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Bubble gum is the flavour that tastes like a corner-store treat, and System JO Candy Shop Bubble Gum puts that pink, fruity sweetness into a water-based flavoured lube made with oral play in mind. It's a light, slippery gel that keeps things playful during foreplay, then rinses off with plain water when you're done. If you like the idea of a lubricant that tastes of something fun rather than of nothing at all, this is the cheerful one in the Candy Shop line.
The taste is closer to classic chewing gum than to fresh fruit: sweet, a little candy-floral, and noticeable on the first lick without being sharp. The sweetness comes from sucralose, which is listed in the ingredients, and the flavour comes from added flavouring. There's no sugar in the formula. The scent matches the taste, so expect a faint candy smell when you open the cap. Because flavour is personal, it can help to try a dab on your fingertip before you plan a whole evening around it.
The base is water thickened with glycerin and a cellulose gum (hydroxyethylcellulose), which gives it a smooth, gel-like glide rather than a runny, watery one. Glycerin is also what keeps it a little sticky as it starts to dry. That's normal for a water-based lubricant: a few drops of water or a splash more gel brings the slip straight back. It won't last as long as a silicone formula, so keep the bottle close for longer sessions.
JO makes the Candy Shop range in three flavours. Bubble gum is the bright, fruity-sweet pick. If you prefer a richer, buttery dessert taste, try Candy Shop Butterscotch; for a lighter, spun-sugar taste there's Candy Shop Cotton Candy. They share the same base, so the feel is the same and only the flavour changes. Buying two and letting your partner choose is an easy way to make foreplay a bit of a game.
The full ingredient list is short: water (aqua), glycerin, hydroxyethylcellulose, potassium sorbate, sodium chloride, sucralose, flavour and citric acid. Potassium sorbate is the preservative, and JO says the formula is made without parabens. If you know you react to any of these ingredients, read the list before you buy and test a small amount on the inside of your arm first.
Being water-based, it washes off skin, toys and most sheets with warm water and a little soap. Close the cap tightly after each use so the gel doesn't dry out around the opening, and keep the bottle at room temperature, out of direct sun. The 60 ml size is small enough for a bedside drawer or an overnight bag.
Want more tastes to pick from? Browse our flavoured lubes, or see the full JO lubricants range.
Helpful answers about System JO Candy Shop Bubble Gum Flavored Lubricant.
It tastes like pink chewing gum: sweet and fruity with a slight candy edge, rather than like real fruit. The sweetness comes from sucralose, so there's no sugary or sticky-candy aftertaste. If you're unsure about the flavour, put a small dab on a fingertip and taste it before using it with a partner.
No sugar is listed. The ingredients are water, glycerin, hydroxyethylcellulose, potassium sorbate, sodium chloride, sucralose, flavour and citric acid. Sucralose is a sweetener, so although the formula is sugar-free, it isn't sweetener-free. That's worth knowing if you try to avoid sucralose.
Yes. It's a water-based lubricant, and retailers list it as working with most toys, including silicone ones. Water-based gels don't break down toy surfaces the way some silicone lubes can. Rinse the toy afterwards so the sweet residue doesn't sit on it. Our lube and sex toy compatibility guide covers other materials.
Retailers list it as latex-friendly, and water-based gels are generally the standard choice for latex condoms. A thin layer on the outside of a plain condom adds bubble gum flavour for oral sex. Avoid putting lube inside the tip of the condom, as that can make it slip.
Glycerin in the formula holds onto moisture but turns slightly sticky as the water evaporates. Rather than piling on more gel, add a few drops of water or a little saliva to bring the glide back. For long sessions where you don't want to reapply, a silicone lube stays slippery longer, though it won't have a flavour.
It isn't made with anal play in mind. The gel is fairly light and the flavour adds nothing there, so a thicker, unflavoured water-based gel will last longer and need less reapplying. Keep this bottle for oral play and foreplay, and browse our water-based lubes for something thicker.
Only the flavour changes. All three Candy Shop lubes share the same water-based glycerin gel and the same 60 ml bottle. Bubble gum is the fruitiest, cotton candy is lighter and more sugary-tasting, and butterscotch is richer and buttery. Pick by the taste you'd enjoy, not by the feel.
Warm water and mild soap remove it from skin and toys. On cotton sheets it usually washes out in a normal cycle; blot any drips first rather than rubbing them in. Because it contains no oils or silicone, it doesn't leave a greasy patch behind.
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