Pjur Bodyglide is by far the best silicone lubricant I’ve ever used, and I’m extremely anal (no pun intended) when it comes to lubes. Here’s exactly what I expect from a lube:

- Doesn’t get sticky or dry out.
- Doesn’t make my vagina feel sloppy wet nasty.
- Doesn’t leave greasy residue on skin, & is easy to clean.
- Doesn’t stain sheets.
- Doesn’t smell bad or taste weird.
- Moonlights as a massage oil.
- Makes anal & vaginal intercourse more comfortable/enjoyable for my partner & I.
- Keeps things slick under water.

There will always be a place in my nightstand for a bottle of Pjur Original Bodyglide. It is the only lubricant I’ve ever used that met all of my expectations. My boyfriend loves how awesomely fluid hand jobs (from me & while masturbating) are while using this product. I love how a few drops turn my boyfriend’s fingers and penis into slippery silk providers of pleasure.

Besides having all of the aforementioned qualities, it also sets itself apart from other silicone lubes:

vs Pink- While Pink Silicone Lubricant for Women is my second favorite, it leaves my skin feeling greasy. Pjur leaves my skin feeling velvety smooth, not oily at all.

vs KY Intrigue- Intrigue works very well for feeling all the sensations vaginal sex has to offer, but I didn’t find it to be slippery enough for comfortable anal play.

vs ID Millenium- It was difficult to wash ID Millennium off my skin. I felt oily even after showering. What’s better about Pjur is I don’t really feel the need do anything other than wipe it off with a towel. My skin just feels hydrated afterward. I don’t feel “wet down there” if I don’t shower immediately after using it, and it doesn’t stain my underpants either.

My only gripe with using silicone lubes is they can leave stains. You only need to use a few drops, so staining sheets probably won’t be an issue. After intercourse I saw no visible spots or residue left on the linens. If you’re worried about silicone lubes leaving a stain on your 300 count sheets, I recommend putting down a towel, blanket, or liberator throw over your bed before you begin to play. If you do accidentally spill some Pjur, simply treat the spot with any stain-lifting product. I tested out the stubbornness of stains caused by Pjur by putting two drops onto an old white pillowcase. It only left a light ring, one or two shades darker than the rest of the pillowcase. Had I not been looking for it, I probably wouldn’t have even noticed. I sprayed the stain with Shout, and then washed my pillowcase in cold water. The stain came out perfectly.

I also like that Pjur Bodyglide is it made without testing on animals. It’s also hypoallergenic, and 100% safe to use with latex condoms. Plus, it’s made in Germany. “You know the Germans always make good stuff!”

Precautions:
This lubricant is not compatible with silicone toys.