It may be liquid sex, but it was liquid vanilla sex; it gets the job done, but with no special features.

I bought it because it is a cheap, basic lube and that's exactly what it is. It is very easy to get out of the bottle, so there's no awkward struggling in the bedroom.

Liquid Sex is water-based, which means that it's safe to use with condoms and silicone toys, but will not help you in water. If you are having sex in the tub, shower, or another body of water, go for a less water-soluble lube (silicone-based, so that it won't harm your condom). The consistency is very runny, so if you are pouring it into your hand, then be sure to cup your hand!

Note that Liquid Sex contains glycerin, which is the base of many liquid soaps and shampoos. Since this lube contains glycerin, it can froth and bubble with intense activity just like soaps and shampoos do when you lather. Not only can glycerin dry out skin and mucous membranes, it can cause allergic reactions in people with very sensitive skin. Although the glycerin creates bubbles, it does ensure that this lube will wash away easily with water.

Liquid Sex also contains propylene glycol, an alcohol, which can irritate and dry you out even more. I personally did not experience any irritation, but people with very sensitive bodies might. The propylene glycol gives the lube a slight sweet taste, but that is not a problem for me.

When this lube dries up, it gets really sticky. Friction makes the stickiness and bubbles more of an issue. Therefore, I would recommend it for gentle sex, but not for vigorous activity. Liquid Sex will dry up rather quickly, so it is more appropriate for a quickie than a long night of passion, unless you are prepared to reapply often.

I used Liquid Sex with the Mini Rabbit Vibro Wand and really liked it. However, I don't think that Liquid Sex would be slippery enough to help me insert a larger toy comfortably.