Why choose a silicone lubricant for anal sex? The anus does not lubricate itself, so anal play depends on the lubricant you bring. Silicone formulas are popular here because they feel very slick and do not absorb into the skin the way water does, so they tend to last. Ease is a silicone glide made with what the maker calls its highest grade silicone. It also contains bisabolol, an extract from the chamomile plant, which the maker adds to help with relaxing. It has no scent or flavor.
Ease: a silicone glide made for anal sex
Ease is Intimate Earth's silicone-based lubricant for anal sex. The base is high grade silicone, which gives a smooth entry. The formula adds bisabolol, a natural extract from the chamomile plant. According to the maker, the bisabolol is there to help relax the sphincter so that penetration is more comfortable. Ease has no fragrance and no taste. This is the 2 oz bottle.
The ingredients list also includes organic sunflower seed oil and organic aloe, lemongrass and goji extracts, along with vitamin E. Check this list against any known allergies before you buy.
Best for: People who want a long-lasting silicone lubricant specifically for anal sex and prefer one without scent, flavor or numbing agents. It suits beginners who want a slick formula, and experienced users who simply like silicone.
At a glance: Silicone-based · Bisabolol extract · No fragrance or taste · Organic extracts · 2 oz
Key features
| High grade silicone |
The maker uses its highest grade silicone for a smooth, slick entry. |
| Bisabolol extract |
A chamomile-derived extract the maker includes to help with relaxing the sphincter. |
| No fragrance or taste |
Unscented and unflavored, so nothing distracts. |
| Organic plant extracts |
Contains organic sunflower seed oil, aloe, lemongrass and goji extracts. |
Specifications
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Size: 2 oz
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Base: Silicone
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Named extract: Bisabolol (from chamomile)
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Fragrance and taste: None
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Ingredients: Dimethicone, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cyclohexasiloxane, Dimethiconol, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil (organic), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract (organic), Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Extract (organic), Lycium Barbarum (Goji) Fruit Extract (organic), Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E), Bisabolol
How to use
Apply a generous amount to the anus and to whatever is going in, whether that is a finger, a toy or a penis. Start slowly and give the body time to relax. Add more whenever the glide lessens; with silicone a little usually goes a long way. Because the formula is silicone, test it on the base of a silicone toy first or use it with glass, metal or hard plastic toys.
Care
- Silicone lubricant can damage silicone toys, so spot-test or choose non-silicone toys.
- Wash off with warm water and soap; silicone does not rinse away with water alone.
- Wipe up spills right away, since silicone makes floors and tubs slippery.
- It can mark fabric, so put a towel down.
- Store closed at room temperature.
Frequently asked questions
Does Ease contain a numbing agent?
No numbing ingredient appears in the ingredients list. The formula contains bisabolol, an extract from chamomile, which the maker includes to help with relaxing the sphincter. It is not an anesthetic. Go slowly and stop if anything hurts.
Can I use it with silicone toys?
Silicone lubricants can react with the surface of silicone toys. Test a drop on the base of the toy first, or use Ease with toys made of glass, metal or hard plastic.
Does it have a smell or taste?
No. The maker lists Ease as having no fragrance and no taste. That keeps the focus on feel alone, and it means the glide will not clash with any flavored or scented product you use alongside it.
Is it compatible with condoms?
The supplied facts do not include a condom compatibility statement for Ease. Check the bottle or the maker's own guidance before relying on it with condoms. Do not assume it either way.
Make anal play smoother
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
