What does a desensitizing anal lubricant do? A desensitizing lubricant is a cream that dulls feeling in the skin where it is applied while also adding slip. Anal-Ese is made for anal play when you want penetration to feel less sharp at the start. It does not replace patience or regular lubricant. Reduced feeling also means you get less warning from your body, so use a small amount, go slowly, and stop if anything feels wrong once sensation returns.
Anal-Ese Strawberry in the 0.5 oz soft pack
Anal-Ese Strawberry is the strawberry version of the original Anal-Ese desensitizing cream from Nasstoys. It is a lubricant made for anal play that takes the edge off sensation, so the first moments of penetration feel less intense. This version is both flavored and scented with strawberry. It comes as a 0.5 oz size in soft packaging.
The small size suits a first try or a travel bag. The distributor does not publish an ingredient list or directions on its page, so read the label on the pack before you use it and follow the directions printed there.
Best for: For adults who find the start of anal penetration too intense and want a cream that dulls sensation while adding some slip. The 0.5 oz soft pack is a low-commitment size for trying the strawberry version before buying anything larger.
At a glance: Desensitizing cream · Strawberry flavored · Scented · 0.5 oz · Soft packaging
Key features
| Desensitizing cream |
Dulls sensation where it is applied, for anal play that starts off less intense. |
| Strawberry flavor and scent |
Flavored and scented with strawberry in place of the original cherry. |
| Lubricating formula |
Sold as a lubricant, so it adds slip as well as reducing feeling. |
| 0.5 oz soft pack |
A small, light pack that is easy to store or carry. |
Specifications
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Size: 0.5 oz
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Type: Desensitizing cream lubricant
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Flavor and scent: Strawberry
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Packaging: Soft packaging
How to use
Read the label first and follow the directions and warnings printed on the pack. Try a small amount on the inside of your forearm to check that your skin tolerates it. When you are ready, apply a little cream to the outside of the anus and give it a few minutes to work. Add regular lubricant as needed, because more slip is always useful for anal play. Go slowly and keep talking with your partner. Numbed skin gives less feedback, so do not push past resistance. Stop and wash the area if you notice burning or irritation.
Care
- Follow the directions and warnings printed on the pack.
- Close the cap firmly after each use.
- Store at room temperature, away from heat and direct sunlight.
- Wash your hands after applying so the cream does not numb other areas.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the other Anal-Ese Strawberry 0.5 oz listing?
The cream is described the same way for both: a strawberry flavored and scented desensitizing lubricant in a 0.5 oz size. This listing is the soft packaging version. The other listing is the same size sold under a separate item number without the soft packaging label.
How does the strawberry version differ from the cherry one?
Flavor and scent. The distributor describes Anal-Ese Strawberry as the original Anal-Ese with a new flavor. It is strawberry flavored and scented, where the original is cherry. Both are sold as desensitizing lubricants for anal play.
Do I still need regular lubricant?
It is sensible to have some. Anal-Ese is sold as a lubricant, but a 0.5 oz pack is small and anal play needs plenty of slip. Use the cream for its desensitizing effect and add your usual lubricant on top when you need more glide.
Is it safe to use with condoms?
The distributor's page for the strawberry version does not say, and it does not list the ingredients. Check the label on the pack for condom compatibility before you rely on it with latex or other condoms.
Try the strawberry version
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.