Add magic lubricant - lubricant discontinued by Booty Parlor - review by Upskirt

When I first got Add Magic lubricant by Booty Parlor, I wasn't very impressed. The box that it was shipped in had lube inside of it even though the lube comes with a clear plastic cap on it (like most hairsprays, etc.). It was a mess! The packaging was very pretty and the bottle looks more like it contains hair product than lubricant, definitely something that you could leave out and no one would question what it was.

The lube itself contains: Water, Glycerin, Carbomer, Carboxymethyl hydroxyethylcellulose, Imidazolidinyl, Sodium benzoate, Methylparaben, Tetrasodium edta, Peg-45m, Xanthan gum & Triethanolamine. That being said this is the first lube I have ever bought, and I didn't know that I was pretty sensitive to glycerin...it was very obvious that I was having a reaction whenever I used this lube so if you are sensitive to glycerin this isn't the lube for you (read reaction: UTI).

When using the lubricant I found that I had to reapply more often than I would have liked to. I also found the lube sticky, and I didn't think that it blended in as well as other lubricants I have used since buying Add Magic. Booty Parlor claims that Add Magic has no taste but I found it does have a slightly sweet taste. (Side note: I compared the consistency to Sliquid Sassy, and it's about the same, but I neeeever have to reapply Sliquid! In between my fingers, Sliquid felt a little more silky and soft where Add Magic didn't).

Since this lube is water-based it can be used with all types of toy materials, it's very easy to clean off toys, skin, and anything else you might get it on. It doesn't stain.

I can't say I would recommend this lube (if I could go back and research a little bit more before buying I would!) but if you want something with cute packaging you can leave out and know you're not sensitive to glycerin, knock yourself out!

Glycerin is a sugar derivative, and is a common ingredient in most lubricants on the market today. Glycerin and other sugar derivatives will often cause problems for many women, especially those who are prone to UTI's and yeast infections.

I don't use this anymore as a lube because I'm 90% sure the glycerin in this was giving me UTIs. It's definitely cute, and it works for it's purpose, so if you know you're not sensitive to glycerin, it could still be okay. For now, I think I'll stick to organic products.