Sliquid Sea is a water-based lubricant from Sliquid LLC. What differentiates it from Sliquid's H₂0 lubricant is the inclusion of seaweed extracts, hence the name "Sea".

Sliquid Sea lives up to the Sliquid brand. Its ingredient list is not intimidating in the slightest and very, very body friendly. Even the most sensitive of users could get some use out of it. Like all Sliquid lubes, it does not contain glycerine, glycerol, parabens, PEG, propylene glycol, sorbitol or sulfates.

The ingredients are as follows: purified water, plant cellulose (derived from cotton), seaweed extracts, cyamopsis, potassium sorbate and citric acid.

The purified water is the base of the lubricant, rather than glycerin/glycerol or propylene glycol. The plant cellulose and cyamopsis are used as thickeners. The potassium sorbate and citric acid are used as preservatives. These may cause a reaction in those with sensitivities. Then, as its namesake suggests, it contains seaweed extracts: carrageenan, nori & wakame. Carrageenan is touted as a natural inhibitor of HPV*, wakame and nori serve as excellent natural moisturizers. They work together to produce a very natural-feeling lube.

Though I would not recommend this lubricant for anal (due to its thinness) or oral sex (due to its lack of appealing taste), it's an excellent lube for solo play or vaginal intercourse. I find that it dries up a little too quickly for my tastes, but it doesn't take much to get started. That, and it's very easily reactivated with a splash of water or a splash of additional lubricant.

I would definitely suggest this lubricant to a friend. It feels good and natural, is latex-compatible, easy to clean up, non-staining, body friendly and from a company I'd gladly patronize again and again. Sliquid never fails to deliver!

*Though studies have demonstrated this, this is not an endorsement for unprotected sex. Always use condoms to prevent the transmission of STIs.