Wet light review

Wet Light is an excellent choice for those looking to supplement their natural lubrication during intercourse. It is incredibly light and thin, and eventually disappears into the skin completely. It also contains Vitamin E and Aloe Vera to help soften skin. After using Wet Light, my skin felt more like it had been treated with a lotion than a lube.

Wet Light is a very thin, watery lube, so application can be messy and imprecise. I recommend using a very little bit at a time to make sure it goes where you want it to go. Fortunately, if the lube does drip, it is clean feeling and will not make you all sticky.

It is slippery enough as a supplement to your natural lubrication, and can greatly enhance intercourse when using condoms or for those who need a little extra help in the lubrication area. Although it is water-based and sex-toy compatible, however, I really do not think this lube is your best choice for use with most toys. It would actually probably work wonderfully with glass or hard plastic; but it just is not thick or slick enough to handle jelly or elastomer, in my opinion. I tried this with a bulbous jelly toy and found it barely reduced friction at all, and had to stop because of discomfort.

When used during intercourse, I found it to be quite adequately slippery and it lasted a good long while without need for reapplication. The lube does not so much dry out as be absorbed into the skin, making reapplication necessary. Wet Light is colorless and odorless, but does have a faintly sweet taste to it. Clean up with Wet Light was a snap—it washed immediately off my toy, and most of it had already been absorbed by my skin by the time I went to clean up.

This is definitely a good choice for those looking for a little something extra to make intercourse more pleasurable. For toy-play, however, I would recommend something with a heavier texture.