I think this product is ideal for toy use, or vaginal intercourse. It dissipates too quickly to be a great jack-off lube. It is marketed as a natural and vegan product. It is Glycerin/Paraben free and hypoallergenic. I am prone to skin irritations of many kinds, and very easily get hives, and I had no problem using this lube.

I have used Sliquid Sea in the shower. It works great for me, but may wash away too quickly depending on what you are up to. Personally, I have used it for toy-play while standing in the shower. My body mostly succeeds in keeping it from washing away too quickly.

Sliquid Sea is my favorite of the water-based Sliquid line. It seems a little thicker than Sliquid H2o.

It absorbs nicely into the skin, without getting tacky. If absorbed, it can sometimes be reactivated by applying a bit more water to the area (providing you didn't accidentally wash it away in the shower... oops!)

This is a thin, water-based lube. I feel it is ever so slightly thicker than Sliquid H2o.It disappears into the skin and does not get tacky when I rub it in. It does not feel overly sticky or greasy with use and mimics natural lubrication well.

I detect no taste at all. It is odorless, and as such, this product is suitable for those with scent sensitivities.

Sliquid Sea is a water-based lube, so it should be safe for use with all your toys. It has a natural feel and does not get sticky or tacky when rubbed into the skin. There is no icky residue, so you don't necessarily have to wash it off if you don't want to. It is not visible on my bedding after use, and has caused no staining. It may not be the best for jack-off or very vigorous sex sessions, and may need to be reapplied.

The bottle does not hide the fact that it is a lube, but it doesn't shout it out either. A close inspection will indicate it is an intimate lubricant. It has a nice pop-up lid that most people should be able to manage with one hand.