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SUTIL Flavors Coconut is a flavoured lube that tastes of real coconut rather than sunscreen or candy. It's a thin, water-based formula sweetened with stevia instead of sugar or glycerin, so it stays slippery and doesn't turn tacky on the tongue. Use it for oral, on fingers, or with toys and condoms.
The flavour comes from organic flavouring rather than a syrupy candy base, and SUTIL keeps it deliberately light. Expect a soft, creamy coconut note with a little sweetness at the end, closer to coconut water than to a piña colada. Because it isn't heavy, the taste fades into the background after a minute or two instead of coating your mouth. If you want something brighter, the Mint version is the other flavour in the range.
Most flavoured lubricants rely on glycerin or sugar for sweetness, which is what makes them sticky as they dry. This one has neither. The base is water and propanediol from a plant source, with hyaluronic acid, lotus root extract and oat beta-glucan giving it slip. Stevia supplies the sweetness, and gum acacia carries the organic flavour. It's also free from parabens and gluten. Anyone who reacts to specific ingredients should read the full list on the tube before use.
A few drops on your partner's skin go a long way for kissing and licking; rub it in a little so it doesn't run. For hand play or penetration, start with an amount about the size of a dime and warm it between your fingers first. Water-based gels absorb as you go, so if it starts to feel draggy, a splash of water or a little more lube brings the glide back. It washes off with plain water and unscented soap.
Being water-based, this water based lubricant is compatible with latex condoms and dental dams, and with silicone, glass and metal toys. That makes it an easy choice for oral with a barrier, where unflavoured latex can taste rubbery. Keep the cap clean and closed between uses so the flip-top doesn't gum up.
It suits couples who want a lube they can taste without it tasting like dessert, and people who've found sugary flavoured gels sticky. If you like strong, fruity flavours, you may find it too subtle; a sweeter, bolder formula would suit you better. For long anal sessions, a thicker gel stays slick for more of the session than this lighter texture. It also isn't meant as a massage product; it absorbs too quickly to work across a whole back.
Keep it at room temperature and out of direct sunlight, and don't leave it in a hot car, where heat can thin the texture. Like any product with natural flavouring, check the expiry date printed on the tube and replace it if the smell or texture changes.
Not sure which formula suits you? See our lubricant guide or the full SUTIL range.
Helpful answers about SUTIL Flavors Water-Based Lubricant - Coconut.
Stevia leaf extract. There's no sugar and no glycerin in the formula, which is why it doesn't leave the sticky film that many sweet lubes do as they dry. The sweetness is gentle, so it won't overpower the coconut.
It's made with organic flavouring and kept light, so most people describe it as mild and natural rather than candy-like. If you expect a strong, sweet hit, it may seem understated at first.
Yes. It's a regular water-based lubricant that happens to have a flavour, so it works for hand play and penetration too. Reapply as it absorbs. For anal, many people prefer a thicker gel such as SUTIL Rich.
Yes. Water-based formulas don't affect latex or polyisoprene condoms and won't harm silicone toys. It's also fine with glass and stainless steel. With flavoured condoms, check the condom packet, as some are already lubricated.
Coconut is softer and slightly creamy; Mint is fresher and more noticeable. If you're unsure, Coconut is the gentler introduction. Both share the same base, so texture and compatibility don't change between them.
SUTIL Flavors sits on the lighter end of the range so it doesn't feel gloopy in your mouth. A thin texture also spreads easily on skin. If you want more cushion for penetration, add a little more or pair it with a thicker formula.
No. This is a water-based gel with coconut flavouring, not an oil. Unlike coconut oil, it's safe with latex condoms and washes off with water.
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