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Essentials · Lovehoney
Lovehoney Enjoy Water-Based Lube Review: The Default Bottle for Every Drawer
Safe with every toy material and every condom, cheap by the bottle, and neutral enough that nobody notices it is there.
Tested for 10 weeks · Published June 20, 2026
Our verdict
The correct answer to 'which lube should I buy first'. It needs reapplication more often than silicone lube, and that is the only real drawback.
$12.99–$12.99
Typical US price at The Pleasure Chest
What we liked
- +Compatible with silicone toys and latex condoms
- +No fragrance, no glycerin-heavy stickiness
- +Rinses off skin and sheets with water
What we didn't
- −Dries faster than silicone lube
- −Not suitable for shower use
Formula
Water-based and body-friendly, with a light texture that does not turn gluey as it dries. The pump top on the large bottle is one-handed, which matters more than it sounds.
How it performs
Slip lasted roughly 15 minutes before needing a refresh; a splash of water revives it instead of adding more product.
Compatibility
Safe with silicone, glass, steel and ABS toys and with latex condoms. If you want shower-proof slip, buy a silicone lube separately and keep this one for toy sessions.
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