Hey, it's Jay Parker with this week's sex chat quickie. Sometimes you're down south doesn't get as wet as needed for sex to feel good. When that happens, it's time to add some personal lubricant. Let's talk about choosing the right one for you. Lubricant types include water-based, silicone-based, and oil-based. Each has its pros and cons. Water-based

lube is easy to apply and clean up, but it doesn't last as long. Silicon-based lasts longer and

especially good for sexual activity and water, but it's sticky and thus harder to clean up.

Coconut oil is all-natural, but it tends to break down the latex and condoms. There are other

considerations, of course.

For instance, if you're looking for an oral sex option, make sure it's ingestible and maybe

flavored. If you have allergies or sensitivities, check ingredients carefully and lean toward

an organic, all-natural option. And if you want to try a lube that warms or tingles, test a small

area down there first, because

it could be exciting or discomforting, depending on your skin. I know this one for personal

experience. I went with that instruction to apply liberally and ended up running to the bathroom

to wash off that stuff as fast as possible. Anyway, you may want to keep a few different lubs

around so that you can pick the one that works for your marital intimacy menu that day. Anyway, you may want to keep a few different loops around so that you can

pick the one that works for your marital intimacy menu that day. Now, you don't need to spend a ton of

money on a good lubricant, but I have noticed a difference between budget loops and middle-to-hire

priced brands. So look for quality. After all, you're only using a little bit each time,

so even a small bottle lasts a while. Plus, this is your Vajajai girlfriend.

Treat it well.

We'll include a few recommendations in our show notes.

Now, go do something that requires you to pull out some lube.

As they say, better when wet.

That's it for this week's sex check wiki.

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