Eros Light Love by Pjur deserves top marks in almost every category. It is slippery and long-lasting, making it perfect for whatever form of sex you can name. Traditional lovemaking can benefit greatly from just a mere dab of this incredibly useful stuff. A small amount certainly goes a long way. It can be safely used for anal sex, and it wont run away on you once you've applied it to said thirsty orifice. As a silicone lube, Light Love is also a decent choice for shower sex. It won't wash of with water alone, which means that those wet and dripping water fantasies need no longer go unrealized.

Light Love is thin and yet not runny. It always stays where you put it and, unlike water-based lubes, it does not easily absorb into the skin. If I was to compare it to another lubricant of a different base, I'd say it feels closer to an oil-based lube than it does to a water-based one. By rubbing it between my fingers I found it to be quite slick. After several minutes I found no decrease in slide. It was as slippery then as when I first applied it.

Light Love comes with no offensive, or for that matter any, odor. It is clear in color, and is described as unflavored. But despite being safe for internal and sexual use, I can't say I'd be too comfortable ingesting this product.

During intercourse I found that only one drop of Light Love held up extremely well for over 45 minutes of love-making. While most lubes make sex comfortable, and in some unfortunate cases, barely functional, Light Love actually improved the sensation of friction. In short, it felt smoother and more natural than any other lubricant I've tried.

As for clean up, this silicone lube needs to scrubbed with soap and water to be cleaned off completely. I suppose it only makes sense that a lubricant with such excellent staying power would require extra effort for removal. You win some, you lose some I guess.

Pjur has so far impressed me with their product design. Light Love comes in a slim squeeze bottle and is topped with a sturdy nozzle that really allows you to control how much comes out. if you want a lot: squeeze hard. If you want a little: squeeze soft.

Light Love is so rich and skin-friendly, that it can also be used for massage and as a moisturizer. My wife and I tried this, and oh boy does it ever make your skin shine and muscles glisten. For this same reason it can also be used as a latex conditioner, giving that Catwoman outfit of your's some extra kink and shine.

Keep in mind that while Light Love is great for anal sex as well as use with toys, it shouldn't be used with silicone ones. I tried a spot test with my toys to see for myself if silicone lubes and toys truly don't mix. I was surprised with what I found. I tested several of my toys, both those labeled premium and those that were not. Although there were no violent reactions, bubbles or gaping holes left behind (which I must admit I expected), the lube did leave several raised ridges and bumps on the flared ends of my toys. It looked almost like a transparent glaze that had dried unevenly on the surface of the toy. It was nothing too shocking, but I still don't want that chemical reaction taking place inside my body.