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Silicone-Based Lubricants – Long-Lasting, Silky Glide

Silicone-based lubricants give a smooth, silky glide that stays slippery for much longer than most water-based gels, because silicone does not soak into the skin or dry out in the same way. They suit longer sessions, anal play, sensual massage and anyone who is tired of reapplying. Our range includes pure silicone glides, thick anal formulas, flavoured and scented silicone lubes, 2-in-1 massage gels and handy sachets. Many pair well with condoms and non-silicone toys. Check the base, ingredients, volume and stated compatibility on each listing to find the right formula for you.

What Makes Silicone Lube Different?

Silicone lubricants are made from silicone fluids rather than water. That gives them a different feel and different strengths, and it also means they need a little more care with some toys and fabrics.

Glide That Lasts

Silicone does not evaporate or absorb into the skin like water, so a small amount can last a long time. Makers such as ID, Pjur and Eros describe many of their silicone formulas as long-lasting or concentrated. This makes them popular for longer sessions and for anal sex, where reliable lubrication matters most.

A Little Goes a Long Way

Silicone lube is usually more concentrated than water-based gel. Start with a few drops and add more only if you need it. A small bottle can therefore last longer than you might expect.

Water Play

Because silicone does not dissolve in water, some manufacturers describe their silicone lubes as suitable for use in the shower or bath. Check the individual listing for this, and take care, as silicone lube on tiles or the bath floor can make surfaces very slippery.

Massage and Skin Feel

Many silicone formulas leave the skin feeling soft and smooth, and several products in this range are sold as 2-in-1 lubricant and massage gels. This lets you move from a slow massage to more intimate touch without switching products.

Types of Silicone-Based Lubricants

Pure Silicone Glides

Classic silicone glides, such as ID Millennium, ID Velvet and Pjur's bodyglide formulas, are usually colourless and fragrance-free. They are designed for general use by couples and solo users who want smooth, lasting glide without added flavour or sensation.

Formulas for Women and for Men

Some brands offer versions aimed at women, often with added ingredients such as aloe vera or vitamin E, and versions aimed at men, sometimes with added plant oils. These labels describe the maker's focus, and most formulas can be enjoyed by anyone, so read the ingredients and directions rather than relying on the name.

Anal Silicone Lubricants

Thick, long-lasting silicone gels are a popular choice for anal sex because they do not dry out quickly. Products such as ID Backslide, Pjur Back Door and Eros anal glides are made for this purpose, and some come in single-use applicators. For more ideas, explore our anal sex toys.

Flavoured and Scented Silicone Lubes

Voulez-Vous offers flavoured silicone lubes inspired by cocktails, while Mixgliss has a series of scented silicone lubricant and massage gels with notes such as coconut, cherry blossom or lychee. Check whether a product is described as flavoured or only scented, and follow the stated directions for oral use.

Hybrid and 2-in-1 Formulas

Hybrid lubes blend water and silicone to combine easy clean-up with longer glide. Others work as both a lubricant and a massage gel. Read each listing to see exactly what the formula contains.

Sachets and Travel Sizes

Single sachets and small bottles are handy for travel or for trying a new formula. You will also find larger bottles for regular use, and at least one formula sold in a glass bottle.

How to Choose the Right Silicone Lube

  • Purpose: Choose a pure glide for general use, a thicker anal formula for anal play or a 2-in-1 gel if you also enjoy massage.
  • Toy material: Silicone lube is often paired with glass dildos and metal dildos. Avoid using it with silicone toys unless the toy maker says it is fine.
  • Condom use: Check the compatibility stated on the listing and on the condom packet.
  • Ingredients: If you have sensitive skin, look at what has been added, such as fragrance, flavour or plant oils, and choose a simpler formula if you prefer.
  • Texture: Compare whether the formula is described as thin and silky or thick and cushioning.
  • Size: Sachets let you try a formula first, while larger bottles suit regular use.

Using Silicone-Based Lubricants Safely

Silicone Lube and Toys

  • Silicone on silicone: Silicone lube can damage the surface of some silicone toys, making them sticky or tacky. Avoid combining them unless the toy maker confirms it is fine.
  • Test if unsure: If you want to try it, dab a little on the base of the toy first and check the surface after a while.
  • Choose water-based when in doubt: If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice with silicone toys.

Silicone Lube and Condoms

  • Avoid oil with latex: Oil-based products can damage latex condoms, while water-based and silicone-based lubricants are commonly recommended with them.
  • Read both labels: Check the compatibility on the lubricant listing and the condom packet.

The NHS advises using water-based or silicone-based lubricant with condoms rather than oil-based products. Read more in the NHS guide to condoms.

Comfort and Skin

  • Patch test: Try a small amount on your skin before intimate use, particularly with flavoured or scented formulas.
  • Watch your footing: Wipe up spills straight away, as silicone lube makes floors, tiles and baths slippery.
  • Stop if irritated: Wash the area with warm water and mild soap and stop using the product if you notice irritation.

Clean-Up, Storage and Care

  • Use soap: Silicone lube does not rinse away with water alone. Wash skin with warm water and mild soap.
  • Clean toys well: Wash glass, metal and other compatible toys with warm soapy water or a toy cleaner, then dry them fully.
  • Protect fabrics: Silicone can mark some fabrics. Put a towel down and wash bedding promptly if lube gets on it.
  • Store sensibly: Keep bottles closed, at room temperature and away from heat, sunlight and children.
  • Check the date: Use the product within its use-by date or period-after-opening, and replace it once that has passed.

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Why Buy Silicone-Based Lubricants from DelighToys

  • A wide choice in one place: Pure, anal, flavoured, scented and 2-in-1 silicone formulas from brands such as Pjur, Eros, ID, Mixgliss, Voulez-Vous and Durex.
  • Clear product information: Each listing shows the base, volume, key ingredients and the compatibility stated by the manufacturer.
  • Discreet packaging: We pack orders in unbranded, plain packaging so the contents stay private.
  • UK, Ireland and EU delivery: We ship to customers in the UK, Ireland and across the EU, with a secure online checkout.

Silicone-Based Lubricants – Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use silicone lube with silicone sex toys?

Only if the toy maker says it is fine. Silicone lube can damage the surface of some silicone toys. If you are unsure, a water-based lubricant is usually the safest choice.

Are silicone-based lubricants safe with condoms?

Silicone-based lubricants are commonly recommended with latex condoms, unlike oil-based products. Check the compatibility stated on the individual listing and on the condom packet before use.

How long does silicone lube last compared with water-based lube?

Silicone lube does not soak into the skin or dry out as quickly, so it usually lasts longer in one application. Exact performance varies by formula, so read the description for each product.

Can silicone lube be used in the shower?

Some manufacturers describe their silicone lubes as suitable for water play because silicone does not wash away easily. Check the individual listing, and take care, as spilled lube makes surfaces slippery.

How do I wash off silicone lubricant?

Use warm water and mild soap on skin and on compatible toys, as water alone will not remove it. Wash bedding or clothing promptly if lube gets on them.

Is silicone lube good for anal sex?

Many people choose silicone lube for anal sex because it stays slippery for longer. Use plenty, go slowly and stop if you feel any pain.

How are lubricants delivered?

Parcels are sent in discreet, unmarked packaging with no product names visible. We ship across the UK, to Ireland and throughout the EU.

Shop Silicone-Based Lubricants with Confidence

Ready for smoother, longer-lasting glide? Browse our silicone-based lubricants above, compare formula, texture and size on each listing, and order with discreet delivery to the UK, Ireland and the EU.

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