I bought this lubricant for two reasons: I was out of lube, and my partner is sensitive to the chemicals used in other lubricants. So the organic qualities of this product were a big selling point.

Visually the bottle screams of a an apothecary medicinal. The look is clearly geared to the new "organic" hype, that all the bloggers are twittering about. The label has a nice subtle texture the alludes to thoughts of recycling and getting better mileage. And a lubricant that gets me supreme mileage in the bedroom, is an investment for happier future.

The bottle is easy to open. It has a flip top and a firm yet squeezable bottle. I personally like pump nozzles, but the cap was easy to open and easy to dispense, especially during play.

The lubricant itself is initially very slippery, and smells very clean, akin to simple nature of basic hand soap. When I first used the lube, I played with it in my fingers, and I tasted it. Yes I tasted the lube. Because I find that in the bedroom, sex and foreplay are often interchanging and sometimes lubricant ends up in places, like the mouth. So for me a lubricant that doesn't have a gross acidic flavor or taste like glue is a product I could buy with regularity. Personally this lubricant doesn't taste like anything. What flavor is there, is subtle.

In use, the lubricant wasn't runny or thick like most a-typical lubes. In fact this lubes feels more like face lotion, light and clean enough to use on the most sensitive parts of the body.

In play, i.e. during sex, I found that the initially slippery nature of the lube disappears rather quickly and is absorbed into the skin, similar to the feeling of saliva or lotion. Although still useful for sex, I found that re-applying was necessary.