What is a cum-style lubricant? It is a lubricant made to resemble semen in look and texture, so it adds realism to roleplay and to toys designed around that fantasy. Creature Cum is a water-based formula with a creamy, extra thick, gooey consistency. Being water-based, it can be used on any toy material and it washes out of fabric with soap and water. This version is unscented. The thicker texture also clings to a toy for longer than a thin, runny lubricant does.
Creature Slime Creature Cum, a thick creamy lubricant
Creature Cum is the thick, creamy member of the Creature Slime lubricant line. It is water-based and built to be extra gooey, so it oozes and clings the way a realistic effect should. The current formula is unscented. It comes in an 8 fl oz (236 mL) bottle and is compatible with all toy types, including silicone fantasy dildos.
Cleanup is straightforward for a lubricant this thick. It rinses off skin and toys with warm water, and the maker says it washes out of fabric with soap and water. Keep the bottle upright between uses, because the contents are very slippery if they spill.
Best for: Made for people who enjoy fantasy and creature roleplay and want a lubricant that adds a realistic visual effect. It also suits anyone who simply prefers a thick lubricant that stays where it is put on large or textured toys.
At a glance: 8 fl oz · Water-based · Extra thick and creamy · Unscented · Safe with all toy materials
Key features
| Thick, gooey texture |
A heavy consistency that clings to toys and oozes slowly for a realistic effect. |
| Creamy look |
Designed to resemble semen, which adds realism to fantasy play. |
| Water-based |
Can be used on any toy material and cleans up easily. |
| Unscented |
The formula is now scent-free. |
| Washes out of fabric |
Comes out of sheets and clothing with soap and water. |
Specifications
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Size: 8 fl oz
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Base: Water
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Scent: Unscented
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Color: Clear (as listed by the distributor)
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Ingredients: Purified Water, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Citric Acid, Diazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Vegetable Gum, Titanium Dioxide
How to use
Apply a generous line along the toy or onto your fingers and spread it out. Because the formula is thick, a little covers a lot, and it stays in place while you get set up. For a realistic effect, add more toward the end of play. Top up whenever you need more glide. Afterward, rinse skin and toys with warm water and wash any fabric with soap and water. Wipe spills off the floor immediately, since it is very slippery, and stand the bottle upright when you put it away.
Care
- Keep the bottle upright and store it at room temperature.
- Wipe up spills at once. The lubricant is very slippery.
- Wash toys with warm water and mild soap after use so no residue dries on them.
- Keep it out of eyes and ears, and out of reach of children.
- Stop use immediately if irritation occurs.
Frequently asked questions
Is Creature Cum safe for silicone toys?
Yes. It is water-based, and the maker states it is compatible with all toy types. Water-based lubricant is the correct choice for silicone toys, so you can use it with silicone fantasy dildos and sleeves.
Does it have a smell?
No. The maker states that this lubricant is now unscented. If you have seen an older scented version mentioned elsewhere, the formula sold here is described as scent-free by the maker.
Does it contain glycerin?
Yes. Glycerin is the second ingredient on the list, and the formula also contains methylparaben and propylparaben. If you want a glycerin-free option, the clear Creature Slime Water-Based Lubricant in the same line is made without it.
Will it stain bedding?
The maker says it washes out of fabric when you use soap and water. As with any thick lubricant, it is easier to remove if you wash the fabric soon after use instead of letting it dry in.
Add realism to roleplay
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
