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JO Premium Silicone Lubricant delivers long-lasting, friction-free glide that stays slippery far longer than water-based alternatives — a single application supports extended intimacy or massage without constant reapplication. The concentrated silicone formula resists water, making it ideal for shower or bath use where water-based lubes wash away immediately.
Beyond bedroom use, this lubricant doubles as a daily skin conditioner and therapeutic massage oil. The silky texture absorbs gradually, leaving skin soft without heavy residue. Couples value the predictable performance: no tackiness, no drying mid-session, and no staining on sheets or clothing despite the rich consistency.
This isn't a hybrid or water-silicone blend — it's pure silicone, which means incompatibility with silicone toys (see Compatibility below). Shoppers switching from water-based lubes often underestimate how little silicone lube is needed; a pea-sized amount spreads further than a quarter-sized dollop of water-based.
Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethicone, Dimethiconol
Silicone-only formula — no glycerin, parabens, or water-soluble additives.
Dispense a small amount (less than water-based lubes) and warm between hands before applying. Reapply only if additional glide is needed after prolonged activity. For massage, spread liberally over skin and work in circular motions. Remove with soap and warm water or a dedicated toy cleaner.
Helpful answers about JO Premium Silicone Lubricant 8oz.
It's a pure silicone formula (cyclopentasiloxane, dimethicone, dimethiconol) with no water, glycerin, or parabens — designed for long-lasting glide.
It's better not to, because silicone-on-silicone can wear down toy surfaces over time. A simple fix is to keep two lubes: this one for skin, glass, metal and hard plastic toys, and a water-based one for silicone toys. If you're not sure what a toy is made of, check its listing or default to water-based.
Yes — it's water-resistant, so it maintains slip during shower or bath play where water-based lubes immediately wash away.
No — despite the silicone formula, it's designed to resist staining and washes out of most fabrics with regular detergent.
Water alone won't remove it, so wash skin and toys with warm water and mild soap or a toy cleaner. If you've used it in the shower or bath, rinse or wipe down the floor afterwards, because silicone lube can leave surfaces slippery. Start with a small amount to keep cleanup easier.
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