Masturbation

Lubrication

Evaluations

Masturbation Lubrications - What Kind?
Many guys want to know what they can use from around their house to lube the
penis for their masturbation experience. Lubrication can be a good thing
especially if you have sensitive skin or you use a vigorous masturbation
technique. There are many men who never use any lubrication. Others use lube
sometimes or only with certain techniques. Still others masturbate only while
using lube regardless of the masturbation method.
Although we are not required by law to present the following information, we felt a
little bit obligated to create a table of danger levels when it comes to using
lubrications to accompany this

Advanced Masturbation .com

website. Keep in

mind, these facts are only a result of our own experience and masturbation
research. You need to use good judgment and common sense when applying
any substance to your body. Be sure to read all labels on the product you intend
to use before you use it as a masturbation lube.

Best Lubes

Lubrications that are made for sexual activity work best and are the safest. These
include products like

Astroglide

,

ID Glide

,

Gun Oil

,

Wet Light

, and other brand

name water-based lubricative products that were designed for contact with
sexual organs. Check out some of these excellent lubricants below
Your own saliva. It might sound disgusting to some; but it's all natural, it works
good, washes off very easily, and leaves no trace. So how bad could it be?
Lubricated condoms.

Relatively Safe Lubes

Hand lotions, dry skin lotions, etc. As long as it is intended for skin contact, it is
OK to try. However, some lotions may leave the skin crusty or leathery
(depending on the person). Lotions with Aloe tend to be more popular than others
for masturbation.
Many men have masturbated with food related products as lubrications. Some
find that cooking oil work great. Other guys find that many food products are
sticky or cause a burning sensation in the tip of the penis. (Don't use hot sauce!).
In general, you won't do any permanent damage from experimenting with food
products on the penis. Use good judgment -- If it starts to sting, burn, or irritate
the skin, wash it off right away.

Vaseline brand petroleum jelly is relatively safe for the skin, but not really
recommended for masturbation. It is a mess. Never use it with a condom when
having sexual intercourse. It ruins condoms and makes them useless.
Baby oil or related products are OK, but usually smelly and can get messy.
Sun-tan and sun-burn remedy lotions have had mixed results depending on the
person and the specific product. Noxima and "cold creams" are in this category.

Not too Good Lube

Soaps and shampoos generally won't harm you in the long term, but many soaps
and shampoos cause some short-term burning sensations in the tip of the penis
that can get quite painful for up to a few hours. If this does occur, you do not
need to go to the hospital emergency room. It is not life threatening. But you can
expect to feel some mild to moderate discomfort or pain for a while.

Bad Lubes

Sugary substances like pancake syrup, cherry juices, fruit extracts, thick creams,
etc. are really sticky. They really need to be washed off well to prevent foul odor
in the near future. They also do not serve as good "lubrication" because they do
not decrease friction.
Sodas, lemonade, liquors, wines, beer. They just don't work well, and some can
really cause temporary yet very painful burning sensations.
Rubbing alcohol is simply not made for "masturbation rubbing".
Deodorant, antiperspirant, hair care products, hair gel, etc., are not very good
either and may cause skin irritation problems.
We do not recommend the use of masturbation products that promise to cause
your penis to "stay erect longer" or "make your penis bigger". These are often
sold as lubrication creams, foams, and lotions . They often numb the nerves in
the penis and may have unknown long-term complications if used often.

DANGEROUS LUBES!

NEVER use motor oil, gasoline, diesel, kerosene, cleaning chemicals, bleach,
floor cleaners, detergents, hydraulic fluid, power steering fluid, brake fluid,
antifreeze, windshield washer fluid, car polish, paint, spray paint, paint thinner,
ink, copier toner, ammonia, air freshener, deodorizer, hydrochloric acid, nitric
acid, battery acid, any kind of acid, bathroom cleaners, toilet bowl cleaner, oven
cleaner, or freon. -- Anything else?