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Boy Butter Original Formula in the 8 oz tub is the size many regular users settle on: big enough to last, small enough to live in a nightstand. This personal lubricant is a coconut-oil-based cream that you scoop rather than squeeze, and it softens into a clear, slick oil as soon as body heat reaches it. It comes into its own for anal sex and long masturbation sessions, where a lube that doesn't dry out matters most.
The anus doesn't produce its own lubrication, so whatever you use has to stay put. Water-based gels absorb into skin and need regular top-ups; an oil-based cream like this sits on the surface and keeps its glide much longer. The thick texture also clings to fingers and hard toys instead of running off, making it easier to apply exactly where it's needed. Go slowly, use more than you think you need, and add a second scoop before things start to feel dry.
A tub is quick to open in the moment, but it's worth one simple habit: scoop with a clean finger or a small spatula, and never dip a used finger or toy back in. That keeps the rest of the lube clean for next time. Wipe the rim before closing the lid so it seals properly, and keep the tub out of direct sun and away from radiators. A tub that lives in a drawer with the lid on stays clean for longer.
Boy Butter Original comes in everything from single-use packets to a 25 oz squeeze bottle. If you're new to the formula, the 2 oz is the smaller way to test it. The 8 oz suits someone who already knows they like it and uses lube a few times a week. Couples who use it every time, or anyone who hates running low, will get more from the 16 oz tub.
Two rules matter with any oil lube. First, no latex: oil weakens latex condoms, dental dams and gloves, so use non-latex barriers or switch to a water-based formula such as Boy Butter H2O. Second, keep it to hard toys. Boy Butter's information conflicts on soft silicone, with one page calling it silicone-toy safe and its FAQ cautioning against it, so we recommend pairing Original with glass, steel or hard plastic and nothing made of soft silicone, TPE or jelly.
Boy Butter says it comes off skin with water; warm water and a little soap, as the maker's FAQ suggests, gets you there faster. For sheets and towels, a normal wash with detergent removes it. Put a towel down if you're using a lot, as you would with any oil-based product, and wash your hands before touching your phone or the bedside lamp.
New to anal? Read our anal play tips, then browse more anal lubes or the whole Boy Butter range.
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