Is there a good amount of time to wait between using silicone lube and silicone toys? After using silicone lubricant I usually use a water based because I feel it helps reduce the silicone residue, but I do not want to harm any of my silicone toys if waiting a day or less will cause damage. Any advice or is this more a personal decision?
Silicone Residue
05/17/2011
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Silicone will still be there, so I don't think is safe to use a silicone toy after that.
It is not a personal decision, silicone need soap and water to take it out of your hands or skin. I think it will stay there 1 day or even more if you use too much.
Silicone can go through skin or be absorbed, so is safe for you, but it wont go easy it need time.
I recommend to use only dimethicone silicone lubes, like Dr Love or this one link
But I guess Dr love lubes will be the safer one.
It is not a personal decision, silicone need soap and water to take it out of your hands or skin. I think it will stay there 1 day or even more if you use too much.
Silicone can go through skin or be absorbed, so is safe for you, but it wont go easy it need time.
I recommend to use only dimethicone silicone lubes, like Dr Love or this one link
But I guess Dr love lubes will be the safer one.
05/17/2011
Does silicone soak into the skin? I thought that one reason it was so slick was that the silicone particles were too big to go into the skin.
05/17/2011
What everyone else said.....
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone lubes. It's not impossible to use them together, but it can ruin your toy if you don't do a patch test first.
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone lubes. It's not impossible to use them together, but it can ruin your toy if you don't do a patch test first.
05/17/2011
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sorry I said it wrong. Dimethicone can't be absorbed, and that is way is safer than water base lubes.
Originally posted by
El-Jaro
Does silicone soak into the skin? I thought that one reason it was so slick was that the silicone particles were too big to go into the skin.
05/17/2011
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I recently purchases Moist because it was voted number one in Women's Health Magazine. It is a dimethicone silicone lube, but what is the significance of dimethicone? Thank you for your comment
Originally posted by
agf
Silicone will still be there, so I don't think is safe to use a silicone toy after that.
It is not a personal decision, silicone need soap and water to take it out of your hands or skin. I think it will stay there 1 day or even more if ... more
It is not a personal decision, silicone need soap and water to take it out of your hands or skin. I think it will stay there 1 day or even more if ... more
Silicone will still be there, so I don't think is safe to use a silicone toy after that.
It is not a personal decision, silicone need soap and water to take it out of your hands or skin. I think it will stay there 1 day or even more if you use too much.
Silicone can go through skin or be absorbed, so is safe for you, but it wont go easy it need time.
I recommend to use only dimethicone silicone lubes, like Dr Love or this one link
But I guess Dr love lubes will be the safer one. less
It is not a personal decision, silicone need soap and water to take it out of your hands or skin. I think it will stay there 1 day or even more if you use too much.
Silicone can go through skin or be absorbed, so is safe for you, but it wont go easy it need time.
I recommend to use only dimethicone silicone lubes, like Dr Love or this one link
But I guess Dr love lubes will be the safer one. less
05/17/2011
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Thanks for the link, it's a bit all over the place but reading through it is really interesting. So far I'm surprised by the lack of disaster in his results
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
What everyone else said.....
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone ... more
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone ... more
What everyone else said.....
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone lubes. It's not impossible to use them together, but it can ruin your toy if you don't do a patch test first. less
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone lubes. It's not impossible to use them together, but it can ruin your toy if you don't do a patch test first. less
05/17/2011
Cyclopentasiloxane Safety Measures/Side Effects:
Cyclopentasiloxane may cause mild skin and eye irritation, according to the ingredient’s material safety data sheet, and a small percentage of it reaches systemic circulation through dermal absorption, as found in a study by the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences.
source: link
Dimethicone Safety Measures/Side Effects:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)has approved its use as a “skin protectant” ingredient in over-the-counter (OTC) drug products. Furthermore, the Cosmetic Ingredient review (CIR) Expert Panel reviewed the data surrounding dimethicone, and assessed it as safe to use in personal care products. They determined that because of the large molecular weight of silicone based polymers such as dimethicone, it would be very unlikely for it to penetrate past the surface of the skin.
source: link
Both are silicones, but as you can see only Dimethicone/Dimethicon is what we can call safe because can not be absorbed by skin.
Cyclopentasiloxane may cause mild skin and eye irritation, according to the ingredient’s material safety data sheet, and a small percentage of it reaches systemic circulation through dermal absorption, as found in a study by the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences.
source: link
Dimethicone Safety Measures/Side Effects:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)has approved its use as a “skin protectant” ingredient in over-the-counter (OTC) drug products. Furthermore, the Cosmetic Ingredient review (CIR) Expert Panel reviewed the data surrounding dimethicone, and assessed it as safe to use in personal care products. They determined that because of the large molecular weight of silicone based polymers such as dimethicone, it would be very unlikely for it to penetrate past the surface of the skin.
source: link
Both are silicones, but as you can see only Dimethicone/Dimethicon is what we can call safe because can not be absorbed by skin.
05/18/2011
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Yes, definitely check Dwtim's lube compat. workshop. It's got great tips. Toys are so tricky!
Originally posted by
BBW Talks Toys
What everyone else said.....
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone ... more
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone ... more
What everyone else said.....
