Wet sugar free - lubricant by Wet Lubricants - review by ElleBee

Wet sugar free lubricant is a thin, water-based lubricant with a sweet, kiwi strawberry flavor. It comes in a simple, clear bottle (1.5 oz) with a snap open cap. This lubricant is very thin, so I definitely recommend that you apply it to your fingers first and then rub it onto your toys. I wouldn't recommend this lubricant for sex, as it may dry up too quickly. My partner and I used this with lubricant with our silicone based toys and found it really did the job. It reacted well with our natural moisture and did not leave us feeling sticky or tacky afterward. We found a little bit went a long way, though you may need to use more if you are trying to use this for male masturbation. I also would not recommend this product for anal sex, as it is really thin.

Wet sugar free lubricant also contains Deionized Water, Glycerin, Carbomer, PEG, Flavor, Propylene Glycol, Aspartame, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Sodium Benzoate, Methylparaben, Tetrahydroxypropyl Ethylenediamine, Tetrasodium EDTA, Aloe Vera Leaf Juice (Aloe Barbadensis), Tocopheryl Acetate, and Citric Acid. So, although the sugar in this lubricant has been replaced with Aspartame, it still contains Glycerin-- a sugar alcohol. If you are prone to yeast infections or urinary tract infections, it is important to avoid lubricants with Glycerin, as well as sugar.

The flavor of this product is actually quite nice and subtle. For oral sex, I much prefer a lubricant with a little bit of flavor, as I find that even those that advertise as flavorless have a slightly soapy taste. The kiwi-watermelon flavor helped to hide that for me and I really love the way this lubricant smells!

I don't use water-based lubricants very often, but it's great to have one that we can use with our silicone toys. It's definitely a bonus that it tastes good, too! I love that we can go straight from sex and playing with our toys, to oral sex, without worrying about the lubricant leaving a funny taste.

This lubricant also doesn't really work in the shower. Because it is a thin lubricant, it washes off really easily and wouldn't withstand constant water flow. If you're looking for a shower lubricant, definitely look elsewhere.