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When it comes to anal play, there's no such thing as too much lube.
Lube is great for taking the friction out of all kinds of sex, but when it comes to anal sex , lube is absolutely essential. Unlike the vagina, the anus doesn't self-lubricate when you're turned on, which makes it difficult and painful to insert anything—from a pinky finger to a penis—without some extra help.
But which lube works best for anal sex? There are sooo many different personal lubricant products on the market, but when it comes to anal sex, you want to use thicker lube that doesn't require constant reapplication, explains Alicia Sinclair, founder of sex toy brand b-Vibe . "Silicone lube is one of the best lubes for anal because it contains dimethicone, dimethiconol, and cyclomethicone," she explains. "This creates a consistency that is thicker and more 'buttery' than water-based lubes . Most people find that they prefer a thicker lubricant for anal play because it gives some extra cushion to protect delicate body parts."
While natural oils (like coconut oil ) and oil-based lubes have a thick consistency, too, they can erode latex, which is why Sinclair says: "It’s best to only use coconut oil or almond oil when condoms aren’t involved." But be careful about using silicone-based lubes with sex toys, she adds. "Using silicone lube on a silicone sex toy can cause bending, warping, and the ruin of a toy. Use a high-quality, water-based lubricant instead."
When it comes time to whip out the lube for anal sex, use as much as the receiving partner needs to feel comfortable, says Dr. Zhana Vrangalova , Ph.D., NYU professor of human sexuality and a sexpert for LELO . "Usually, especially for beginners, the more the better," she says. "I generally subscribe to the 'too much lube is almost enough' view when it comes to anal sex."
Don't be afraid to reapply "as soon as it seems like it's drying out and there's more friction," Vrangalova adds. "Keep the lines of communication with the receptive partner open. Encourage them to let you know when they feel more is necessary."
You'll notice the majority of lubricants on the list are silicone-based—the rest are either hybrids (meaning they're water- and silicone-based), or specific creams for anal stretching (i.e. fisting). FYI, the hybrids we included are safe for toy use and have a thicker consistency, which make them ideal for anal penetration.
Here are the 19 best lubes for anal sex.
HOWL is a UK-based, queer-owned company that has CBD in the lube , which helps to alleviate any pain the bottom (anal receptive partner) may experience during sex. It's also QUITE thick for those who like it extra wet.
There's something about the texture of Goodparts' lube that feels so damn good. It's silky smooth and makes everything extra slippery.
Momentum's silicone lube is vegan, fragrance-free, pH-balanced, paraben-free, glycerine-free, and made in the United States. It's non-sticky, and unlike other silicone lubes, washes off pretty easily.
Pjur is well-known in Europe—a little less so in the States—but its Backdoor Silicone Lubricant is by far one of the best lubes for anal sex. It has a smooth texture and is far less sticky than other silicone lubes on the market.
You'll notice a lot of silicone-based lubes on this list because they are thicker and last longer, but coconut-based lube is another solid option. As I previously wrote when describing this lube: "[It] starts a little firmer when you apply, but as you start to have sex and things heat up, both literally and metaphorically, it melts and slips everywhere (in the best of ways). It's also great to use if you like eating ass with lube (or take breaks from anal penetration to eat ass) because it has a fabulous coconut oil taste."
Most people like thicker lube when having anal sex, but if you're someone who likes thinner, lighter lube while having anal, P.S. Condom's organic aloe, plant-based lube is a great option.
Coconu is actually the first USDA-Certified organic, coconut oil-based lubricant. As an oil, you shouldn't use it with latex condoms, as the condoms are more likely to tear. If you're not using condoms, then we highly recommend using this lube. It's super slippery, non-sticky, and a little bit goes a long way.
Promescent lube is great for folks who are cautious about the ingredients in their lube. It's 100% paraben-free, odorless, colorless, and greaseless. It manages to be thick without feeling too sticky.
This is one of the few water-based lubes we recommend for anal sex. Because it is more of a "jelly," with a thicker consistency, it still works fabulously for anal sex.
Try this water-based lube from Lovehoney if you're playing with silicone sex toys and don't want them to get warped. "For the smoothest experience, I recommend applying along the full shaft of the toy, around the opening of the anus on the outside, and also a bit on the inside of the anus with your fingers," Vrangalova says.
Gun Oil has been a favorite lube for gay men for years. This silicone lube has a thick, viscous consistency; using a little can go a long way.
