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JO Masturbation Cream is a thick, fragrance-free masturbation lube that comes out as a rich white cream and softens into a slick glide once you start stroking. System JO makes it for hand use, and its big advantage over a runny gel is that it stays where you put it: no drips down your wrist, no puddles on the sheets. This is the 4 oz size.
Most lubes are designed for sex and toys, so they're thin and watery. For solo hand play, that can mean constant reapplying and a mess. A cream works differently. It starts thick, almost like a hand lotion, then turns slippery with warmth and friction. Because the formula is a water-and-oil emulsion, it keeps a cushioned, smooth feel for longer than a basic water-based gel and doesn't go tacky as quickly. Many men find that textured, slightly heavier glide closer to what they want from a hand session.
Water is the first ingredient, followed by ethylhexyl palmitate (a light emollient), sweet almond oil, cetyl and cetearyl alcohols (thickeners, not drying alcohols), ceteareth-20, propylene glycol and coconut oil, with vitamin E and a few stabilisers and preservatives. It's fragrance-free, which suits anyone who finds scented products irritating. Because it contains sweet almond oil, it isn't for people with nut allergies, and since it includes propylene glycol, which some people react to, try a little on your inner arm before your first full session.
Start with less than you think, about a fingertip's worth, and warm it between your palms. Spread it along the shaft and give it a few strokes; you'll feel it loosen up into a smooth glide. Add a small amount more when it starts to drag. A cream needs fewer top-ups than a gel, so you can keep your rhythm instead of reaching for the bottle. When you're done, it washes off skin with warm water and soap.
Think of it as a lubricant for hands and skin, not an all-purpose lube. The oils in it make it a poor match for latex condoms, so don't use it for sex with condoms. JO designs it for solo use rather than toys; for strokers and sleeves, a water-based lube made for toys is easier to rinse out of tight channels. It's also not intended for internal or anal use.
If you've tried other creams, the main differences are scent and feel. JO's version is unscented and fairly light once it warms; the Wicked masturbation cream is another option if you'd like to compare.
Keep the lid closed and the container at room temperature. Cold makes the cream stiffer, and heat can make it separate, so a drawer is better than a sunny shelf or a car glovebox.
Compare other masturbation lubricants, see the full JO Lubricants range, or read our lubricant guide.
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