Do you have sensitive skin on the non-genital regions of your body? Do you have problems with irrita - Created by DiscretionAdvised on Oct 12, 2011: EdenFantasys Forum

Do you have sensitive skin on the non-genital regions of your body? Do you have problems with irritation on the genital regions of your body when using lubrication that contains glycerin or parabens?

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DiscretionAdvised

Just wondering if there is a link between skin sensitivity vs. vaginal sensitivity when using lubricants. What about you?

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I DO have excema or frequent skin allergies AND I DO get irritated easily by non-hypoallergic lube

2 (7%)

I DO have excema or frequent skin allergies BUT I DO NOT get irritated easily by non-hypoallergic lube

6 (20%)

I DO NOT have excema or frequent skin allergies BUT I DO get irritated easily by non-hypoallergic lube

9 (30%)

I DO NOT have excema or frequent skin allergies AND I DO NOT get irritated easily by non-hypoallergic lube

13 (43%)

Total votes: 30

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10/12/2011

indiglo

Nothing really fit me, so I couldn't vote. I don't have eczema or skin allergies, but I do have sensitive skin in certain places on my body. My face is sensitive, my neck and chest are sensitive, and my legs are sensitive to shaving. But, one region I've not had any issue with is the genital region. I can shave, exfoliate and pluck to my heart's content and have never had an issue with a lube. Weird!

10/12/2011

darthkitt3n

I would vote 'other'. I don't have eczema, I do have one skin allergy occasionally, and I am not sensitive to lubricants. I am sensitive to a lot of harsh detergents and cleaning products, though. My one skin allergy is pretty weird. I don't know if I am allergic to the sunlight itself, or what, but some summers I can go outside and start breaking out in hives within just a few minutes of being outside.

10/12/2011

SilverIsis

I have psoriasis but that does not effect the softer areas of my skin. That said in longer sex sessions lube, even the high end stuff, starts to give off a burning sensation. Not sure if it's sensitive or if the skin got rubbed raw. The ex was a bit rough......

10/13/2011

- Kira -

Other. I don't have any actual condition but I do have very sensitive skin. I bruise easily and react badly to harsh products. I avoid glycerin lubes as they give me yeast infections. I don't have problems with parabens. I am thinking of switching to paraben free just to be on the safe side.

10/14/2011

Kate

my skin is really fussy and sensitive but luckily i am not extremely sensitive when it comes to lube, however warming lubes always seem to disagree with me

11/05/2011

Eva Schwaltz

The last option suits me the most, but I wash up almost right away after using lube, but it doesn't look like I get irritated easily.

11/09/2011

eeep

I have sensitive skin when it comes to a lot of different scents and certain chemicals, and I have noticed that there are some lubes that just cause issues for me. The warming ones always seem to bother me.

11/09/2011