Liquid sex sensitive light Water-based lubricant

Glycerin and I don’t get along, so I was happy to have the opportunity to try out a new lubricant made for women (and men!) with sensitive skin. Liquid Sex Sensitive Light claims that it will not irritate the skin and that it is long-lasting – and after all, who can resist anything named “Liquid Sex?”So, when the bottle arrived, I took my new lube for a test ride. I sniffed it, managed to spill it all over one hand, and tasted it; while not labeled as edible, things do happen in the middle of sex. The lube has a faintly unpleasant smell that I am hard-pressed to describe: it might be best stated as “vaguely chemical.” Still, as I rubbed it all over my hand, I noted that it felt like, well, me! It grew slightly tacky as it dried, but once dry it felt as if I’d just had a little bit of moisturizer on my hand; it didn’t rub or “flake” off unpleasantly. This was definitely a plus – no gross “flaking stuff” post-orgasm!Finally, I decided it was time to put Liquid Sex to work on a toy. Since this is a water-based lubricant, I had no fears about using it on my precious toys, so I found one of my sex toys and lubed it up. Here, of course, Liquid Sex showed its brilliance: my g-spot vibrator was nice and slick and I was nice and comfortable! I later used it with an anal sex toy, and had the same experience; no discomfort, just pure pleasure.Afterward, my sheets weren’t stained, my vibrator was unaffected and most importantly, I was in no discomfort whatsoever. Liquid Sex made for a nice comfortable ride. Cleanup was easy, and again there was no sticky flaky mess. Despite its smell, I give this lubricant five out of five stars; I just wish it was all natural too!