyethanol (Rose Ether)
* Organic botanical extracts are independently certified by Quality Certification Services in compliance with the USDA National Organic Program.
Packaging: Convenient push top. Actually says, “Please recycle this packaging.” on the bottle. Love it when companies think about the environment. Lots of info and a cute little icon.
Stains: Not that I’ve noticed.
Taste: I usually only use flavored lubes for oral. But, to be thorough, I tasted a bit off my finger and it has a slight taste to it. It’s not bad, in my opinion, though.
This product was provided free of charge to the reviewer. This review is in compliance with the
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Lies!!
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I was about to get the Sliquid silk organics over the regular Sliquid organics...until I stumbled across a review that says that it's not entirely water-based. It's actually a water-silicone hybrid lube, but Eden has it listed solely as a water-based lube. I was intending to purchase it to use with my silicone toys (which has the possibility of warping the silicone toys), so I'm very grateful that someone thought to post the truth about this lube in their review.
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I've noticed this, too. As far as I've know, the only hybrid lube that is listed as "silicone/water" is Wet Synergy. Anybody know why this is?
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It says the base is silicone / water on the product page - or do you mean it's listed that way somewhere else?
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Sliquids shelf life?
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Does anybody know what the shelf life on this would be? I'm wondering if it would be less than other lubes because of all the natural ingredients it contains. Any info on this or other natural lubes would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Quote: Does anybody know what the shelf life on this would be? I'm wondering if it would be less than other lubes because of all the natural ingredients it contains. Any info on this or other natural lubes would be appreciated. Thanks!I'd like to know what it is as well.
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I prefer the Sliquid organics line myself, but I don't know the shelf life. I'd love to know as well
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Why is it called silk?
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just wondering why it is called silk? I assume there is not silk involved since this is a vegan product. right? I have seen some cosmetics "infused with real silk" so the name is throwing me off. Just wanted reassurance
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I'm going to answer assuming your question is serious.
If you read the product description, it states "Natural creamy and silky, non-sticky texture." The name "Silk" is referring to the texture of the lubricant, meaning it is smooth as in "smooth as silk." -
Quote: I'm going to answer assuming your question is serious.when you have people try to sabotage you, it is not unreasonable to get paranoid. I know it says vegan, but so have lots of things that have said vegan but then were not.
If you read the product description, it states "Natural creamy and silky, non-sticky texture." The name "Silk" is referring to the texture of the lubricant, meaning it is smooth as in "smooth as silk."
like I said. just wanting reassurance. thanks.
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Great review. Have you had a chance to try it out with your husband? Was it still long lasting?
yeah i did and it lasted longer than most waterbased would but not as good as slicione itself.
I have a range of Sliquid lubes and love them! I very rarely buy any other brands.
Thanks for a great review
thank you :p
Good job on the review
thanks hun
thanks
"I love it, aside from the questionable ingredients." ..Am I reading this wrong? It sounds like you're saying that this has questionable ingredients, which would be a con, but no where else in your review do you say anything to that effect. I'm assuming it must be a typo or wrong phrasing? Anyway, lovely review otherwise
Thanks for the review! What do you mean by "questionable ingredients" though?
cool
Thanks for the review!