Pink Water is a water-based lubricant specially formulated for women. Glycerin free, it contains ginseng, aloe vera, avena sativa and guarana extracts. Personally, I'm a fan of anything with aloe vera.

Pink Water is unflavored, unscented, and moisturizes as it lubricates.

I rarely use lube for solo use, but my partner and I are long distance so I decided I would give it a shot.

When I opened the box from EdenFantasys, I was concerned. I was on a trip, and had my toys shipped ahead, and the lube was bubble-wrapped--my first thought was that it was a glass bottle, and the combination of my extreme clumsiness and the return trip would shatter it. Fear not, lovely readers, Pink Water comes in a plastic bottle so knocking it off the bedside table will not ruin your carpet!

Beyond that, the bottle is very cute; it looks like a lotion bottle, or a large perfume spritzer. It comes with a plastic cover for the pump so that it will not get accidentally pushed down, like in your purse or your luggage--it's very handy. I have the largest size and the bottle is small enough to fit in my purse, a carry-on size suitcase, or my toybox.

As for the lube itself, it worked really well. The lube is water based, which means it can be used with all of my silicone toys--a huge plus for me. I'm prone to yeast infections (if I look at lube, and I get one), but because it's glycerin free, I miss out on that unfortunate occurrence; to date, I haven't had one while using this lube!

Pink Water is on the thicker side for water-based lubricants, but it's not globby. With a thickness that prevents it from being a runny, messy nuisance, it's still thin enough to spread easily without waste.

It was completely odorless, and had a hint of a sweet taste, though I could not taste it at all once it came in contact with bodily fluids.

No complaints on the longevity scale, I did not need to reapply at all during usage, and once I finished, I didn't feel the need to get up and wipe off--there was no lube smeared everywhere, even on the toys. My hands were a little sticky after use, but nothing really horrible. Based on its disappearing act on my toys, I would assume that if I'd let it dry on my hands, they would have wound up just fine without a wash.

I did have a little trouble getting it to pump the first time--first I wasn't sure if I was supposed to twist it, or push down harder, or what, but I figured it out and it's been smooth sailing ever since.