Aren't Lube and Moisturiser the same?
You might be surprised to find out how different they are.
Moisturisers are used regularly.
This is similar to how a facial moisturiser works for skin.
Moisturisers are helpful for soothing ongoing dryness and discomfort, even when not sexually active.
Lubricants on the other hand-
are used just before or during sexual activity to reduce friction and make intercourse more comfortable.
They provide temporary relief.
In short...
Intimate Moisturisers are for ongoing care. Lubricants are for immediate relief during intimacy.
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Who should use an intimate moisturiser?
Who Should Use an Intimate Moisturiser?Intimate moisturisers are designed to hydrate and soothe the sensitive genital skin. Regular use helps soothe irritation and maintain natural moisture, ensuring optimal comfort every day.
Who should use an intimate moisturiser?
Who Should Use an Intimate Moisturiser?Intimate moisturisers are designed to hydrate and soothe the sensitive genital skin. Regular use helps soothe irritation and maintain natural moisture, ensuring optimal comfort every day.
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