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone lubes. It's not impossible to use them together, but it can ruin your toy if you don't do a patch test first. less
You should also check out Dwtim's lube compatibility workshop. You'll learn all about which lubes are truly compatible with which toys. You definitely want to patch test your silicone toys with silicone lubes. It's not impossible to use them together, but it can ruin your toy if you don't do a patch test first. less
05/18/2011
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Thank you! This has all been really helpful! I'm always concerned about the ingredients in most lubricants, especially water, which can be absorbed, and silicone because it is non-organic.
Originally posted by
agf
Cyclopentasiloxane Safety Measures/Side Effects:
Cyclopentasiloxane may cause mild skin and eye irritation, according to the ingredient’s material safety data sheet, and a small percentage of it reaches systemic circulation through dermal ... more
Cyclopentasiloxane may cause mild skin and eye irritation, according to the ingredient’s material safety data sheet, and a small percentage of it reaches systemic circulation through dermal ... more
Cyclopentasiloxane Safety Measures/Side Effects:
Cyclopentasiloxane may cause mild skin and eye irritation, according to the ingredient’s material safety data sheet, and a small percentage of it reaches systemic circulation through dermal absorption, as found in a study by the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences.
source: link
Dimethicone Safety Measures/Side Effects:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)has approved its use as a “skin protectant” ingredient in over-the-counter (OTC) drug products. Furthermore, the Cosmetic Ingredient review (CIR) Expert Panel reviewed the data surrounding dimethicone, and assessed it as safe to use in personal care products. They determined that because of the large molecular weight of silicone based polymers such as dimethicone, it would be very unlikely for it to penetrate past the surface of the skin.
source: link
Both are silicones, but as you can see only Dimethicone/Dimethicon is what we can call safe because can not be absorbed by skin. less
Cyclopentasiloxane may cause mild skin and eye irritation, according to the ingredient’s material safety data sheet, and a small percentage of it reaches systemic circulation through dermal absorption, as found in a study by the Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences.
source: link
Dimethicone Safety Measures/Side Effects:
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)has approved its use as a “skin protectant” ingredient in over-the-counter (OTC) drug products. Furthermore, the Cosmetic Ingredient review (CIR) Expert Panel reviewed the data surrounding dimethicone, and assessed it as safe to use in personal care products. They determined that because of the large molecular weight of silicone based polymers such as dimethicone, it would be very unlikely for it to penetrate past the surface of the skin.
source: link
Both are silicones, but as you can see only Dimethicone/Dimethicon is what we can call safe because can not be absorbed by skin. less
05/18/2011
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The workshop did not have the same results as I expected but it was really interesting to read through. It seems lube compatibility issues is more harmful for our bodies than the toys.
Originally posted by
ToyGurl
Yes, definitely check Dwtim's lube compat. workshop. It's got great tips. Toys are so tricky!
05/18/2011
I'm concerned about ingredients too mostly water lubes because, like you said, are highly absorbed.
I'm sure silicone lube (dimethicon only) is the best lube for sex and non-silicone toys. Water lubes need preservatives, and some of them are really bad.
Sliquid Sassy, H2O and some more form Sliquid are the only water lubes really safe for the body. No parabens, no PEG, no DMDM, just Potassium Sorbate.
EF has not modified the ingredient lists on Sliquid products line listed on EF so you will see the old formula but on some reviews users describe the new formula
I'm sure silicone lube (dimethicon only) is the best lube for sex and non-silicone toys. Water lubes need preservatives, and some of them are really bad.
Sliquid Sassy, H2O and some more form Sliquid are the only water lubes really safe for the body. No parabens, no PEG, no DMDM, just Potassium Sorbate.
EF has not modified the ingredient lists on Sliquid products line listed on EF so you will see the old formula but on some reviews users describe the new formula
05/18/2011
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Sliquid Sassy is the only water based lube I will use. I love how versatile it is while still being body safe. i looked into Maximus and Liquid Silk because they have pump bottles, but ultimately I wasn't willing to sacrifice the quality to Sliquid for convenience. I'm convinced Sliquid Sassy is the best water based lube for all around use.
Originally posted by
agf
I'm concerned about ingredients too mostly water lubes because, like you said, are highly absorbed.
I'm sure silicone lube (dimethicon only) is the best lube for sex and non-silicone toys. Water lubes need preservatives, and some of ... more
I'm sure silicone lube (dimethicon only) is the best lube for sex and non-silicone toys. Water lubes need preservatives, and some of ... more
I'm concerned about ingredients too mostly water lubes because, like you said, are highly absorbed.
I'm sure silicone lube (dimethicon only) is the best lube for sex and non-silicone toys. Water lubes need preservatives, and some of them are really bad.
Sliquid Sassy, H2O and some more form Sliquid are the only water lubes really safe for the body. No parabens, no PEG, no DMDM, just Potassium Sorbate.
EF has not modified the ingredient lists on Sliquid products line listed on EF so you will see the old formula but on some reviews users describe the new formula less
I'm sure silicone lube (dimethicon only) is the best lube for sex and non-silicone toys. Water lubes need preservatives, and some of them are really bad.
Sliquid Sassy, H2O and some more form Sliquid are the only water lubes really safe for the body. No parabens, no PEG, no DMDM, just Potassium Sorbate.
EF has not modified the ingredient lists on Sliquid products line listed on EF so you will see the old formula but on some reviews users describe the new formula less
05/18/2011
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