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Health Oil based Not for condom use Desensitising not recommended Petroleum based Not for anal sex Pure silicone lubes are OK Desensitising not recommended Intended for fisting, bareback or use with toys Warming Not for anal use Warming lube is for masturbation only Hybrid (water based + silicone) lubes are OK Oil based Not for condom use Water based lubes are OK Note: If you are HIV negative and are not using condoms you need talk to your doctor about PrEP. 28 Guysers Gazette Issue 16 • 2019
Butt Lube 101 What you need to know about lubes for your ass Here is an informative article about lubes for your butt we’ve shared from the NZAF website https://endinghiv.org.nz/sex/butt-lube-101 Oil based Not for condom use Tingling Not for anal use Flavoured lubes are for oral sex only When it comes to putting stuff in your butt, it’s really important to use lube. That’s easy enough to say, but how do you know what sort of lube to use when there are so many different kinds out there? Well, when it comes to ‘fun in your bum’ it’s actually quite simple: you want the plainest lube you can find. The lining of your rectum is super pro at absorbing stuff – that’s the job it’s there to do, which is why you don’t want unnecessary chemicals in your butt. Flavoured lubes are out, as are warming lubes, tingling lubes and desensitising lubes. It is really important to avoid desensitising or relaxing anal lubes, especially if you’re a newbie, because if you can’t feel what’s going on in your ass then you can’t properly monitor if you might be getting hurt or not. So your best options are plain water-based lube, plain siliconebased lube or a hybrid lube. Water-based lube is less expensive and more commonly available, but you will end up needing to use a bit more because it does eventually get absorbed by your body. Siliconebased lube, on the other hand, does not get absorbed by your body, so you won’t need to use as much or reapply it as often, though it does usually cost more. Different people will hold a preference for either water or siliconebased lubes, and that’s entirely down to personal choice. Now knowing that plain water or silicone-based lubes are what you want to go for, here’s a checklist of what else you’ll need to know: Both silicone and water-based lubes (& hybrid lubes) are perfectly fine to use with condoms. Oil-based lubes deteriorate the quality of condoms so oils and petroleum jellies like Vaseline are out. Don’t combine silicone lube with silicone sex toys, because the two will react and your toys will start to melt away. You can buy lube at supermarkets, chemists, adult shops and online. q At Guysers we sell the award winning, American made Spunk Lube Hybrid which contains the perfect blend of both water and silicone. And it’s white and creamy so it looks and feels just like cum! See advert on the last page. guysers.co.nz Guysers Gazette 29
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