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Pjur Lube
Written by: J.D. on May 8th, 2009
Happy Mother’s Day from HotMoviesForHer! Sure we’re a bunch of smut peddlin’ pervs, but we also daughters of rockin’ ladies who deserve all the best for raising their gals to be sex positive, sexually aware women. For that, we hold Mother’s Day to the highest regard and want to celebrate the best way we know how… with porn!
When it comes to mixing moms and porn the conversation is a tricky one. It’s impossible for us to say which movies are “mom-friendly” because for every mom who wants to watch a Candida Royalle flick, there’s one who’s clicking on the newest Belladonna (also a mom!) movie. All women – yes, even moms – have different tastes to what they like to watch, and who are we to say that you can’t like the raunchiest hardcore out there just because you are a lady? Or because you happened to have raised a few rugrats?
That said, we decided to create a list of movies for moms that may not have much experiences with the porno. An ease you both in approach for those of you who aren’t comfortable encouraging your mom to watch Cum Whores 1 Million… even if your mom secretly has the first 999,999 Cum Whore volumes. Because women’s sexuality has been supressed for so long, some of our older generations haven’t been exposed to the awesomeness that is porn made specifically for women. These are a few hot movies for her to help introduce mom to the best of what porn has to offer.
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So I have to admit that I am pretty underwhelmed with KY Brand Warming Liquid. I’ve got a shoebox full of lubes, so my standards are set kind of high, and this is not a product I would rummage through my collection for.
First up, let me highlight the ingredient list:
Glycerin – many women are sensitive to it and it can cause vaginal infection
Propylene Glycol – see problems with glycerin
Maltodextrin – weird, but no further comments
Honey – wft?
Methylparaben – parabens are becoming increasingly controversial and good to avoid
Sucralose – fucking splenda
Now, let me be honest, you’ll find one or more of these ingredients in a lot of lubes and every day products. However, as a whole, this list is telling me that they aren’t overly concerned with the well-being of my girl parts.
In the bedroom, I’d say this is OK as a lubricant. I personally didn’t feel any warming sensation, but my partner said she did, but that it wasn’t mind blowing. It is a water-based lube, which means it is compatible with all kinds of sex toys and latex condoms. Clean up is a snap and it isn’t sticky or gross. One major turn off for me is the taste. I’m not sure if it’s the splenda or what, but this lube has a sour, sweet, chemical taste that makes me want to immediately brush my teeth. It also kind of made my tongue numb. Awesome.
Anyways, If you’re on your honeymoon and someone forgot to pack the lube, you could run to the local CVS and pick it up and it would be ok, but I wouldn’t recommend this to someone as their go-to product. It’s found in all sorts of mainstream stores, so it is convenient, but I would recommend people who are looking for a better lube go out of their way, spend a little more money, and get a product that performs better and is made with your health in mind.
I recommend Pjur Aqua if you’re looking for a water-based lube and talk about a couple of my favorite silicone lubricants in an earlier post.
Also, we’ve reviewed a bunch of lube in the past, so if you’re serious about lube, check out all of them here!
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Back to our quest to find the perfect lube for you! As I mentioned in my earlier piece on silicone lubricants, most lubricants are either water or silicone based. While you’ll often hear me rave about Silicone lube, there are also a few deal-sealing pros you should know concerning water-based products. They definitely have a place in every woman’s bedroom.
A lot of people think that water-based lubricants resemble a woman’s natural wetness closer than any other and I tend to agree. A good product will keep things wet and wild without even being noticed! For this reason, if you’re new to the lube game, you should consider a water-based product.
Another great thing about water-based lube is that it is compatible with basically everything. No matter what toy you reach for during the heat in the moment, there’s no worry about incompatibility like if you’re using a silicone lube. You don’t also don’t have to worry about water-based products breaking down condoms, dental dams, or any other safer sex accoutrement.
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Who ever knew it would be so hard to review lube? I’ve been testing water-based products for quite some time and the good news is that I officially have a favorite! Out of the ten or so products I’ve put to good use lately, I’d have to say that Pjur Aqua is the best for me.
Because I have a lot of silicone toys, a good water-based lube is an essential in my home. There are a few common complaints you’ll hear about water-based lube including that it can be sticky and that it tends to dry up over time. My favorite thing about Aqua is that it isn’t sticky at all. It’s a really thin product (which means it’s not a good lube for anal play) that really enhances a woman’s natural lubrication. In my experiences, and there have been many, I haven’t found stickiness to be a problem. Worst case scenario, I’ve had to reactivate the product with a little saliva – which can be quite fun anyways!
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Finding the perfect lube is not an easy task! There are at least a million different products available, which can be totally overwhelming if you’re not sure what you’re looking for. The first thing you should consider is what basic formulation is best suited for you – silicone or water-based. While these aren’t the only kind of lubes you’ll find, the majority fall into either category.
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