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Pjur Aqua Aloe Vera is a water based personal lubricant with added aloe vera, made for a soft, natural-feeling glide. It's non-greasy and contains no oil, perfume or added flavours, so there's nothing to taste, smell or wash out of the sheets afterwards. It suits everyday use, partners who want a simple lube they can both agree on, and anyone who needs a formula that's safe with silicone toys.
Pjur Aqua is a clear, light gel that spreads easily and feels close to the body's own moisture. Xanthan gum gives it a little body, so it stays where you put it rather than running straight off, and the aloe adds a soft, cushioned feel. Like every water-based formula, it slowly absorbs and evaporates, so expect to reapply during longer sessions. A small amount is usually enough to start; add more as soon as things feel less slippery.
The full list is short: water, glycerin, xanthan gum, benzyl alcohol, sodium benzoate, citric acid, potassium sorbate and aloe barbadensis leaf juice powder. There's no oil, fragrance or flavouring, which makes it a good everyday choice for people who react to scented products. Pjur still advises stopping if irritation or discomfort develops, and not applying it to irritated skin, so a patch test on the inner arm is worthwhile if you're sensitive.
Pjur lists Aqua as suitable for toys, and water-based lube is the safe match for silicone, which silicone lubes can make tacky over time. It's equally fine with glass, metal and hard plastic. Pjur recommends checking any toy for cracks, chips, tears or discolouration before use, and setting aside a damaged one, since lube can't fix a worn surface.
Oil-free water-based lubes are the type generally recommended with latex condoms, because they don't weaken the latex. Pjur points out that Aqua is not a contraceptive and contains no spermicide, so it doesn't replace condoms or other protection. Apply it to the outside of the condom, not underneath, so the condom stays put.
Water-based lube works well for anal play, particularly with silicone toys and condoms. The catch is that it doesn't last as long as silicone lube, and the body doesn't add any moisture of its own there. Use more than you would for vaginal sex, apply it both to the toy or partner and to yourself, and keep the bottle within reach to top up rather than pushing on when it starts to drag.
Unscrew the cap, squeeze out what you need and replace the cap after use. Pjur warns that it's very slippery on surfaces, so wipe up spills straight away and take care on tile floors and in the bath or shower. Keep it away from the eyes. It rinses off skin and fabric with plain water, and it won't leave the greasy marks that oil-based products can.
Shop more from Pjur and our water-based lubes, or read our guide to lube for sex toys.
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