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Love to Love Easy Peasy is a mint-flavoured anal lubricant sold as a relaxing gel, made in France in a 30 ml pump bottle. Its base isn't water: it's sunflower seed oil and beeswax, with peppermint, lavender and clove oils, which gives it a rich, very slippery feel that lasts. It suits people who want a slow, sensual start to anal play and like the idea of a balm that can be massaged in before penetration.
Most anal lubes are water- or silicone-based. Easy Peasy is different: Love to Love says it uses ingredients of natural origin, and the list starts with sunflower seed oil and beeswax. Oil-based formulas don't absorb as quickly as water-based ones, so a little goes a long way. The maker describes a relaxing effect that sets in a few minutes after application; it isn't a numbing product, which matters, because you still want to feel any discomfort and slow down when you do.
Pump a small amount onto your fingers and massage it around the anus, yours or your partner's, taking your time. Wait a few minutes, then start with a finger or a small toy and go slowly, adding more as needed. Relaxed breathing and patience do most of the work. The formula is kissable and mint-flavoured, so it fits naturally into foreplay.
Because it's oil-based, don't use it with latex or polyisoprene condoms; oil can weaken them. Love to Love says it's compatible with sex toys. Silicone, glass and metal handle oil well; soft TPE or jelly toys may not, so check your toy's guidance. Wash toys with mild soap and warm water afterwards to remove the oil.
Shop more from Love to Love and our anal lubes, or read our anal play tips.
Helpful answers about Love to Love Easy Peasy Anal Relaxing Gel – Mint 30ml.
No. Easy Peasy is oil-based, made with sunflower seed oil and beeswax. It lasts longer than many water-based lubes, but it isn't safe with latex condoms. If you're using latex, pick a water-based or silicone anal lube instead.
Love to Love describes Easy Peasy as relaxing, not numbing, and it doesn't list a numbing ingredient. That's a good thing: feeling discomfort is how you know to slow down. Give it a few minutes after applying and go gently.
For a first time, choose a thick lube that stays put, and use more than you think you need. Easy Peasy suits beginners who aren't using condoms. With latex condoms, choose a water-based or silicone lube from our anal lubes instead.
Love to Love says Easy Peasy is compatible with sex toys. Oil doesn't harm silicone, glass or metal, but it can affect soft TPE or jelly. Wash toys with warm water and mild soap afterwards, since oil leaves a film.
Easy Peasy contains essential oils, including peppermint, lavender and clove, plus fragrance components such as linalool and limonene. Love to Love says it's dermatologically tested, but patch-test a little on your inner arm first and stop if it stings or itches.
Easy Peasy comes in a 30 ml (1 fl oz) pump bottle, which Love to Love describes as reusable. Oil-based formulas spread a long way, so one or two pumps per session is usually enough. Wipe the nozzle after use.
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