Why do lubes burn? - Thesocialselect.com

Parabens are added to many body products as a preservative, and glycerin is added to lubes to make them slippery. Some people are sensitive to one or both of these ingredients, and when people describe a “burning sensation” when using a particular type of lube, I often suggest trying a brand that's paraben-free.Feb 26, 2014

What is a good lube that doesn’t burn?

Now that you know what kind of natural lubricant to look for, check out the options below–they're good enough for OB/GYNs.

Is KY jelly supposed to burn?

KY Jelly side effects Stop using KY Jelly and rinse the affected area with water if you develop severe burning, stinging, redness, or irritation where the product was applied. Call your doctor if the irritation persists.

Why does it burn when he comes inside of me?

Irritation. Any kind of irritation in the vagina or the vulvar vestibule (the area at the entrance to your vagina) can cause an inflammatory reaction, which feels like a burning or stinging pain — and that pain is only exacerbated by the friction that comes with penetrative sex.

Why does lube irritate my skin?

Lubes. As with condoms, lubricants contain ingredients that can cause an allergic reaction. The symptoms will be very similar – itching, burning, swelling and a rash. “Lubes that advertise flavors, cooling or heating sensations and numbing can have any number of additives your system may not like,” Doe said.

Does K-Y jelly cause BV?

Many personal lubricants, like K-Y jelly, contain glycerin which breaks down to sugars and promotes yeast infections and possibly also bacterial vaginosis, noted Dr.

What does K-Y jelly do for her?

K-Y Intense, is designed for manual clitoral stimulation, that can intensify sensations throughout intercourse. A few drops on her intimate areas during foreplay and the special formula will bring sensual waves of warming, cooling, or tingling sensations that can increase the sensitivity of her intimate areas.

Is water-based lube better for sensitive skin?

When it comes to lubricants especially for sensitive skin, water-based, silicone, or hyaluronic acid-based lubricants are generally best,” says Coleman.