Coconut oil, sweet almond oil or olive oil? All you have to do is choose according to your preferences. Here are some examples of vegetable oils that do not present any risk if used sparingly and in synergy as in our intimate lubricant massage with orange blossom. Again, these are just examples, you can very well try the experiment with avocado oil, hemp oil, flax oil or argan oil but it is at your own risk.
· JOJOBA OIL
If you have the mojo and want to avoid boo-boos, discover jojoba oil. We appreciate it for its penetrating touch that does not leave a greasy film. It proves to be very good protector of your skin and actively participates in the fight against inflammation and skin aggressions. Having a composition substantially similar to that of the sebum of our skin, jojoba oil is one of the oils that present the least risk of allergic reactions. It can be used as a lubricant and is also recommended to soften painful sexual intercourse or as an intimate massage oil for people with vulvar pathologies. At YESforLOV, we have integrated it sparingly into our relaxing anal lubricant. What other benefits for my intimacy? Find here, more information on the star ingredients used by YESforLOV. Not com édog è ne (0/5).
· SWEET ALMOND OIL
Sweet almond oil is the little starlet of oils, the one we find in our erotic massage oil with a maddening or intoxicating scent. Its dry and non-greasy texture offers an incredible feeling of softness and relaxation. Rich in vitamin E, it is also known to fight against vaginal dryness and relieve symptoms thanks to its moisturizing, soothing and healing properties. It is often recommended by health professionals to patients suffering from vaginismus, vulvodynia, vestibulodynia or even clitoridynia. Almond oil is great for lubricating the mucous membranes, thus facilitating sliding during penetration and massage. Low com edog è ne (1/5).
· OLIVE OIL
Olive oil offers an exceptional taste, especially if it is of French origin! It offers a thunderous glide while regulating the natural hydration process. It is suitable for the most sensitive mucous membranes, including the most fragile. It quickly impregnates the skin but leaves a greasy film than its friends that we talked about previously. Soothing, it is anti-inflammatory and healing and is also said to have a stimulating effect on the libido, but this remains to be verified. Its advantage may be its very affordable price or its availability. Did you know? The 2019 trophy for the best blended olive oil was won by La Magnanerie, an estate located in Ardèche and its organic, atypical and exceptional olive oil that rather lives up to its name: the wild cuvée. We tried it, it is simply exceptional. Peu com édog è ne (1/5).
· COCONUT OIL
Coco cuddles, coco… divine! Virgin coconut oil, we bless it and take it everywhere with us. Its benefits for your intimate parts are immense, it carries to the point of overflowing with emollient and softening properties for the skin. It has the particularity of being antifungal, which makes it particularly sought after to fight against vaginal mycoses. ! Effective, we tell you more in this article. According to tests, it would prevent the worsening of irritation of the vulva. Coconut oil is one of the most commonly used vegetable oils as a lubricant during sexual intercourse. It offers a greasy and creamy touch, offers a very long-lasting glide and delivers a very heavenly scent. Comedogenicity index (3/5).
· ALOE VERA
And what about Aloe Vera lubricant? Can Aloe Vera be used as a lubricant? Well yes! With its high lubricating power, Aloe Vera is ideal for the temporary relief of vaginal dryness. Its fluid and aqueous texture brings softness, a lot of well-being in your lovemaking. Aloe Vera pulp is particularly rich in vitamins & minerals, amino acids, enzymes and plant substances, it benefits from a super moisturizing power. Women suffering from dyspareunia or subject to pain caused by a chronic lack of lubrication or repeated vaginal dryness are the first concerned. YESforLOV Aloe Vera lubricant contains more than 60% and offers the advantage of being compatible with condoms, which vegetable oils are not.