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Oxballs Oxlube Waterbase Liquisilk is a thick-cling water-based lubricant formulated to stay where you put it without turning gummy or tacky. Designed by the same team behind Oxballs' boldly engineered toys, this lube delivers fluid, lush glide for everything from solo sessions to partner play, toy use, and extended intimacy. The click-spout bottle opens and closes easily even with slippery fingers, and the formula rinses clean from skin, toys, and fabric without residue.
The consistency strikes a balance: substantial enough to reduce reapplication during longer play, but never sticky or drying. Because it's water-based, Liquisilk works with all toy materials — silicone, TPR, latex, glass, metal — and washes off quickly under running water. It's particularly suited to shoppers who want a reliable, no-fuss lubricant that performs across multiple contexts: penetrative play, stroking, toy insertion, or partnered exploration. The lush texture mimics natural moisture without the weight of oil or the permanence of silicone.
One note: this formula contains glycerin, which some users prefer to avoid for vaginal use due to sensitivity. If glycerin-free is a priority, Oxballs offers alternative formulations. Otherwise, Liquisilk is a versatile workhorse lube that handles everything from cockrings to dildos to skin-on-skin contact.
Water/Aqua/Eau, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Cellulose Gum, EDTA, Carbomer, PEG-90M, Tetrahydroxypropyl Ethylenediamine, Methylparaben, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate.
Contains glycerin — users with glycerin sensitivity may prefer Oxballs' glycerin-free options.
Apply a generous amount to the area or toy you're lubricating. Reapply as needed during extended play — water-based formulas naturally absorb over time, so a second application keeps glide consistent. Rinses off completely with warm water and mild soap.
Helpful answers about Oxballs Oxlube Waterbase Liquisilk Playlube.
It is water-based, with glycerin, propylene glycol and cellulose gum for its thick glide. The glycerin is worth noting: some people prefer to avoid it for vaginal use because of sensitivity. If that applies to you, patch-test first or choose a glycerin-free lube.
Yes, it is water-based, so it will not damage silicone, TPR, latex, glass or metal. Its thicker consistency is useful for toy insertion, as it clings rather than dripping off. Afterwards, the toy rinses clean under running water.
The thick-cling formula lasts longer than standard water-based lubes, but reapply as needed during extended sessions since water-based lubes naturally absorb over time.
Absolutely — water-based lubricants are safe with all condom types, including latex, polyisoprene, and polyurethane.
Yes. Its thick, lush texture works for stroking and with cock rings, giving a smooth glide without turning gummy. Apply some before sliding a ring on to make fitting easier, and reapply during longer sessions as water-based lube gradually absorbs.
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