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DESIGNED BY WOMEN
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DESIGNED BY WOMEN
3-YEAR WARRANTY
BODY-SAFE
DESIGNED BY WOMEN
3-YEAR WARRANTY
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Yes, you can use aloe vera as a lubricant because it adds hydration and helps reduce skin irritation. Being water-based, it is safe to use with condoms. Always be cautious with aloe-based products that contain added ingredients like alcohol. This can disrupt the effectiveness of condoms and not play well with sex toys.
Aside from the high-quality, organic ingredients, Dame’s packaging is what really sets it apart. Most lubricant containers are large and require two hands to pump or squeeze, and when you’re in the middle of an intimate moment and your hands are already slippery, the bottle can be hard to grasp. Dame offers Grip, a textured silicone lube koozie that hugs your bottle to keep it in your grasp. Finally, it’s in a beautiful blue bottle that fits organically on your nightstand so it can be ready for any kind of moment that arises.
When looking for the best all-natural lubrication, you can’t go wrong with water-based or oil-based options formulated for intimacy. Products with organic ingredients, like coconut oil, aloe vera, and blends of natural plant extracts, are great choices that can enhance comfort and pleasure.
For instance, Dame’s Aloe Lube contains Quinoa Seed Extract (reduces inflammation), Hemp Seed Extract (reduces inflammation), Linseed Extract (natural moisture), Green Tea Extract (reduces inflammation), and Oat Kernel Extract (natural moisture).
Pros: Aloe-based lubricants offer soothing and moisturizing benefits and feel great on the skin.
Cons: Some aloe products contain other ingredients that could be harmful or irritating, so it's essential to choose wisely and look at all of the ingredients before using them for sexual exploration.
It is not recommended. Saliva is not a suitable lubricant because it dries quickly, lacks sufficient slipperiness, and can transmit infections, which may cause irritation and discomfort. Unlike water-based lubricants specifically designed for longer-lasting lubrication, saliva can lead to friction and disrupt the vaginal microbiome.
Aloe vera has a fantastic reputation for its soothing and hydrating properties. When applied to the skin, it can calm irritation and provide needed moisture. Just remember that for internal use, always select products specifically designed for sex to avoid any unwanted issues.
For safe lubrication, stick to water-based and silicone-based options designed for intimacy, as they are tested for safety and effectiveness. Dame’s Aloe Vera Lube is water-based and made from organic aloe vera which means it’s safe for toys and most condoms.
Natural oils like coconut oil are also suitable unless you're using latex condoms since oil can break latex. Always read the label to ensure it’s body-safe!
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