It's no surprise that one of the best condom companies in the world would also produce one of the best silicone lubes. As the tagline states, Skyn's personal lubricant is extra long lasting. You don't need to stop the action to reapply.
Boy Butter is another great lube for anal sex. However, it's oil-based, meaning it's not safe to use with latex condoms.
There's nothing special about Swiss Navy Silicone Lubricant. It's your run-of-the-mill anal sex lube. That said, it's often cheaper than other lubes, and it always gets the job done.
For the love of God, the product is called "Invade Deep Fisting Cream." Of course it's great to use for anal sex. It's even better to use if you want to put a little something more up inside there.
A hybrid lube that's both water and silicone-based, Sliquid Naturals Silk can still be used on most toys. (Most of the other lubes on the list are solely silicone-based, and for that reason, not to be used in conjunction with toys.) That's why Sliquid is ideal for pegging or any anal play that involves toys.
We're not gonna lie, Spunk looks kinda like semen, which could be a turn-on if you're into that. It's neither sticky nor tacky (due to being a hybrid). And after use, it leaves your skin feeling silky smooth.
Undoubtedly one of the, if not the thinnest silicone lubes on the market, this product has the consistency of water-based lubricant, but lasts the same duration as a silicone-based lubricant. It also feels like you're not wearing lube (but in a good way—not a painful way).
This cream has been helping people do butt stuff since 1979. Head's up that it's oil-based, so don't use it if you're depending on condoms.

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Two months ago I met an amazing man from Spain, we had a hot affair during the time that he was visiting my city and he told me that he was a collector of olive oil. We talked about having anal sex during the time that he was here but it never happened. Anyway, I am planning a trip to Spain to visit him and I thought about bringing him a nice bottle of olive oil to be used as a lubricant for our anal adventures! But my question is: is it a safe lubricant in terms of keeping the condom from breaking?
Olive oil + latex condom = broken condom! Avoid using latex with any oil, oil-based lube, or petroleum products.
That's the quick answer, but there's much more that can be said about safer sex, condoms, lube, and erotic olive oil options.
A good lubricant for anal sex is essential. Lube makes anal sex more pleasurable, decreases risk of condom-breakage, and helps protect sensitive tissue. If you are using latex condoms, or any other latex barriers such as gloves or dental dams, olive oil should be avoided because oils and oil-based lubricants and lotions cause latex to break down. For any sexual activity using latex barriers, water-based or silicone-based lubricants are recommended.
Water-based lube, the most oft-recommended kind, can be used safely with latex and with silicone toys and it cleans up easily. Water-based lubes abound at sex novelty stores and drugstores alike. For anal sex, look for non-flavored varieties (flavored lube often has sugar and other ingredients that may cause irritation in penetrative anal or vaginal sex). Water-based lubricants may be somewhat sticky when they dry, but can be refreshed easily by adding water, saliva, or more lube.
Some people prefer silicone-based lube for anal sex because it typically has a slicker quality, stays wetter longer, and does not dry sticky. Like water-based lube, silicone is safe for use with latex. The body does not absorb silicone, which means it won't clog pores, but it may be more difficult to wash off (and out) of the body. Silicone lube will damage silicone sex toys, so the two should not be used together unless there is a condom on the toy.
Olive oil may be an option for lubricant if you use polyurethane condoms instead of latex. However, a word of caution with regard to olive oil and orifices: It may be difficult to remove, may clog pores, or may cause infection or irritation, so it is not recommended for internal use (except for eating, of course). Olive oil may be used erotically in other ways though, as an external masturbatory lubricator (probably safer for use on the penis than the clitoris) for example, or as massage oil with very little risk of any of the health concerns noted above (thought it may stain sheets). If you decide to use olive oil externally first, and have sex after, even if you use silicone or water-based lube, polyurethane condoms are still recommended rather than latex because the condom may have come into contact with olive oil residue left on the sheets or on other parts of the body.
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It’s always a mistake to do anal play without lubrication, hence the need to apply lubricant because it helps reduce friction. Even though there are different brands and models of commercial lube on the market, it’s not always possible to have one around.
So, what do you do when you don’t have lube and you want to have quick anal sex? You improvise! There are various household materials that you can deploy for a homemade anal lube. Not only does a homemade anal lube save you costs, but it also allows you the luxury of using only safe materials. We know that you can’t wait to find out the many options you have for a DIY anal lube and we have no plans to deny you that knowledge. Read on to learn all about household anal lubes.
