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Lubricants & Intimate Care in the UAE
About Special Sex Products
The intimate-care and special-products collection focuses on lubricants, massage oils, cleaning and other essentials that make toy use more comfortable and hygienic. The right lubricant depends on the toy material, whether condoms are used and how long you need the glide to last.
Water-based, silicone-based or hybrid?
Water-based lubricant is the safest all-round choice because it works with silicone, TPE, most toys and condoms. It is easy to rinse away, although it may need reapplying during longer sessions. Silicone-based lubricant lasts longer but should not be used with silicone toys. Hybrid formulas usually combine water-based ingredients with a small amount of silicone.
- Best for most toys and condoms: water-based
- Long-lasting but not for silicone toys: silicone-based
- Middle ground: hybrid, after checking material compatibility
- Avoid with latex condoms: oil-based lubricant
Why more lubricant is usually better
Lubricant reduces friction and protects both skin and toy surfaces. Using too little is a common cause of discomfort and can increase wear on soft TPE and textured silicone. Apply a small amount first, then add more before the surface becomes tacky. Do not substitute household oil, lotion, petroleum jelly or saliva.
Storage and hygiene
Close the bottle after use, keep it away from direct sunlight and check the expiry date. Avoid transferring lubricant from one container to another with unwashed hands. If you use a shared bottle, dispense it onto clean skin or a clean surface rather than touching the bottle opening to the body.
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Special Sex Products FAQ
Can I use silicone lubricant with every toy? +
No. Silicone-based lubricant can degrade silicone toys. Use water-based lubricant for silicone, TPE and most other toy materials.
Does water-based lubricant dry quickly? +
It can dry during longer sessions. Keep the bottle nearby and reapply before the surface becomes sticky rather than adding water to dried lubricant.
Is lubricant safe with condoms? +
Water-based and silicone-based lubricants are generally compatible with latex and polyisoprene condoms. Oil-based lubricant can weaken latex and should not be used with latex condoms.
How should lubricant be stored? +
Keep it closed, clean and away from direct sunlight or high heat. Check the expiry date and discard the product if the texture, colour or smell changes.