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Wet Desserts Frosted Cupcake is a flavoured lube that tastes like the sweet iced top of a bakery cupcake, made for the moments when lubricant is going to end up in someone's mouth. This 3 fl oz bottle from Wet's Desserts line is water-based, sugar-free and gluten-free, so oral play gets a dessert flavour without a sticky sugar coating left on skin.

Where a flavoured lube actually helps

Plenty of people like the idea of oral sex more than the taste of skin, latex or an unflavoured lubricant. A few drops of something that tastes like cake changes that quickly. Wet suggests dotting a little on a partner's erogenous zones and letting them find each spot, which turns it into a slow, playful game rather than a straight line to the main event. Necks, nipples, inner thighs and lips all work. Warm the drops between your fingers first, because a cold dab out of the bottle can be a surprise.

It is also a good match for condoms during oral sex. Wet lists it as latex-compatible, and the manufacturer's retail listing adds polyisoprene condoms, so it can cover the rubbery taste of a barrier without weakening it.

Using it as an everyday water-based lubricant

This isn't only a mouth-friendly novelty. It's a water-based lubricant, so Wet recommends it with every type of toy, including silicone, glass and metal. It rinses away with warm water, and Wet says it contains no dyes and won't stain sheets. Like any water-based formula, it slowly soaks into skin during a long session. When the glide fades, add a few more drops or a splash of water rather than a big new pour.

For shower or bath play, or for long sessions where you don't want to reapply, a silicone lube lasts longer, though it won't taste of anything and shouldn't go on silicone toys.

What's in the bottle, and what isn't

Wet makes the Desserts range without sugar, gluten, dyes or parabens. The retail listing names glycerin and pentylene glycol among the ingredients that give it its slip, and the full list is printed on the bottle. If you avoid glycerin for personal reasons, check that label before buying. The lube is made in the USA by Trigg Laboratories, the company behind the Wet brand. Wet notes that the bottle design has been updated over time, so the one you receive may look different from the photo while the formula stays the same.

Picking a size and flavour

Three fluid ounces (about 89 mL) is a sensible middle size: enough for regular use without a bottle that sits open for months. If you'd rather try a different dessert, the Whipped Cream flavour from the same line comes in a 1 fl oz travel bottle and a 4 fl oz bottle.

Storage and clean-up

Close the cap tightly and keep the bottle at room temperature, out of direct sun. Afterwards, warm water is all you need for skin and toys. Wipe any drips from the bottle neck so the cap doesn't get tacky.

Specifications

  • Brand: Wet, Desserts line (Trigg Laboratories)
  • Flavour: Frosted Cupcake
  • Base: water-based
  • Size: 3 fl oz (about 89 mL)
  • Free from: sugar, gluten, dyes and parabens, per Wet
  • Condoms: latex-compatible; retail listing also names polyisoprene
  • Toys: suitable for all toy materials, per Wet
  • Made in: USA

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Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Wet Desserts Frosted Cupcake Flavored Lubricant 3 Fl. oz..

Can you use Wet Desserts Frosted Cupcake for oral sex?

Yes, that's what it's made for. It's a flavoured water-based lube, so a little on the skin or on a condom adds a cake flavour to oral play. Start with a couple of drops; too much makes things slippery rather than tastier.

Does this flavored lube contain sugar?

No. Wet makes the Desserts range sugar-free and gluten-free, and it contains no dyes. That's useful for oral play, because sugar left on intimate skin is sticky and unpleasant. The full ingredient list is printed on the bottle if you want to check anything specific.

Is it safe to use with condoms?

Wet lists it as latex-compatible, and the retail listing for this bottle also names polyisoprene condoms. Because it's water-based, it won't weaken those materials the way an oil can. For lambskin or other condom types, follow the condom maker's own advice.

Which lube is safe for silicone toys, and is this one?

Water-based lubes are the safe choice for silicone toys, and Wet recommends this one with all toy types. Wash the toy with warm water afterwards to remove the flavour. Our guide to lube for sex toys covers every material.

Will the cupcake lube stain my sheets?

Wet says it contains no dyes and won't stain sheets, and it rinses out with warm water. A towel under you is still a good idea, simply because any lube makes fabric feel damp until it dries.

Is this a warming lube?

No. This is the standard Desserts formula, so it stays at whatever temperature it is when you apply it. Wet sells a separate Warming Desserts range if you want heat as well as flavour. Rubbing the drops between your palms first takes the chill off this one.

Why does it get tacky after a while, and what should I do?

Water-based lube slowly soaks into skin, and what's left can feel slightly sticky as it dries. Rather than adding a large new amount, revive it with a few drops of water or a small top-up. Rinse off with warm water when you're finished.

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