Other than the fact that anal lubes help to reduce friction and pain during anal sex, they have a few other special qualities. Find out what’s special about anal lubes below:
If you didn’t know, anal sex is not the only type of sexual activity that requires lube; vaginal sex—mostly in case of dryness of the vagina—may require extra lubrication too for smoother penetration. While thinner lube is ideal for vaginal sex, it doesn’t work for anal sex. The latter requires a thicker lube because anal walls are thinner than vaginal walls.
Whether you’re playing with a butt plug , anal dildo, having sex, or being fisted, you need a high-quality anal lube for a smooth experience. For example, you can count on the best lube for fisting to be more viscous and long-lasting.
Besides, a thicker lube keeps the anal walls more slippery than a thinner lube. This reduces the risk of tears and cuts inside the rectum. And abrasions raise the risk of contracting a Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI). That’s something nobody wants.
Another special quality of anal lubes is numbing the anal walls well before sex. They desensitize the anal walls to ease some of the possible discomfort associated with anal sex. With the light numbing effect you get from anal lube, things can be comfortable during the backdoor play.
However, the numbing effect is not entirely safe, no thanks to the benzocaine and lidocaine compounds used in making numbing anal lubes. These ingredients may sometimes cause itching, burning sensations, irritation, or tingling.
Notwithstanding, there are high-quality and safe desensitizing anal lubes on the market and it’s up to you to look in the right places. According to most reviews, the Doc Johnson Rear Entry Desensitising Lube is perfect for extra comfortable anal play. Boasting a slick and thick silicone formula, the lube is easy to use thanks to its pump bottle.
Do you know the most important advantage of homemade lube for anal? It keeps you from rushing to the store or canceling an anal session because you’ve run out of lube at home. Below, we’ll discuss some household items that pass as anal lube that you didn’t know before:
You’re probably familiar with using your saliva as lube during vaginal sex. It’s also an excellent lube when giving a blowjob. If you didn’t know, spit comes in handy for anal sex too.
Some claim that saliva may harbor some kind of infection but that isn’t true for anal sex. As a matter of fact, saliva does the contrary. It contains antifungal properties that protect against the entry of harmful bacteria—that can cause infections—into your body system. Also, spit is compatible with condoms.
However, we have to admit that spit is nowhere near a top choice for household anal lube. Of course, you can always add more saliva but it’s not just good enough for use as anal lube. This is mostly because it dries quickly which can become a problem during anal play.
Have you come across coconut oil before? It has one of the best natural smells of any oil. If you didn’t know, you can use coconut oil as anal lube. Not only is coconut oil easy to find, but it’s also comfortable to use. However, we recommend virgin coconut oil or an unrefined variant. Refined oil may contain additives that can irritate sensitive body parts such as the anus.
Furthermore, coconut oil doesn’t combine well with a latex condom because it’s oil-based. Oil-based products typically degrade/rupture latex condoms, exposing you to STIs. However, you can still go ahead to use the oil—without a condom—if you’re having anal sex with a monogamous partner.
Notwithstanding, oil-based lubricants can be quite slick and there are many options on the market. If you don’t mind investing in one, the AH! YES Organic Plant Oil-Based Lubricant seems like an ideal choice as suggested by several users. As you can easily guess from the name, it’s made from an organic plant, making it body-friendly. And the lube boasts a super-slick and long-lasting formula for enjoyable anal play.
Almond oil is another top oil-based natural anal lube. Not only does it boasts rich vitamins and a nice smell, but it also has a special quality of penetrating the skin easily, meaning it’ll hardly create any mess during anal play. Instead of purchasing an expensive anal lube, investing in almond oil can be a smarter choice. You can also have it as an alternative in case you run out of lube.
Also, almond oil is easy to store; you can keep it refrigerated for a long time. However, like coconut oil, almond oil is bad news for latex condoms.
If you’re familiar with essential oils, then you probably know of “carrier oils”. These oils act as a base for essential oils. Vitamin E oil is among “carrier oils” and it’s effective for use as household anal lube. Not only is the oil slippery, but it also provides a wet and smooth feeling that makes anal play very comfortable and enjoyable.
When it comes to using Vitamin E oil, the same rule applies: the oil is not compatible with condoms. So, you’ll have to choose between going for a safer option or taking an unnecessary risk. However, there’s nothing to worry about if your partner is with you only and you’re sure that their sexual health is great.
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