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Continue shoppingAmoreane designs lubricants and intimate gels crafted to adapt to every body, every practice, and every partner, with a special focus on skin tolerance and ingredient quality.
How do intimate lubricants work?
An intimate lubricant reduces mechanical friction during sexual intercourse or when using a sex toy, which limits micro-lesions and improves overall comfort. Amoreane formulas are developed to maintain a pH close to 4.5, the vagina's natural value, to preserve the intimate flora and minimize the risk of irritation.
According to several gynecological studies, nearly 40% of women report vaginal dryness at some point in their lives, regardless of their age group. Water-based lubricants, such as those offered by Amoreane, provide the most versatile solution: they are compatible with latex condoms and almost all sex toy materials, while also being easy to wash off with water.
The different types of Amoreane lubricants
- Water-based lubricant: the versatile standard, compatible with condoms and silicone sex toys, ideal for daily use without any sticky residue.
- Anal lubricant: a thicker, long-lasting formula, designed for anal practices where the rectal mucosa does not produce any natural lubrication.
- Warming lubricant: enriched with thermal active ingredients that create a gradual sensation of warmth to intensify sensations during foreplay or intercourse.
- Edible lubricant: made from food-grade ingredients, flavored and free of chemical residue, designed to be used during intimate massages or oral play.
How to choose the right Amoreane lubricant
- Material compatibility: if you use silicone sex toys, you must choose a water-based lubricant; silicone formulas can damage the toy's surface.
- Type of practice: for anal penetration, a denser, long-lasting texture is essential; for a couple's massage, a scented edible lubricant gel will be more suitable.
- Skin sensitivity: check for the absence of parabens, excess glycerin, and synthetic fragrances if you have reactive skin or mucosa.
- Use with condoms: only water-based or silicone-based lubricants are compatible with latex; avoid any oil, which would weaken the condom.
- Quantity and format: a 100 ml bottle is enough for regular solo use, while a 250 ml format or larger will be more economical for daily use as a couple.

















































































































