Sexual intercourse is a very intimate process, a physiological requirement even. I mean, aren’t we all products of said activity? So, why is there a nationwide hush-hush surrounding it? 

For centuries now, the concept of lovemaking has been considered a taboo topic in India. People tend to frown upon those who speak about it without inhibitions and refuse to impart vital information about it to their children. We need to break free from this socially constructed norm by not viewing it as an inappropriate act but as just another human need.

As a step towards the positive direction, we thought it would be best to educate people on various topics and help them gain a better understanding of things. 

In this article, we will be talking about the necessity and usage of personal lubricants, or lubes, for sensual activities.

To begin with, let us understand what lubrication is. Lubrication is a natural process that helps facilitate better sexual activity. The purpose of this is to reduce friction in our intimate parts and increase comfort. 

Though this is a very natural process, one may experience bouts of dryness where the body does not produce lubrication as much or as effectively. One of the principal causes of reduced lubrication is said to be aging.

In the case of women, during their menopause period, the vaginal tissues begin to thin and produce less estrogen leading to decreased lubrication. As a result, they may not feel as comfortable during intercourse as they did previously. 

During such occasions of insufficient lubrication, one may opt for artificial lubes to replace the natural secretion process. Like many other products, these too come with a wide range of options, including:

• Water-based lubricants

• Silicone-based lubricants

• Oil-based lubricants

• Hybrid lubricants

Out of those mentioned above, water-based lubes are the popular ones, and rightfully so.

These are widely regarded as the ‘versatile’ lube because they can practically be used in any activity and are compatible with condoms – both latex and non-latex. They rank above silicone and oil-based lubes on the safety scale and are suitable for sensitive skin types.

In addition to choosing the type of lubricant, one must also pay attention to the ingredients present in the product. It is advisable to use lubes made with natural ingredients and free from risky particulars like paraben and glycerine.

At this juncture, may we introduce you to a lubricant that ticks all of these boxes and more?

Presenting to you earthvedic’s all-new Lubro Personal Lubricant , an Ayurvedic water-based formulation free from paraben, glycerine, silicone, and oil, and made of 100% natural ingredients, including Aloe Vera. Designed for use by both men and women, it is compatible with most toys and condoms and is very easy to clean.

That’s not all! The premium quality of the herbal ingredients present in this colourless, unscented, and flavourless product assures that there are no irritations and that you reach peak pleasure during your intimate moments. 

We have taken our first step in educating and suggesting a product to better your sexual health. How about you?