Lubricant I made

I have been always looking for a good lubricant for my enemas and bottom play. I found Albolene (vaseline and mineral oil) as a jelly. I found as a slippery lube, J-lube mixed with water (veterinarian use has sucrose) I can mix from a powder as needed. I do love hemp oil soap, (dr bonnets peppermint).

what I discovered: if you mix a little j-lube and hemp oil soap, it makes this wonderfully super slippery minty smelling soapy lube! Try it but please be careful in the tub or shower! You can easily slip and get hurt. Enjoy! Be safe! Hugs

Soap for your ass is always recommendable.. gives some people the burn in their asses they didn't even knew they needed. 😈😈🧼

I have been always looking for a good lubricant for my enemas and bottom play. I found Albolene (vaseline and mineral oil) as a jelly. I found as a slippery lube, J-lube mixed with water (veterinarian use has sucrose) I can mix from a powder as needed. I do love hemp oil soap, (dr bonnets peppermint).

what I discovered: if you mix a little j-lube and hemp oil soap, it makes this wonderfully super slippery minty smelling soapy lube! Try it but please be careful in the tub or shower! You can easily slip and get hurt. Enjoy! Be safe! Hugs

Regular J-Lube has 75% sucrose as a dispersing agent. Not sure, but I don't think the veterinarian version uses sugar.

K-Lube and X-Lube don't use sugar and are excellent!!

Hand lotion! It's base is PEG and other stuff added which is good for your bottom and hole.

Do usé gum xanthane work well and is neutral

The reference by Chris Parker about use of hand lotion is interesting. I use hand lotion for masturbation, but, for me, it doesn't have enough lubricity for rectal insertion. But this may vary a lot from person to person.

I made a batch of lube using about two tablespoons of Crisco and enough olive oil to thin it to desired consistency (probably about a teaspoon). It was plenty slippery and not too hard to cleanup. Vegan and gluten-free too.

I have periodically used hand lotion but also have found that the lubricity doesn’t last very long. Nozzle will go in with ease but it drags coming out, which can irritate those sensitive tissues. I‘ll stick with coconut oil!

Currently I use J-Lube. I use it in about a 1:5 ratio of powder to water. It's thick and really helps cushion things. I'd like to try x-lube or k-lube, but am concerned with their lack of transparency with ingredients. I have an inflammatory bowel condition and worry that the ingredients would irritate me.

All three (J/X/K Lubes) use polyehylene oxide as the base lubricant. From Amazon product description and reviews:

"X-Lube 3.5oz bottle is 100% polyethylene oxide. K-Lube 7oz bottle is an undisclosed ratio of polyethylene oxide and other ingredients (likely preservatives). X-Lube and K-Lube offer the same mix-to-your-preference lube with far less filler."

Customer Review: "I recently switched to X-Lube (100% polyethylene oxide) because I discovered that J-Lube is only 25% polyethylene oxide and 75% powdered ....."

Some members don't recommend J-Lube as a vaginal lubricant due to the sugar content - but never saw anything negative about using it for anal.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R2UKBAJJSIANF0

@Rigel I read those reviews before and always wanted to give them a try. I've a condition with my colon that made me not want to give x/k lube a try. x-lube doesn't seem to be sold anymore and k-lube has hidden ingredients that concern me. But my current bottle of j-lube is almost done so I think I'm going to give k-lube a try.

Beeswax + mineral oil. I sh1t you not, it is grand!

I make a paste wax from these components for wood projects such as cutting boards, bowls, etc. Gives the project a nice, warm appearance as well as increases the durability. I discovered its lubricating property by accident when I made a batch that came out as a gell instead of a good solid paste wax.

The recipe:

1. Mix 2 parts melted white beeswax with 1 part mineral oil.

2. Stir vigoursly until combined into a whitish gell. (It will have a yellow cast if yellow beeswax is used)

3. Adjust consistancy to your preference by adding more beeswax for a more solid product or more oil for a less viscous one.

Tips:

• Beeswax melts at 140° (F) [60° C], so choose the consistency accordingly. It will not melt if applied to skin or rectum.

• Weigh your beeswax after melting and measuring volume (1/4cup, 3 ml, etc.) so next time you can weigh the wax before melting and have the perfect volume. Doing this is much less messy.

• Use food grade ingredients without any additives. i.e no baby oil

• Store covered for up to six months. If you have any left after six months you made too much or aren't using it often enough.

• Yes, mineral oil is a petroleum product so use with rubber or latex toys/tools will eventually damage the t/t.

@Mullanphy I use bees wax and mineral oil as a finish as well, especially for children toys. It provides a beautiful flat finish. Any finish is safe for kids , as long as it has totally cured and outgassed, but the natural bees wax finish is safe from the gitgo!