Some women may have bad sex experiences because of vaginal dryness when they have sex with the beloved one. If they continue to encounter such a situation, love-making can be a nightmare that can break the relationship between lovers. Using lubricants can satisfy the deep need of the troubled, providing a wonderful sexual process.
There are also some problems for people, especially beginners, who are trying to use lubricants. "Where do I put it? "How much?"What a mess if I get hands all over it?" Questions like these keep popping up. How to use lubricants? What is the right amount?
How to use lubricants?
Pour a dime-sized amount of lubricant on your fingertips, rub it for a few seconds to heat them up, and then apply evenly to the sex organs, the stimulating accessaries or the body part. If you like a vibrator or dildo, apply lubricants to the head, shaft and other stimulating parts and rub the toy, assuring that its surface is smooth with ample lube. But don't rub too much, your hand will absorb lubricants and may reduce the lubrication effect.
For a masturbator, lubricants should be applied to the edge and inside the chamber. If pour directly into it, the lubricants may flow out of the small holes at the end of the cup. It is okay to add more lubricants during love-making, reapply as and when required.
What is the right amount?
There is no standard for that. The non-sticky lube produces the perfect sliding and gliding action for easy and comfortable play. As long as the sex organs can slide comfortably and naturally into sex toys, or vice versa.
The amount varies from person to person. Some users think it is more stimulating to use more lubricants, while others prefer to add just a little bit to minimize friction and achieve the "just right" effect. We recommend that first-time users start with a dime-sized amount, then gradually adjust the amount as actual need until the desire is achieved. Generally speaking, it is pretty easy to grasp. Apply the correct amount of lube, and prepare for an explosive climax.
