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JO Gelato Mint Chocolate tastes like an after-dinner mint: milk chocolate first, then a light breath of spearmint. This 1 oz bottle is a sugar-free water based personal lubricant from System JO's Gelato line, and it's the size to pick when you want to try the flavour, pack something small for a trip, or keep a second taste in the drawer alongside your usual lube.
Mint in a lubricant makes some shoppers nervous, because many minty products tingle or chill wherever they land. JO says this one is different: the spearmint is there to cool the tongue, without delivering a tingling sensation elsewhere. In other words it's a flavour, not a sensation product. The chocolate is creamy and mild, the mint is a finishing note, and sucralose supplies the sweetness so there's no sugar in the mix.
If you want a lube whose main job is a cooling feel on the body, that is a different product; look at JO H2O Cooling instead.
JO's own tips include using it at the start of play and mixing it with other JO flavours. Mint Chocolate with a little Creme Brulee gives you something close to a mint-vanilla sundae.
Water and glycerin do the gliding, hydroxyethylcellulose (a plant-derived thickener) gives the gel its body, and potassium sorbate keeps it shelf-stable. Flavour, sucralose, a little salt and citric acid round it out. The full list is in the Specifications below. JO's FAQ describes the formula as made without glycerin, yet glycerin appears on its own ingredient panel, so go by the panel if you avoid it.
It suits couples who like chocolate desserts but find very sugary flavours tiring, since the mint lifts the finish and keeps it fresh. It is a poor match for anyone who dislikes mint in any form, or who wants a lube mainly for long sessions; water-based formulas need topping up, and an unflavoured silicone lube lasts far longer. If glycerin has caused you trouble before, check the ingredient panel before you buy.
JO lists all condom types as compatible with Gelato: latex, polyisoprene and polyurethane. For toys, the maker describes it as suitable with most toy materials; as a water-based product it carries no silicone, so it won't react with a silicone toy. It isn't a contraceptive. Rinse toys and skin with warm water afterwards; the formula has no oil to cling on. Close the cap tightly before packing it.
Want to compare other tastes? Browse our flavoured lubes, including Gelato Creme Brulee 1 oz.
Helpful answers about JO Gelato Mint Chocolate Flavored Water-Based Lubricant – 1 oz.
Not in the way a cooling lube does. JO says the spearmint is just enough to cool the tongue without a tingling sensation elsewhere on the body. If a cooling effect is what you're after, choose a dedicated cooling formula instead.
It's a finishing note rather than the headline. Chocolate comes first and the spearmint arrives after it, a bit like a chocolate mint wafer. People who find toothpaste-style mint too sharp usually find this gentler.
Yes. Sucralose provides the sweetness and there's no sugar in JO's ingredient list. It does contain glycerin, which gives slip and contributes a slight natural sweetness of its own.
Yes. There's no silicone in the formula, so it won't affect a silicone toy's surface. JO describes Gelato as suitable for most toy materials. Wash the toy with warm water afterwards so the flavouring doesn't dry on it.
The 1 oz bottle lets you try the flavour without a big commitment and travels easily. If Mint Chocolate becomes a regular, the 4 oz bottle is the same formula in a size that lasts longer.
JO lists latex, polyisoprene and polyurethane condoms as compatible with the Gelato formula. The lube itself offers no contraceptive or spermicidal effect, so carry on using your usual protection.
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