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SUTIL Hathor Pure is the brand's original water-based lube, here in a 10 ml mini tube that holds up to three uses. It's a medium-weight, botanical formula with no glycerin or parabens, made for vaginal, oral and toy play. The mini is for anyone who wants to try SUTIL before committing to a full bottle, or who needs something small for a trip.
Hathor Pure is where the SUTIL range began. It uses seven botanical ingredients, including horny goat weed and Siberian ginseng, which the brand calls its Pleasure Tonic. It leaves out glycerin, parabens, petroleum and gluten, and it's vegan, so it's worth a look if other lubes have left you sticky or irritated. SUTIL has since released a separate, newer product called SUTIL Pure with five ingredients for sensitive skin; Hathor Pure is the earlier, original recipe, and the two aren't the same.
SUTIL makes three textures. Luxe is the lightest, Rich is the thickest, and Hathor Pure sits in the middle. It has enough body to stay in place without feeling heavy, and the brand says it lasts without turning tacky. SUTIL gives it a pH of 4.5 and recommends it for vaginal, oral and toy play. For anal sex, SUTIL points people to Rich instead, since thicker lube cushions better and lasts longer there.
Start with about a dime-sized amount on your fingers. If it feels cold, rub your fingers together for a moment first. Apply it to the body or the toy you're using. If it starts to dry out, add a few drops of water rather than more lube; that brings the glide back. Afterwards it either absorbs into the skin or washes off with soap and water.
This tube holds up to three uses and reseals, so you can try the formula over a couple of sessions before buying a full bottle. It's small enough for a pocket, toiletry bag or weekend away, and the tube is biodegradable and recyclable. Because it's water-based, it's safe with latex condoms and toys of every material, including silicone, glass, metal and ABS.
See the full SUTIL range, compare other water-based lubes, or read our guide to choosing a lubricant.
Helpful answers about SUTIL Mini Lube – Hathor Pure 10ml.
SUTIL says the Hathor Pure 10 ml mini holds up to three uses. The tube reseals, so you can spread it across sessions. If you use more lube than average or plan longer play, expect one or two uses instead.
No. SUTIL Hathor Pure is the brand's original formula with seven botanicals and a medium texture. SUTIL Pure is a newer, separate product with five ingredients, made for sensitive or reactive skin. Check the name carefully when you reorder.
Water-based lube can work for anal, but it needs to be thick. SUTIL Hathor Pure is medium weight and made for vaginal, oral and toy play, and SUTIL recommends its thicker Rich formula for anal. Browse our anal lubes for other options.
Yes. SUTIL Hathor Pure is water-based, so it's safe with silicone toys as well as glass, metal and ABS. It's also safe with latex condoms. Rinse toys afterwards with warm water and soap to remove any residue.
Add a few drops of water. SUTIL Hathor Pure is water-based, and water reactivates the glide without the stickiness that piling on more lube can cause. Keep a glass of water or a damp cloth nearby.
No. SUTIL Hathor Pure is free from glycerin, parabens, petroleum and gluten, and it's vegan. The full ingredient list wasn't supplied to us, so if you have specific allergies, check the tube or patch-test on your inner arm first.
Yes. The SUTIL Hathor Pure 10 ml mini is small enough for a pocket or toiletry bag and fits under carry-on liquid limits. It's resealable, so a half-used tube won't leak in your bag if the cap is closed firmly.
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