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Boy Butter H2O is a water-based cream lube with shea butter and vitamin E, sold here in a 6 oz tube. It has the thick, buttery texture people love in Boy Butter's original formula, but it's water-based, so the maker lists it as latex-safe and toy-safe. That makes it a versatile anal lubricant that also works for masturbation and vaginal sex, and it washes out of skin and sheets with plain water.
Most water-based lubes are clear gels or thin liquids. H2O is a whipped cream that goes on clear and has more cushion, closer to a lotion. That body is why it's popular for anal play and masturbation: it stays where you put it, gives a slow, rich glide, and doesn't drip off a hand or toy. Eventually it absorbs into the skin, and Boy Butter says you can use any excess as a moisturizer. When it starts to fade, a few drops of water can bring the glide back.
Apply a generous amount to the outside of the anus and to the toy, finger or penis, and add more before it runs low; the anus doesn't produce its own lubrication. Boy Butter lists H2O as safe on rubber, glass and silicone toys. The ingredients do include cyclopentasiloxane, a light silicone, so if you have a soft or high-end silicone toy, try a small dab on the base first. It's also listed as safe with latex condoms.
It rinses off skin and out of fabric with water alone and is non-staining. The formula contains glycerin, parabens, shea butter, aloe vera extract and vanilla extract, among others. If you're sensitive to any of these, check the full ingredient list below and patch-test first. Boy Butter calls it edible-safe, though it isn't flavoured.
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Helpful answers about Boy Butter H2O Water-Based Cream Lubricant – 6 oz.
It can be, especially a thick one like Boy Butter H2O. Its cream body stays put longer than thin gels, and it's compatible with condoms and most toys. Reapply generously, since water-based formulas slowly absorb, and add a splash of water to revive the glide.
Yes. Boy Butter lists H2O as latex-safe, unlike its original oil-based formula. That makes H2O the one to choose if you use latex condoms or dental dams. Check your condom packaging if you use a non-latex material.
Boy Butter says H2O is safe on silicone, rubber and glass toys. Because the formula includes cyclopentasiloxane, a light silicone, it's sensible to dab a little on the base of a favourite silicone toy and wipe it off after a day to check the surface is unchanged.
Boy Butter describes H2O as edible-safe, meaning it's fine if a little gets in your mouth during oral. It isn't flavoured and it contains preservatives, so it's not something to eat. For taste, pick one of our flavoured lubes.
No. Boy Butter H2O is non-staining and washes out of fabric with water alone, so a normal wash cycle clears it from sheets and towels. It also rinses off skin easily, which is one of the main reasons people switch from oil-based lubes.
Boy Butter calls H2O gentle and hypoallergenic, but it does contain parabens, glycerin, vanilla extract and a yellow dye. If you're prone to irritation or yeast infections, patch-test on your inner arm first, or choose a shorter-ingredient lube.
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