Popular searches
Trending now Best sellers
Shop by category
Best For:
Slippery Stuff Silicone Lubricant is a silicone-based formula designed for shoppers who want lubricant that performs through extended sessions without breaking down or turning sticky. Unlike water-based lubes that absorb into skin and require frequent reapplication, this formula stays slick until intentionally washed away with soap and water, making it ideal for play that lasts or activities where stopping to reapply isn't convenient.
The texture is smooth and weightless — no tackiness, no residue that dries down mid-use. Because silicone doesn't absorb or evaporate, it's especially useful in water: baths, showers, and pools won't rinse it away the way they do with water-based products. The formula is odorless and flavorless, so it won't interfere with sensation or scent during intimate contact, and the glycerin-free composition reduces the risk of irritation for those with sensitivities.
This isn't a lubricant you'll find yourself reaching for mid-session to top up. A small amount goes a long way, and cleanup requires soap — water alone won't remove it. That longevity is the trade-off: more durability during use, slightly more intentional cleanup after.
Dimethicone, Cyclomethicone.
Free from glycerin, parabens, and fragrance.
Apply a small amount to the area or toy — silicone spreads easily and a little provides significant coverage. Reapply only if play extends beyond an hour or if additional glide is desired. After use, wash with soap and water; silicone-based lubricant resists water alone and requires surfactant (soap) for full removal.
Helpful answers about Slippery Stuff Silicone Lubricant 3oz.
The formula contains dimethicone and cyclomethicone — both silicone compounds that provide long-lasting glide. It's free from glycerin, parabens, and fragrance.
No — silicone-based lubricant can degrade the surface of silicone toys over time. Use this lube with glass, metal, or ABS plastic toys instead, or switch to a water-based formula for silicone toy play.
Yes — silicone-based lubricant stays slick in showers, baths, and pools, unlike water-based formulas that rinse away. It requires soap and water for removal after use.
Silicone lubricant doesn't absorb or evaporate, so it maintains glide significantly longer than water-based products. Most users find a single application sufficient for extended sessions without reapplication.
Yes. Silicone lubricant doesn't degrade latex, so it is safe with latex condoms. Apply a small amount to the outside of the condom once it is on; silicone spreads easily, so you need less than you would with water-based lube, and you will rarely need to top it up.
Wash skin and toys with soap and water, since water alone won't remove silicone. After using it in a bath, shower or pool, rinse or wipe the surfaces you stood or sat on, because silicone lube can leave them slippery. A towel underneath during play keeps bedding cleanup simple.
Expert guidance to help you choose, use and care for your products with confidence.