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System JO Candy Shop Butterscotch is a flavoured lube that tastes like the old-fashioned sweet, made with plant-based glycerin and natural flavour extracts and no added sugar. It's a light, water-based formula meant for oral play and foreplay, when a regular lube would taste of nothing or worse. It suits couples who want something sweet and playful in the bedroom, and anyone who enjoys giving oral sex but would like a little help with taste.
The Candy Shop line is built around dessert flavours, and Butterscotch aims for that buttery, caramel-sweet note. JO sweetens it with sucralose rather than sugar, so it tastes sweet without being sticky the way syrup would be. The texture is light and slippery. It's made for the mouth first, so think of it as a lube for oral sex, kissing down the body and teasing, and less as a heavy-duty formula for long sessions of penetration.
Start small: a few drops on skin, a nipple or a partner's shaft is enough to carry the flavour. Warm it in your hands first if you prefer. Because it's water-based, it slowly absorbs and dries during long play; a little more lube or a splash of water brings back the glide. JO says it's safe for vaginal use, and it's toy friendly, so you can use it on silicone and other toys too. Rinse toys afterwards so no sweetness is left behind.
The listed ingredients are water, glycerin, hydroxyethylcellulose, potassium sorbate, sodium chloride, sucralose, flavour and citric acid. JO calls the glycerin plant-based and says there's no added sugar. Glycerin is common in flavoured lubes because it adds sweetness and slip, but some people with a history of yeast infections prefer to avoid it on the vulva. If that's you, use it for oral play and choose a glycerin-free lube for penetration.
Browse more flavoured lubes and the System JO range, or read our lube guide.
Helpful answers about System JO Candy Shop Butterscotch Flavored Lubricant.
JO Candy Shop Butterscotch tastes like the classic buttery caramel sweet. It uses natural flavour extracts and is sweetened with sucralose, not sugar, so it's sweet without the sticky feel of syrup. A few drops are enough to taste.
JO describes Candy Shop Butterscotch as safe for vaginal use. It contains glycerin, which some people prone to yeast infections prefer to avoid on the vulva. If that's you, keep it for oral play and switch to a glycerin-free lube for penetration.
Yes. Its first ingredient is water, followed by glycerin and a cellulose thickener, so it's a water-based formula. It washes off with water and doesn't stain like oil. Water-based lube dries during long play, so reapply or add a splash of water.
JO doesn't state condom compatibility for Candy Shop on our listing. Water-based formulas without oil are generally fine with latex condoms, but check the bottle before relying on it. Flavoured lube is also handy for making condoms taste better during oral sex.
Yes. JO describes Candy Shop as toy friendly, and as a water-based lube it's safe on silicone toys. Rinse toys with warm water and mild soap afterwards so no sweet residue is left behind.
No added sugar. JO sweetens Candy Shop Butterscotch with sucralose, a non-sugar sweetener, and lists it as zero calorie. The full ingredient list is water, glycerin, hydroxyethylcellulose, potassium sorbate, sodium chloride, sucralose, flavour and citric acid.
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