SEX LUBRICANTS PROS AND CONS

Before I go into my sessions, Webinars, and speaking engagements for today, let me just drop this wisdom here, so that you people can “Joitz things down”  in the voice of “Josh2funny” ⁣
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Like I mentioned in my previous post, there are different types of Lubricants (Not engine oil o ) ⁣
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To make this conversation a lot easier for you to understand, think of Lubricants like your moisturizers…..if you don’t cream your body after sometimes, what happens? ⁣
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These are the different types of Lubes : ⁣
Water-based lubricant, Silicone-based lubricant, Oil-based lubricants, Natural lubricant. ⁣
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*Water-based lubricant* ⁣
Water-based lubricants are the most common. They come in two varieties: with glycerin, which has a slightly sweet taste, or without glycerin.⁣
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Both types of water-based lubricants are cost-effective, easy to find, and safe to use with condoms. They typically don’t stain sheets, either.⁣
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Flavored or warming lubricants often contain glycerin. Although these products have their perks, they dry out quickly⁣
Because of their sugar content, they’re also known to contribute to yeast infections.⁣
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Silicone-based lubricants are odorless and tasteless, slippery and smooth.⁣
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Silicone-based lubricants last the longest out of any lubricant. They don’t need to be reapplied as often as water-based lubricants.⁣
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They’re safe to use with latex condoms and — if you’re in the mood for a steamy shower session —it shall hold up underwater.⁣
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Some of the pros of silicone-based lubricant are also its cons. This type of lubricant may last longer, but it’s harder to wash off. You’ll need to give the area a soapy scrub to remove any residue.⁣
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Silicone-based lubricants aren’t recommended for silicone sex toys because it can break them down, making them gummy and gross over time.⁣
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To be continued in next post…..*because Hand don dey pain me to type o”