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Wicked Aqua Vanilla Bean is a flavoured lube with a light, creamy vanilla taste over a smooth water-based glide. It's an easy starting point if you've never tried a flavoured personal lubricant, because vanilla is familiar, mild and hard to dislike. Compared with the fruity bottles in the Aqua line, this one tastes softer and rounder, more like vanilla ice cream than a sweet shop.
Vanilla Bean is restrained on purpose. It adds a gentle sweetness to skin without the heavy, candied finish that turns some people off sweet gels, and it doesn't mask your partner completely. If you find strawberry or cherry lubes too loud, this is the calmer alternative. The scent is light too, so it won't fill the room when you open the bottle.
Most people buy it for oral sex: a small amount on the area you're about to kiss or lick, spread with your lips or tongue. It also makes foreplay smoother, works for a hand job, and is pleasant on nipples or the inner thighs during a slow build-up. Because the formula is water-based, it handles penetrative sex as well, though you'll add more as it soaks in. Start with less than you think; you can always add another drop.
If it starts to dry before you're done, a splash of water or a little saliva usually reactivates it. That trick saves product and keeps things from feeling sticky.
Water-based formulas are the safe pairing for latex condoms and for every toy material, including silicone. That makes Vanilla Bean a useful bottle to keep beside a couples vibrator or a cock ring, since it won't damage the toy and tastes far better than an unflavoured gel if mouths get involved. Rinse toys with warm water afterwards to clear off any sweetness.
If vanilla sounds too subtle, Cinnamon Bun adds warm spice and Salted Caramel brings a deeper, toffee-like taste, both on the same Aqua base. Vanilla Bean remains the lightest of the dessert flavours, which is why it's often the first bottle people try and the one they reorder.
Vanilla Bean contains glycerin, so if you have already decided to avoid glycerin, an unflavoured glycerin-free gel will suit you better. It also isn't a long-lasting option for anal sex or for the shower; a thicker gel or a silicone lube handles those jobs. And if you want a flavour you can really taste from the first lick, a fruit flavour in the range is bolder. For gentle, sweet oral play and easy clean-up, though, this bottle does exactly what it promises.
Keep the cap snapped shut and store the bottle at room temperature, out of direct sunlight, so the flavour stays fresh. It rinses off skin and fabric with plain water. If the gel ever changes in smell or texture, it's time for a new bottle.
Looking for toys to share with this bottle? Our couples sex toy guide has ideas, and the flavoured lube collection lists every taste we stock.
Helpful answers about Wicked Aqua Vanilla Bean Flavored Lubricant 4 oz.
A soft, creamy vanilla that's lightly sweet rather than sugary. It's milder than the fruit flavours in the range, so it suits people who want a pleasant taste without anything overpowering.
Yes. Vanilla is a familiar, gentle flavour, which makes it a low-risk first try. Start with a fingertip amount during oral to see how you both like it before using it more widely.
Yes. It's water-based and safe with latex condoms. That makes it handy for oral sex with a condom, where a flavour helps cover the taste of latex.
Yes, glycerin is part of the formula and contributes to its sweet taste and slip. If you prefer glycerin-free lube, the unflavoured Wicked Aqua Sensitive leaves it out.
Add a few drops of water or a little saliva rather than more lube. The gel usually loosens up and glides again. When you're finished, wipe away any leftover with a warm damp cloth.
Yes, water-based lube is compatible with silicone, glass, metal and ABS. It's a nice match for a couples vibrator during oral. Rinse the toy afterwards so the sweetness doesn't attract lint.
It works for intercourse, but water-based gels absorb as you go, so you'll reapply more often than with silicone lube. Many couples use it for foreplay and oral, then switch to an unflavoured lube for longer sessions.
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