Lube Guide for Gay & Bi Men: Lube, Clean-Up & Aftercare

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This lube guide for gay and bi men covers glide and a clean finish: which Slick lube to pick (both are labeled 100% silicone-free), how to clean lube off skin and sheets, after sex wipes, an everyday intimate wash and filtered water for douching. Every product fact on these pages comes from the printed label.

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The Lube Club lineup for gay and bi men: Lube Cleanser Cloth, Slick Platinum, Lube Cleanser, Renew Everyday Wash and Slick Satin
The Lube Club lineup: Cleanser Cloth, Slick Platinum, The Lube Cleanser, Renew Everyday Wash and Slick Satin.

Lube guide: Slick Satin vs Slick Platinum

Clean-up and aftercare guide for men

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Lube guide for gay men: FAQ

What should a lube guide for gay men cover?

Which type of lube to use, what is printed on its label, how to clean up after, and how to keep your gear and routine simple. This guide links one page for each.

Which Lube Club lubes are silicone-free?

Both. Slick Satin and Slick Platinum are labeled 100% silicone-free.

Does Slick Satin contain glycerin?

Yes. Vegetable-derived glycerin is the third ingredient on the Slick Satin label.

Are Lube Club lubes edible?

No. Slick Satin and Slick Platinum are personal lubricants, not food.

How do I clean up after sex?

Wipe off the excess, wash with warm water and a cleanser, and pat dry. The Lube Cleanser is labeled as a lube remover, and Lube Cleanser Cloths are single-use cloths for when there’s no shower.

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