Fusion double impact - lubricant discontinued by B. Cumming Company - review by Pleasure Piratess

Fusion Double Impact,how I love thee, let me count the ways.

I may as well start at the beginning. Forget the pretty flower packaging that no man wants gracing his nightstand; Fusion comes in a 2 fl. Oz. black bottle with a silver label that has a metallic red “Fusion” on the side. In tiny words on the bottom it does say lubricant, but someone would have to pretty much pick it up and be snooping to notice it. If I spotted this sitting on someone's coffee table, I'd conclude it was some sort of glue or something. So thank you, Fusion, for catering to those of us who like discretion in their toys. And who like a lube that looks bad-ass instead of pretty. Oh yeah, and the push-top cap that delivers the perfect pea-sized amount of lube every time with no worry of spillage.
Of course appearance is only superficial. But I was also blown away with performance!

For me, this lube just does it all. I never have to stop and think, “crap, I grabbed the wrong lube for this toy/situation/whatever“. It works for anything. Everything. It may not be the best at everything, but it's a jack-of-all-trades.

When it first comes out it seems more like a water-based lube. It piles a pea-size dollop on my hand that stays formed in a small hill that doesn't really spread. I like this; I hate runny, messy lubes. And it really held up to all the different ways I want a lube to work for me.

First I used it in conjunction with some lotion to give my husband a back rub. Often I find myself adding just a tad of silicone lube when I'm putting lotion on him because it makes my hands glide a little easier and the lotion from soaking in as quickly. I would say it worked a bit better for me in this area than others I've tried, but it does seems a bit wasteful to use my good lube for something like this, so I only tried it the once.

As a finish to any good back massage I used it to lube my husband up for an old-fashioned hand-job. Again, I appreciated the wetness and thicker texture that the water-based lube added to the long-lasting effect of the silicone. Even as the water-part starts to absorb into the skin, the silicone kept my skin from dragging on his. I still prefer the Boy Butter for a good hand-job, but I hate the way it tastes so it limits our play.

Once the majority of the lube had dried up, probably a good 10-15 minutes or so, I decided to have a taste. There is no odor to this, and no taste, but on the tip of my tongue it gives a slight… sensation? It is like a very mild version of putting your tongue on the end of a 9V battery. It only lasted the first 10 seconds or so and was gone. Maybe it's just me, my husband didn't notice it, but I did. None the less, it really didn't add or detract from me being able to give him oral. It's definitely not designed to be used for oral sex, get yourself something flavored for that, but it won't be a total turn-off if you decide mid-play you want to.

For myself and sex-play, it was more universal. On my clit I like the wet slipperiness of water-based lubes, which Fusion mimics very well. But it lasts longer. And it plays well with my Eroscillator and my MiMi (Adoring sigh).

Internally, it really shines. The thickness lubes my toys and my husband up perfectly to enter me, and keeps things slick, but without the sopping, dripping excess of water lubes. I only need a couple pumps and it lasts me however long I want to go, and I swear, it works with my own juices so it feels natural. I haven't tried this anally, but I imagine it would work quite well.

Of course I did the patch test on a couple of my silicone toys (Lelo, Vanity, and Jimmy Jane - I'm brave, I know) and not one hint of bonding between the materials. Success! Nor did the clear formula stain the sheets. Any amount that dripped onto the bed just disappeared once dry.

Below are the ingredients as found on the label, but the descriptions are provided by me (and google) based on commonly known uses, and not provided by the manufacturer.

Propylene Glycol- a solvent and emulsifier that can be irritating to skin in some people.
DionizedWater- water, with no ions.
Cyclopentasiloxane- silcone known for its ability to lubricate and waterproof.
Butylene Glycol- used as solvent and viscosity decreasing agent in cosmetics and personal care products.
Dimethicone- type of silicone which is non-toxic and helps lubricate.
Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer- conditions, controls viscosity, forms a protective film.
Hydroxyethyl Acrylate- a gelling agent that thickens, emulsifies, and stabilizes products and solutions. It is very easy to use in liquid form and provides a sensation of freshness followed by a melting effect on contact with the skin. It leaves a feeling of velvety softness.
Sodium Acrylol Dimethyl Taurate Copolymer- Synthetic polymer used as a stabilizing and suspending agent and as a thickening agent. Cyclohexasiloxane- Primarily works as a skin conditioning agent and emollient. Like all other silicones, this ingredient has a unique fluidity that makes it easily spreadable. When applied to the skin, it gives a silky & slippery feeling to the touch and acts a mild water repellent by forming a protective barrier on the skin.

While nothing jumps out at me as something that might cause yeast infections, some of the alcohol containing ingredients could cause irritation in individuals sensitive to them. I didn't have any problems, but that's just me and everyone is different.

After use, I found the product wipes away easily with water if it hasn't soaked in to the skin yet. If it has soaked in, it leaves a clean feeling with no residue. On toys, it washes off easily with soap and warm water.

I highly recommend giving this lube a try!

Hail the mighty Fusion. It works fantastically. I never have to worry about if it's compatible with the toy I'm using, and it comes with a super handy squirt-top. What's not to love? Highly, highly recommend this lube.

It works with any toy, in any situation. It's made the need for any other lube pretty much useless.