Please Cream is a water-based lubricant by Pleasure Works. Since it's water-based it can be used on any product your intimate heart so desires, from silicone to UR3, from dildos to condoms to skin. It's different than your average water-based lube, however. It's got a luxurious creamy texture for those ultra posh nights. I left a dab on a spare piece of silicone for about 12 hours and it didn't damage the silicone one bit. Just left an easy-to-clean residue. I was assigned the 8 ounce bottle so it's going to last me a while. I've never really used a water based lubricant in the shower, however, so I'm not sure how this one will work. Also, I wouldn't eat it since it's not made for that. Another plus is that it's glycerin and paraben free!

The texture of this lube is unlike most (if not all) water-based lubes out there. Instead of it being tacky or slimy, it's luxuriously creamy. Since it's water-based, it's still somewhat runny, but it's very easy to pour and is much less runny than most water-based lubricants. I personally love the texture and it's perfect for those nights I want to be extra luxurious.

The lube isn't "scented", but it does smell like that Gak toy for little kids. It's not very strong, but the smell is there. There's no taste, but since it's not technically "edible", you shouldn't put it in your morning coffee or on your hamburgers.

Since this lube is creamy, there's a big payoff in how well it lubricates things. It takes a lot more lube than I'm used to to get things to where they're nice and lubricated. It's not that the lube dries up quickly, it's that the lube itself isn't that wet. It has much more of a cream or lotion texture than it does a lube texture. Since it's water based, it cleans right up afterwards with water. If you're okay with it not lubricating as well and instead would rather have the creamy texture, then go for this; otherwise, I would look elsewhere.

This lube arrived at my house simply wrapped in shrink wrap. It wasn't in a box or anything. The bottle itself is very nice, however. The front says "Please Cream water based lubricant 8floz", and on the back it says various things about the lube (as listed on the EF page), and a list of ingredients. It's not very discreet as it looks like a bottle of lube; however, it does also look convincing as a moisturizing lotion bottle. There really aren't instructions needed for lube and there are none. To open, just press on one side of the top and the other pops up. The bottle is also very pretty, lending itself to being giftable.