I use Pink Water for clitoral stimulation, vaginal and anal fingering, and vaginal sex toys. Because this a water-base formula, I wouldn't recommend you use this lube with anal toys. However, if a water-based lubricant is your preference, by all means, use what works for you.

Judging by the texture of this lube, you can definitely tell it tried to replicate the vaginal fluid of a real woman. It's a bit sticky, yet silky. The consistency of Pink Water water is thin but the viscosity ranges from low to high. To test this, I squirted a drop of the lube on the back of my right hand and turned my hand so that my thumb is pointing up to the ceiling. The lube travels rather quickly at first but slows down instantly.

The product was described as tasteless and odorless--this is not so. To me, Pink Water has a faint floral scent, nothing too strong. On the other hand, the taste is just awful. It taste like metal of some sort or rubbing alcohol. I suggest you refrain from putting this lube in contact with your mouth while using it if you decide to purchase it.

For vaginal masturbation, I only needed to apply this lube twice. Anal stimulation requires a lot more of this lube. What is "a lot", you ask? About three times as much I'd use for your vagina and that's only the first application. I needed to apply this lube frequently during anal play. As far as clean up goes, I find that when I just leave it on my skin and rub it in, it adds some moisture (aloe vera is in the product) and a bit of silkiness once it dries (before then, it can feel sticky). However, if that's not your style just use a damp cloth to wipe away the excess lubricant.

Pink water comes in plastic packaging with a "no mess" nozzle and cap. The discreetness would depend on the size you get. The smallest size can definitely be out in the open and be taken anywhere. The larger sizes should definitely be stored where eyes aren't able to wander.