"Most of us care deeply about the food we eat and the lotions, creams, ointments, and beauty products that come in contact with our skin daily. Yet scant few among us carry such deft awareness to the bedroom. Don’t let sex go toxic!"
Important Context
WARNING!!!
When it comes to healthy choices most people forget to include their sexual health products.
With the majority of people having used a lubricant at some point in their life and because they are directly absorbed into the skin, body, and bloodstream, it is important that you ensure that what you use is as nontoxic as it can be.
The problem is that the majority of personal lubricants sold in sex shops, supermarkets and other locations, including those used and recommended by medical professionals contain ingredients that can have an adverse effect on the human body.
The best lube is a lubricant that is a close to natural body fluid as possible.
When it comes to healthy choices most people forget to include their sexual health products.
With the majority of people having used a lubricant at some point in their life and because they are directly absorbed into the skin, body, and bloodstream, it is important that you ensure that what you use is as nontoxic as it can be.
The problem is that the majority of personal lubricants sold in sex shops, supermarkets and other locations, including those used and recommended by medical professionals contain ingredients that can have an adverse effect on the human body.
The best lube is a lubricant that is a close to natural body fluid as possible.
I have found that even the paraben free, organic lubes ( Sliquids) irritated my aging vaginal tissues & often caused infections. Since I switched to raw organic coconut oil bought at Whole Foods, I'm in clover.
What is your opinion on using Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, barring allergies of course? If you like or use this type of lube, any advice for getting it out of sheets ?