I have a large selection of flavored lubes that I use primarily for oral sex, and I realized I didn't really have any normal lubes for vaginal sex. I'm definitely hesitant on trying new lubricants because I'm very sensitive. I usually end up disappointed in the products. I had seen that this had pretty good reviews, and I figured it wasn't that much in price, so why not? I also thought to myself "How will I find the perfect lubricant, if I'm too nervous to try any out?"

I had actually received this a few months ago and just recently tested it out. Like I said, I'm very hesitant on new lubes. The 1.7 fluid ounce bottle of Love Liquid by Kama Sutra comes in a small box. The actual bottle itself is pretty cute. To dispense some lube, you just flip open the black top. While holding the bottle upside down, the lube drips right out without your having to use any pressure. This lube is clear in color. It's very thin and watery. When putting some on my finger and holding my finger upside down, the lube drips off. There is no smell, and it doesn't really have a taste. When it comes to performance, it does its job without irritating my vagina. This lube feels very natural and lasts for a long time. A little definitely goes a long way. It doesn't leave you sticky or gross feeling afterwards. It doesn't give you any tingling, cooling, or heating sensations. I wouldn't use this for oral sex, since it doesn't really have the greatest taste to it, but that's just my opinion. It's water-based, so it's safe to use on silicone and latex.

Ingredients for the Love Liquid:
Water, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Hydroxyyethylcellulose, Tetrasodium EDTA, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate.

When I first tried this lubricant, I loved it and didn't think I'd find something better, but I did. I still love it, but it's not my favorite anymore. If you're looking for a natural feeling lubricant, you'll most likely love the Love Liquid.

After using this, I noticed my vagina started itching and being irritated. I'm done using this. I knew my vagina was sensitive, so I should've known that glycerin and propylene glycol were bad ingredients.