Lubricants & Massage

Lubricants and massage products should be chosen by intended use, ingredient information and compatibility, not by flavour or packaging alone. Water-based lubricants are often simple to rinse away and work with many toy materials, but formulas vary. Silicone-based lubricants may last longer and are not automatically compatible with every silicone product. Oil-based formulas can affect some barrier methods. Always read the individual label and product instructions, because the category name cannot confirm compatibility for a particular toy, condom or skin need.
Check the full ingredient list when sensitivities or allergies are a concern, and consider a small external patch test before broader use. Stop using a product if irritation occurs. Warming, cooling and fragranced formulas may feel different from neutral products and should not be assumed suitable for every person or every area of the body. Massage oils and intimate lubricants are not interchangeable unless the manufacturer explicitly states both uses. Store bottles closed, follow the printed expiry or period-after-opening guidance, and keep pumps and caps clean. AVELUNEXA publishes ingredient, format, volume and compatibility information only when it is documented for the exact product.