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ID Totally Naked is a thick, slippery water-based lube made without glycerin, parabens, propylene glycol or fragrance. It's for people who want a clean, simple ingredient list but don't want to give up glide, and it's safe with silicone toys and latex condoms, so one 4.4 oz bottle covers most situations.
ID's formula skips the ingredients many people try to avoid in lube: glycerin, parabens, benzoic acid, propylene glycol, petrochemicals and alcohol. It's also fragrance-free, colourless and free from hormones. If you've had a reaction to a sweet, glycerin-heavy lube or simply prefer a short ingredient list, this is the kind of formula to look for. Anyone with very sensitive skin should still patch-test on the inner arm first, since any product can disagree with someone.
A common complaint about glycerin-free lubes is that they feel thin and dry out quickly. ID made Totally Naked thicker and richer to address that. It's very slippery, with a cushioned feel that makes it a good everyday lube for vaginal sex and toy play, and it has enough body for anal play too. Like any water-based lube, it will eventually absorb or evaporate during a long session. A few drops of water or a little more lube brings it back. Many people keep a small glass of water nearby for exactly that reason, which is easier than wiping off and starting again. On toys, apply a thin layer to the toy and a little to yourself rather than a lot in one place.
Because it's water-based, it's compatible with silicone and rubber toys, and ID says it's safe with natural rubber latex condoms. That makes it an easy one-bottle choice if you use both toys and condoms. Silicone-based lubes can damage silicone toys over time, so this is a safer pick for your vibrators and dildos. It also works with glass, stainless steel and hard plastic toys, and with polyurethane and polyisoprene condoms. The one place it's less suited is the shower or bath, where water rinses it away quickly; a silicone lube lasts longer there.
Start with a small amount on fingers, a toy or a condom, and add more as you need it. Warm it between your fingers if you prefer. There's no scent or colour, so it won't mask natural taste or smell, and it won't leave a perfume on skin or sheets for anyone sensitive to fragrance. It also feels close to the body's own wetness, which is where the name comes from. When you're done, it rinses off skin and toys with plain water and doesn't stain sheets. Close the cap tightly between uses, and store the bottle at room temperature away from direct heat.
Water/aqua, propanediol, hydroxyethylcellulose, PEG-45M, EDTA, carbomer, caprylhydroxamic acid, tetrahydroxypropyl ethylenediamine and sucralose. Hydroxyethylcellulose is the plant-derived thickener that gives it body, and caprylhydroxamic acid is the preservative used instead of parabens.
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