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ID Silk is a hybrid lubricant that combines water-based ease with a silicone-infused texture, delivering smooth glide that lasts longer than standard water-based formulas without the effort of silicone cleanup. The 4.4 oz bottle offers enough product for regular use without committing to a bulk size, making it ideal for testing whether a hybrid formula suits your routine.
The formula includes hydrolyzed silk and sodium hyaluronate (a moisture-binding ingredient related to hyaluronic acid), which contribute to a skin-softening finish that mimics natural lubrication more closely than basic water-based lubes. It doesn't turn sticky or tacky as it wears, and reactivates easily with a few drops of water or saliva when you want to refresh mid-session.
This isn't a pure silicone lube — it contains a blend of dimethicone and cyclopentasiloxane in a water base, so it rinses off skin and sheets without leaving the oily film that full silicone formulas can. That tradeoff means it won't last quite as long as pure silicone during water play, but it's a practical middle ground for shoppers who want glide without the cleanup commitment.
Water, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Sorbitan Stearate, Isopropyl Myristate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 60, Hydrolyzed Silk, Sodium Hyaluronate, Cyclopentasiloxane, Carbomer, Dimethicone, EDTA, Hydroxyethylcellulose, PEG-45M, Tetrahydroxypropyl Ethylenediamine, Methylparaben, Sodium Benzoate.
Contains glycerin. Paraben-preserved (methylparaben).
Dispense a small amount onto fingertips or directly onto the area you want to lubricate. Apply more as needed — the formula lasts longer than standard water-based lubes, so start with less than you'd expect. Reactivate with a few drops of water or saliva if slip diminishes. Rinse off with warm water and mild soap after use.
Helpful answers about ID Silk Natural Feel Lubricant 4.4 Oz.
ID Silk is a hybrid formula — it's water-based but contains dimethicone and cyclopentasiloxane (silicones) for a slicker, longer-lasting texture that doesn't turn tacky like standard water-based lubes.
Yes — glycerin is the second ingredient. If you have glycerin sensitivities, consider a glycerin-free alternative.
Yes — the silicone content in ID Silk is low enough that it's safe for use with silicone toys, unlike pure silicone lubricants which can bond to toy surfaces.
For solo or couple use a few times per week, expect 2-3 months. The hybrid formula requires less product per session than standard water-based lubes because it doesn't absorb as quickly.
Yes. Its water base makes it safe with latex condoms, and it also works with silicone, glass, metal and hard plastic toys. Because it lasts longer than a standard water-based lube, start with a small amount on the outside of the condom and add more only once the glide fades.
You can, but it won't hold up in water as long as a pure silicone lube would, because the base is still water. For quick shower play it's fine; for long sessions in the bath or hot tub, a full silicone formula is the better match, as long as you aren't using silicone toys.
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