Pleasure Gels

No. Lube delivers lots of moisture, whilst pleasure gels bring heightened arousal and sensitivity to the party. Together, they offer a double-whammy of pleasure!

Add a drop or two to the area it is intended for:
Clit- stimulating creams & gels go on the external part of your clit.
G-Spot stimulating creams & gels go inside, approximately where your G-Spot is.
Massage the gel into the tissue and feel the blood rushing to the area, making it swell and increasing sensitivity.

Pleasure gels can feel warming, cooling, tingling, or buzzing. They work their magic by increasing blood flow to the area, increasing arousal, wetness and chances of a throbbing orgasm :)

Yes. It is always best to do a patch test on your arm before adding gel or drops to your soft bits. Even if you pass the patch-test. always start with a little at a time. You can always add more if you want a stronger sensation, but it is tricky to get the effects off, if you add too much...

Any pleasure gel, orgasm cream or lube containing L'Arginine should be avoided if you have cold sores of genital herpes, as this ingredient can trigger an outbreak. Check ingredients listed in 'Tech Spec' tab, on product page